The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-26
FEhEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
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N Il w 8.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA
THREE Days LATER.
RREA STUBS DECLINE
THE CARS ANSWER, &C., &c.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
Ekalafnx. Lulv ~

Halafnx, July ~.
The Niagara haa arrived from Liverpool with
dates three days later than the Franklin's adj
vices.
Dcnniston reports cotton quiet rates receded
from pTevr,ns advices. Stocks, exclusive Of
| sh picard, Is, 900 bales Of which 62 900 bales
are AMERICAN.
I Breads.uffs-Prices unchanged and moderate,
bnsin.ss Some circulars quote wheat at 3D.
decline I; fl ,ur at cd decline indian corn Is
Provis.ons-Beef unchanged !; Richardson
reports sales Of western at ii5s. In pork trans
actions large, but a. lower prices for eastern,
and wrstera dull with de1inins .enAency.
Bacon 6tn long era short 39a43 !; shoulders
/ prices unchanged and active.
American Stock Market firm. Consols 929
to 90
Prince Corr schakoff, not the General arrived
at Aianna on the 6 h Of July, the bearer Of the
official reply Of Russia to Austria The prec &c
terms of the reply rot TRANSFERRED. Gortschak-
| off also carried autograph letter from Mich
olas to Austria, Of the tenor that the Danube
should b., left free. The Gar considers that
| he satisfies the reasonable demands OF Austria
thereby
| Moldavia is not to be evacuated, Us the oc-
cupalion Of that principality is necessary as q
| gurantee for conditions Of future peace.
Col. Mant Hel arrived on the 9th at Berlin
from ST, Pe,ersbargA with the Cars reply to
Prussia The reply was curteous, stating the
Cars consent to r.sign exclusive protectorate
over Greek Christians.
| If the Turks accede to the Joint Protectorate
Of the i've powers, the Car will evacuate the
Principalities when the western powers evacu'
ate Turkey, but will retain strong Military
| force in Moldava, as provisional security.
The Gar also sent Col. lsac"f 10 Dresden
with friendly autograph letter Il the King OF
Saxony and other sovereigps who were repre-
sen; ed in conference.
I Meantime hnstilities con tinued, and fighting
is repnrted in the Baltic and Black Seas,
the Danube and in Asia
Tb. Austrians had +n,ered Wallachia, and
| the French army was eu,barking in English
ships a, Cherbourg, for FINLAND.
Respecting the Austrian re-occupafion OF
Wallachia, all yet known was, that on July 2nd
! seventeen steamers with Austrian troops on
board dropped down the Danube
Napiers fleet was laying in the line Of battle
before Cronstadt; but TO June 29th, no attack
had been made.
BLACK SEA, June 4-Eight Russian steam
ers came out Of Sebastopol and attacked three
allied ships at the Batteries the allied ships
engaged, were the Furious and Terrible. A
running fight ensued. The Furious was con-
siderably damaged.
On the Danube on June 2lst and 22d, an i'm ;
portant 0dttIe was iOuSnt ~ TUG un', u'.u' &
Givotte. Meher Pasha fell on the Russi' n rea !
guard of Is, OOc, near silistris, on the 2lst tn.
battle lasted two days. The Russians continu
ed their concentration to wards Seereth and
Pruth. They apparently mean to return to the
banks of the Danube.
The movement Of the allied army 10 kept a
profound secret
The Cavalry is supposed to be advancing Hyy
land to Balkan.
A telegraph i. being built from Constantine
ple 10 Varna, Shumla, Widen and Gallpol.
Fifty thousand anglo French troops were still
at Varna. Prince Napoleon was also there.
Gen. Bosoqsetes French division has left
Adrianople for Shumla.
Omer Pasha has prepared to establish his
head quarters at Ru'zchuck.
Communications from the Danube were kept
open as far as Silistria by Turkish hotilla.
Gortschakoff removed his head quarters from
Kalarish to Gen. Brelitzen.
ShiIler commands division Of the French
army embarking at Chesburk for the Baltic.
Accouats from the agricultural districts OF
England are rather unfavorable, but average
crops are anticipated.