The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-05-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
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from the Seat of war :--1 he Ball
Opened !--EXpiOits of an American
PriVatcer!-TremeDd Battle! The
Turks Victorious!
New YORK, May 10, P. NJ.
The steamship Europa, with Liverpool
dates to the 9th, has arrived.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LlrERPooL MARKEr.-The demand for
Flour was fair, but prices had declined
Sd to Is. Western Canal is quoted at 36s
Sd to 37s, and Ohio at 38s to 38s 3D.
Bacon has declined Is.
LONDON MARKEr.-Breadstuffs are un.
changed. Sugar opened with good de-
mand, but fell off towards the close. Rice
is fat. Coffee is quiet. Pig Iron is quo
ted at 83s.
Dennston quotes Western Canal Flour
at 36s to 36s cd, and Ohio at 37s to 38s.
Indian Corn had declined 2s the quota
tons are 38s to 38s cd for white, and 37s
to 39s for yellow. White United States
Wheat is quoted at Is, to lis Cd.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The American privateer Grapeshot had
captured French brig off Lands End.
The ship Black Hawk, from Liverpool
for New York, with 800 passengers a.
board, foundered at sea. The passengers
were all saved. Over a hundred of them
were landed at Falmouth.
The war news is important. The al
lieo fleets bombarded the Russian fort at
Solina, at the mouth of the Danube, on
the 18th and 10Th,
Omar Pasha, with 10000 men, gave
battle to Gen. Luders. between Silistria
and Rassova. The battle lasted several
hours. During the previous night, Omar
had sent division towards the sea, which
division, during the height Of the battle,
attacked the Russians in the rear, caus.
ing tremendous confusion. The Russians
retreated behind Czzemavoda, with the
loss of many guns, stores, baggage, ant
military chest.
The Russians continue their attack OF
Silstra. On the Goth, the Turks crossed
the Danube to destroy the Russian bat
: teries, and advanced to Kalarescha, bu
after some hard fighting, they retired
Silstria is uninjured.
Paskewitch has ordered the Russian
to advance no further into Dobrudscha
An important battle was fought on thC
25th between the Turks and Greek insur
gents. Arta was taken by the Turks il
fifty minutes by assault, The GreeE
leader, Grivas, fled. Excepting Pircus
all the coast of Greece was closely block
AIDED by the allies.
On the 10Th a fight enSued between thu
Turks and Montenegroans, at Nichsick. -
The latter were commanded by VorodC
George Petrovitch.
Hostiities have fairly commenced -
Napier was closely blockading all the Bal
tic ports Russia was fitting out againS
him fleet of 800 armed boats.
Detailed accounts of the bombardmen
of Odessa, state that all the batteries an(
military stores were destroyed; two pow
der magazines were blown up, twelvt
Russian ships of war sunk, and thirteel
laden with ammunition, taken. Merchan
vessels were unmolested The loss of th
allies was only five killed and six wound
ed. The allied fleet had left for Sebasto
pol.
In France, the Imperial Guard hac
been re.established, and Gen. st. Jean d.
Angely appointed commander.
A telegraphic dispatch had been re
ceiyed by the Government, announcing
victory by the Turks, and that Omar Pa
cha had succeeded in cutting in two tn
Russian army in Dobrudscha.
Great excitement had been caused By
the exploits of the American privatceI
Grapeshot, and British steamers had beer
sent in pursuit of her.
At the latest advices. Napier was quiet
ly anchored four miles from Stockholm.
The ice was Breaking up, and it was ex
pected that CronStadt would be opened b,
April.