Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20
Further News by the Baltic.

Further News by the Baltic.
London, Wednesday morning-The correspon-
dents OF two OF the London journals have been
arrested on the right bank of the Danube by the
Russians.
The official reply of the Car TO the Austrian
summons to evacuate the principaiities was daily
expected at Vienna
The Russians have removed all the heavy
tillery from the Danube
Liverpool, Wednesday, 10 Motion to day
is firm and prices are better $40 to is higher
since the departure of the America The sales
to-day will, probably reach 5000 bales.
Manchester accounts are cheering.
The Despatch announces the adhesion of the
smaller German states to the Ausro-Prussan
treaty.
Retreat Ct the Russian Army from the Turkish
Territories
The following important despatch announcing
the immediate and complete retreat of the Rus
SLAMS from the Sultan's dominions was published
on Monday evening"
Paris, Monday, June 90, 1854.
The Moniteur publishes intelligence from Buch
Arrest OF the 23d received by telegraph via Bel
grade 1t says The siege of Silistria, suspend
ed on the 18th, has now been raised by superior
order. The Russians have evacuated Giurgewo,
and the whole Muscovite army about TO retire
beyond the Pruth'
Paris, Tuesday morning, June 81.
The Monteur announces that despatch re-
celved from Vienna dated Monday, states that the
siege OF SIlistrla was raised, and that the Rus
SLAMS were retiring nicSSe. Their retreat was
being effected from ali parts of Wallachia in the
direction of Foksham and Berlat. The entry OF
the Austrians into the Principalites is decided on
and Count CorcIni, with the LIST division, TO be
followed closely by a second. is ready to descend
| the Danube to Giurgevo, when he will march TO
Bucharest.
Cronstadt, {n Transyivania) June o.
The Russians are leaving WalIacha in all
haste. They take with them the horses, oxen
wheat, and everything movable on which they
can lay their hands, leaving nothing behind but
their wreched paper money.
A despatch from Vienna, dated the 25th inst
says:
1.-The Russians are in full retreat to Moldavia
The Russians in the Debrddscha are also retiring
Turkish army, 10000 strong is advancing to
relieve Rascova. Omar Pasha is advancing with
his entire force to the Danube
In consequence of the wounds received by
Prince Paskiewitch, (who was also much enfeeb-
led by fever) and Prince Gortschakoff, General
Dannenberg has been appointed to the chief
command of the Russian forces The complete
defeat of the Russians the 10th is confirmed
a portion of the besiegng army having been
forced to recross the Danube in all haste The
Turks TOOK several standards and great quantity
of baggage Five Russian Generals were either
killed wounded in this affair alone TIE LETT
leg OF General Schders was taken out of the
socket, and he lies in dangerous state He is
advanced IN years, and of nervous tenperament
Prince Gortschakoffs wound is severe General
Luders who is also wounded, is said TO be doing
well. Marshal Paskewitsch suffers considerably
from MS confusion. Count Orlof fingers with
out hope of recovery.
Vienna June &c, 1854
The night before last the Russian reply to the
| chalb ar II i
Rassla consents to evacuate the Turkish terrific
ries
New York, July T.
At late hour last night, cotton merchant
was discovered in the act of setting fire his store
IN South street, Fletcher. He was seized bv
an officer, and then attempted 10 bride him with
the offer OF his gold watch to release him -
The policeman refused The gentleman was
locked up to await further action.
1t Is reported this p. NJ. that the prisoner has
committed suicide in the Tombs.
Alexander Kyle, JT, Secretary of the Harlem
Rall Road Company, confessed that their has been
an over-Issue of thousand shares of Harlem stock
valued at $4,000, and that he has appropriated
that amount to his own private purposes Besides
this amount the Company lose some $4,000 by
the misuse of their Bonds The stock was not
called at the Board of Brokers to-day and will
not be until the examination now proceeding is
over. The examination into the affairs of the
New Haven Company is still proceeding
The Board of Health of This city today, de-
clined giving report of cholera cases for publ
cation IN the newspapers on the ground that it
tended to cause excitement among the people
The physicians stated, however. that there had
been no increase of the disease