Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
Arrival Of steamship Atlantic.
ONTINRNTAL INTELLIGENCE,
BFeadstu6s Declining,
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-the Collins steam
ship Atlantic, Captain West, arrived at her
wharf, foot of Canal street, at an early hour
this morning. She sailed from Liverpool on
the 9Th Of August, and therefore brings four
days later intelligence from England and all
parts of the Continent.
The steamship Arabia, from New York, ar
rived ct Liverpool on the End.
The news by the Atlantic is not Of an i'm
portant character. From the seat of war, we
have nothing definite or decisive The same
mastery inactivity, heretofore noticed, still
prevails.
The cotton market was very firm. AS YET.
We arc without quotahons.]
The market for breadstufs was very heavy
Philadelphia and Baltimore -four is quoted at
27s I'd. to 2Ss-s decline of sixpence. Corn,
s4s to 35s "A decline of one shilling. Wheat
had declined three pence.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
From tho Baltic We learn that tho allies had
blown up the Notifications at Bomersund.
The cholera WAS abating among the French
troops. t.-F
We have rumors, Is before, of what Admins al
Napier and Marshal d'Hilliers intend doing at
Abo, at Cronstandt, and at other points, but il
would seem as if they were resting for the pre-
sent on the laurels gathered at Bomersund.
Enrthar and 1atap o1v;n>. had h>~r
at London in regard to the expeditionary move
ments at Varns for tho Crimsa.
: The smbarkation Of the artillery took place
on the 25th of August
Tho troops-sbout seventy thousand in num-
bsr-were to embark on the 3Oth, when the
entire feet and tho transports would sail for
the Crimea.
The barbados raised by the Russians to OBJ
struct tho Danube at Sulina have been de-
stroyed by the allies. ...
Russia unequivocslly declines to accept the
last proposals Of the Allied Powers, and an
nouncss her determination to act on the dsfen.
sive.
The cholera has sbsted In both the Russian
and Allied armies.
Tho Russians are concentrating in different
parts of Moldavia. They have also blown up
the forts at Hsngo.
Tho London Times of Monday says that Aus.
tria will probably not declare war against
Russia, but that the Austrian army will be
increased in the Principalities to loo, 900 men
MISCELLANEOUS
King Leopold, of Belgium, and Prince AL.
bert, Of England, had arrived at Boulogne, to
meet the Emperor Napoleon. Suitable ar.
rsngsments had been made to give them re.
csption betting their rank.
The harvest throughout Great Britain and
on the continent is most abundant This un.
expected abundance, which will prove o sayins
to the country of millions upon millions, ha,
impaired great ease to the money market, not.
withstanding appearances indicate protracted
and most expensive war with Russia.
The Emperor Nicholas positively rejects the
ultimatum of Austria
The last advicas from Spain represent thu
condition of things at Madrid as being NOR.
tranquil.
The King Of Sweden has not yet taken an,
decisive part in favor Of tho allies.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC.
1t was confidently expected that the Aus
trian and swedish Ministers would Withdraw
from st. Petersburg.
Queen Christina, of Spain, had gone oras,
from excitement. [Humbugl
From Berlin We have nothing new.
No further fighting had taken place on tn,
Danube or in Asia.
The Hungarisns and Poles were in a var,
disaffscted state.
1t was rumored that MI. Soule, the Ameri
can Minister at Madrid, was negotiating with
Espsrtero for the purchase of Cuba.
The weather in England and France wa
exceedingly fne. The crops of grain are i'm
mense.
Provisions have declined considerably. Ric,
and tobacco dull.
American stocks depressed. The Londor
money market is in q very easy condition
Consols closed at est.
Tho general news by the Atlantic is yer,
uninteresting.