The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29

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The whole Russian army OF oecupa-
ion is falling hack in good order with al
i. forces on the Sereth and the Pru,n.
The garrisons of Isna Pa.ha al Gaia.z
Are on the march 10 the Crimsa, and all
the dIsppsahl- force Will Immediately iol.
,oy TO enter little Wallachia with thirty
thousand men.
On The 2Osn and 23d OF June the Tur.
kIsh vanguard of twenty-five thousand
men attacked the Russian rear guard
ard drove /. beyond Tyaan's wall.
A Berlin dispatch had been received,
stating tina. an express tad arrived from
81. Petersburg, b inging the answer OF
Russia 10 iusGria's requisaion, and well
informed persons believe II gives no rea- /
son TO expect the negotiations will be fur !
tner prolonged between Austria and Iur- |
key. and IL IS added Austria will moi en- !
ter ia,o arrangements with Russia which
snail no, be passed on the sovereign rights
OF the Sultan, and the integrity oil the
Empire. and moreover Austin as hat
is the locality where operations is 10 be
carried 90.
Nicholas Is sad to be on his way 70
Crtmea from kGsu.
From Asia we have nothing OF impor
lance Both a, mics were quiet.
Greece Is quiet.
Interesting debates took place in Inc
British Parliament Oh the reciprocity
treaty with Canada, and the concession
oil the right OF the Caaa la 10 cleo, toe
! Council.
| Captain Pearson, Of the Rose STAN
dish, VINO was woan,iad a, Saanghae,
| died of his wounds.
| 4 dispatsh from Vienna 20 the Lon
don Times, says Barton pandoff had
been recalled, but the repof, was doubted,
as it seems unreasonable 10 suppose d.
plotna,ie relation with Russia would be
| broken off.
| Count Coronmi will evacua'e the prin-
| cipallies on the conclusion OF peace
| without delay.
| From the Baltic we are advised that
| Napier had, Oh the 9th Of June, con-
cenlrated his whole force within % miles
| OF Cronstadt, In such manner as would
indicate an attack.
Four British ships had bombarded
Bonar sound, in the White Sea and seven
masked batteries were dismantled, and
after five hours the Russian magazines
were In blaze.
The London Times says, probably Ma.
per wishes 10 cffer battle to the Russians
and reconoitre the defence OF Cronstad,,
rather than attack the fortress.
Tue late i dates from Odessa say there
was no blockade, and ships were loading
/ as usual.
The London Times saws the failure oil
dealer connected with the settlement
OF foreign securities was announced in
London. Friday. Oh the Stock Exchange
There was extreme activity In money
owing to the half settlements
Napier's fleets are anchored 25 mile.
from Crons,ad,.
The allied squadrons have been order.
ed TO blockade the Russian ports on the
Black Sea BY August lst.
Buildings were burned and much 9th
er property destroyed.
The embarkation Of the French troops
for Varna continued.
The French and English had sixt,
thousand troops between Wanna ant
Snmla.
Ii Is stated that an encounter at Silis
tria between the Russians and Turks, tn,
latter los, fourteen thousand and the for
mef one hundred and fifty men.
Turkey has consented to open he
ports to the Greek flag.
A pontoon bridge a, kalarasch ha,
been destroyed by storm and five hun
bred Russian soldiers drowned.
A Vienna despatch says the Gar
answer &c the Austrian note had not ar
rived.
Mahomed Pasha is marching to tn
relief of Rasoya with twenty thousan
men.
EscLAsD.-A conclusion Of the Fish
cry treaty between the United States an
Great Britain had been officially announ
ced in Parliament.
The Canada Bill had passed throug
Committee.
The position Austria has Just taker
is looked upon with disgust and man
believe her objec, in taking possession {
he Turkish Pnncipallt,es, is TO aid tn
, Emperor. by both England and France
The LATEsr.-Tne Gar has lief, s.
. Petersburg for the South.
An allied expedition against Crime
is actively fitting out.
> All Austrian vessels Of war have bee
ordered to leave Trieste for the East
. A flight Of Russians from the principal
! ties u confirmed