Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-25
Arrival Of the Baltic.
Later News from Europe.


The steamer Baltic arrived at 4 P. M.
Cotton firm; Hour 10 good reqaest, but
rather heavy, western 32s, Ohio S4s; corn
advanced ls. wheat ID; Lard hrm at b5s;
pork dull; beef unchanged.
Il is confirmed that the Expedition
against crimea and Seyastpool has left Var |,
ma.
Nothing certain as 10 Boomeisund has
been received except that il is about 10 be
bombarded and Aland Island taken.
The Russian Steamer Uldimuyarortie
from Sevastopol destroyed three Turkish
merchantmen, and chased the English
steamerC Cycops which had left her guns on
shore 10 carry large cargo of stores.
The Turkish Army is advancing cautious
ly on Bucharest
A Russian Rear Guard was about half
way between Bucharest and Busco.
On the Sd the Turkish Army had not en-
tered Bucharest.
1t is said that retrograde movements are
being made in Moldavia.
It's reported. That according to an agree
rasnt between the Porte and the Austrian
Envoy the Turks will not enter Bucharest
and that their troops are to be Withdrawn
from the Danube on the arrival Of the Aus
tyians.
Omer Pacha promised that Wallachia
shall not be made the theatre Of military
movements.
1t was rumored but not credited that 2
vessels OF war had canonaded Aland Island
for seven hours and that the French were
in occupation Of it.
Omar Pacha has asked for provisions and
Judgement for $4,000 men in Burcharest
and rations for 10000 outside its walls.
The British Steamer Fury entered Sc
vastopol in the night and remrined unit;
morning. 1t was fired at with both sho
and shell but suffered no damage.
The cholera in the English Camp a
Varna was on the decrease.
Great preparations were being made fol
an immediate advance of the Allied forces
ITALY.-Cholera is on the decrease.
SPAIN.-The Barricades have been taker
down in Madrid.
1t was reported that an armed force hat
forbidden Christana to leave Madrid with
out the payment of large sum of money
Some of the wealthy citizens were leay
ing Barcelona, fearing insurrection and chol
era.
ENeLAND.-The payment of f5oo,oo'
on account of the last series OF .Excheque
Bonds tends to increase the pressure o
monetary affairs on Tuesday.
Bombay dates are to July lst. The.
speak Of disposition towards peace on th
part of Port Arva. =
The Russians had captured the fortres
ofRochen.
The Dutch Expedition against Borne
was unsuccessful
The Corvette Sumatra had been destoy
ed by fire.
The Turkish Fleet has sailed for Warn
with the pontoons and all the Transports.
The Arch Duke Constantine narrowI
escaped drowning at Cronstadt, BY the up
setting of boat.
Admiral Gallatin and four seamen wer
drowned.
Denmark has given her complete cor
ourrence to the Austro- Prussian Treaty.
Eeypr.-ALExANDRIA, July 6th.-Sai
Pasha has granted an amnesty. He ha
abolished the corn monopoly which ha
hitherto belonged to the Government H
has re-established free trade in cottons, an
modified various taxes. The popular Ell
thusiasm was very great.
ST. PETERsBUReH, July lst.-The Cza
supported by the Grand Duke Constantin
will resist to the last, and since the 6eets
the enemy have left Cronstadt, be is MOI
determined than ever.
Count Nesselrode and the Grand Dull
Kronpronse try all they can to prevail c
the Emperor 10 alter his policy. Their e
forts are in vain, and although their par
zans increase daily in numbers, the o
Russian party has yet the preponderanco