The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-07-06
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
New York, June SOP. M

| NEW YORK, June oO-P. M.
The steamer Europa, with Liverpool
dates to the 18th inst, has arrived at this
port.
LIVERPOOL MARKEr.-Milligan quotes
Western Canal Flour at 38s., and Ohio at
$685.; Yellow Corn 39s., and white 38s.
Gardner reports beef steady, but not ac-
tive. Pork maintained previous prices
Large sales of Bacon had been made at
prices rather favorable to sellers. Tallow
was steady at Gas cd, Sales of 300 tons
of Lard at 49@49S Cd.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
There has been too much rain in France
and too little in England.
Silstria was still holding out at the la
test dates received
The Paris MOniteur announces that
Austria and Prussia have framed reply,
overruling the objections of the smaller
German States.
The Baltic fleet, at the latest dates, was
at Booreshund, twenty miles from Hell
singfors.
Nothing later had been received from
Asia, Greece, or the Black Sea.
Allied troops were still being transport
ed to Verna.
A bill giving Canada an elective Sen
ate, had passed its second reading in the
British House of Lords.
On the 3Oth of May three British steam.
ers destroyed the dock-yards and stores
at Berahestadt, in the northern part of the
Gulf of Bothnia, damaging property to
the amount of $4,000 roubles. On the
8 lSt they capturing several vessels of
Uleaburg; and on the first of June four
other steam rs destroyed ships, dock.
yards and stores at Uleaburg, to the a.
mount of 100000 roubles.
The Russians made another unsuccess
ful attack on Silistria on the 10th. Pas
kiewitCh received and very severe confu-
sion in the right leg. He delegated the
command to Gortchakof, and removed to
Jassy.
The Turks made a successful attack on
the island of Makan. Hadsi Petro still
holds out in Thessaly.
The Europa, cavalry transport ship,
was burnt to the waters edge, while on
her passage to Gibraltar. Twenty-one
lives were lost, including Col. Moore,
commander of the troops. The remain.
der was rescued.
The news of the adhesion of Greece to
the ultimatum Of the Western powers was
received at st. Petersburg on June 9th,
and caused great surprise
Russia is reconing on diversions, con-
triyed at great expense, in the Southern
provinces of Turkey.
The Paris Moniteur, in alluding to the
arrest of Dillon, French consul at San
Francisco, says, the Minister of France at
Washington hastened to bring this infrac-
ton of consular privileges, under the no
tice of the government of the United
States, and the language of the American
cabinet does not permit Of doubt of its
being disposed to do justice to just com
plants.
A telegraphic dated Gothland, June
llth, says both the French and English
fleets were at Boresund, 90 miles from
Sweaborg, and twas expected they would
attack the latter place on or soon after the
18th.
There were in Russian ships of war in
Sweaborg, and they had blocked up the
harbor by sinking therein ship loaded
with rocks.
A rumor prevails that the Emperor of
Austria said publicly to the Duke of Gotha:
Il give you my word and honor that, if
the Emperor of Russia does not evacuate
the Principalities, will declare war a.
gainst him. He is also reported to have
given the Duke permission to repeat the
remark
A letter from Widden of 30th says the
Russians, in leaving Lesser Wallachia,
carried off all the archives public money
and yaluables of the converts and church.
es.