Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-22
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIlE ARABIA.

.. NEW 1ORhy JuHC d, NE
The steamer Arabia, with adviceS from Liv-
erpool 10 Saturday, the Sd inst, has just arrl-
we'd at this port.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DennStown's Circular says. The market
for BreadStuffs opened dull in the forepart Of
the week, al the decline reported by the Pacif-
ic, but closed steady at the previous weeks
prices, whichiis an advance on the quotations
by the Pacific. tts.
The closing quotations being, Western Ca
nal Flour 3sa39 Cd; Baltimore and Philadel
phia 39a40s, and ohio 39a4ls. White Meal
ii Cd a lbs Cd; and Red Mixed lis 3d,a Ii Cd
White Corn 5Sa40s. Lard is quoted at 46s.-
Consols closed at 9lt. .., -.....
Gardiner K Co., reports less doing in Beef,
but prices firm and the stock low. Pork dull
and prices dropping. Bacon in fair demand,
and fine qualities sell readily. Short Mindless
scarce and sought after. Shoulders aud Hams
in better demand. No Cheese in market.
p I ~ GENERAL -INTBbLfGENOs. ~ - =
Eight thousand French landed al Piraus, in
Greece, and took possession. King Ohio had
accepted the ultmatum Of France and Eng
land, and had called a new ministry.
| An Anglo-French squadron had been order
ed 10 the Black Sea. .., .... .... .t-,., =
| Napier had battered the outposts Of Hango,
but up to the 22d the main fortress had rot
been taken. a1 r'taa yt. .E5.f
Silistyia had bravely held out up TO the 9th,
/ at which date Omar Pacha was going TO the
relief ofthe garrison.
| 3Omarand Lord Raglan had held council Of
war atVarna ,and, it is said, the Anglo-French
forces will proceed to Adrianople.
1t was generally thought Lo d Polmerston
would be appointed Minister Of War in Eng
, land.
Austria was about to dispatch formal de-
mand to the Car to withdraw his troops from
the Turkish territory.
The latest advices from The Danube say that
Omar had gone with 9,O00troops TO the relief
of Slistria. . .a a
The Independence Of Georgia hasbeen pro-
claimed.
Some doubtful rumors were in circulation
that The Car would negotiate.
The new steamer City oi Philadelphia, had
. been launched in the Clyde.
Disuatch from Trieste OF the 26th says the
Russians had failed in the attemptt to I rec The
passage Of the Danube at Turnel and Glurga-
! yo; on the goth, they were repulsed IN an at,
D tack on one Of the detached forts at Sllstra
D The Russians the dispatch says, admit tha
D silistria may hold out two or three weeks lon
ger, ami by that time i! probably may be re-
0 lieved by Omar Pacha.
0 Kalch and Pot on the coast of Circassii
O. have rendered to the Anglo-Frenoh ships, ant
D now that the independence OF .Ge"rgla ha
been nroclaimt the banshed Princes will bt
0 re. called.
O Letters from Belgrade say frman has beer
0 signed, allowing Austria to occupy Montenesr
0 as we'll as Abani and Servia, should 1t b.
0 deemed necessary. .r..
% Advlces from the Baltic say that an effectly
% blockade had been established at Riga.
Advices from Athens say the Egyptian troop
0I had been completely defeated in ThesSal!y b
: the insurgents and fully 800 taken prisoners
/. with large amount of small arms.
Gostchikoff has been summoned TO st. Pc
Itersburg, from whence it is thonght he will b
: sent on a speciaimis ion to the German courts
I'll 1t is reported that the Gar has given order
10 again 10 occupy Little Wallachia, but the re
70 port is doubted.
,0 In the British parliament it was announce
10 that the lonian flag, beng under Br tlsh Pre-
10 lection, it cannot be considered neutral.
BY .he movement in Denmark, all the OF
10 position newspapers, except five, have be
10 iuterdicted. 4c 81 t&.gt
Is The government prohihed public meetlr
DO at Ringetu, 10 celebrate the fifth anniversal
lofthe constitutional, at which an address
The Kiag was to be signed, praying him TO di
miss his ministers.
mil The details of the coup de etSt are disjoln'
and vague. -.
A clergyman of Mobile, Ala, DR.. ".
Hamilton, of the Government street PresbY
rian church in that city, man Celebrated
u, many parts Of the Onion for his ability and c
oquence, was lately discovered TO have be,
tfor years running career Of unbridled lice
tiouaness and pronigacy, causing the ruin
several respectable young women, membt
Of his congregation. Rumors affecting his re
lutation had been in circulation for some I n
but such confidence was felt in, his integr
90 by his friends, that il was when rutnor ga
90 place to open charges, that committee of
90 vestigation was appointed, before whom su
90 mass Of evidence was presented as LEFT
90 doubt OF his guilt, The Mobile Register 81
90 be was forewsrned to leave the city by a {
90 tain time, or mob vialence would be d.
90 him. The reverend proaisate took the b
90 and left.