The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-06-28
Arriual of the Canada.

~ Arriral of the Canada.
Il New YoRK. June 2l.-The Canada
arriyed at Halifax this morning.
No decisive news. Marshal Armaud
despatched 10000 Anglo French troops to
,-s-ehe.r .reliefof Silistria. They would proba.
ee big reach there by the 18th Of June. The
chief interest centers in the question wheth.
or SIisiria would hold ou, until then.
-sssn Political movements are going on be-
IS tween Austria and Russia.
.s...8 ..ss Lord John Russell has been appointed
81 presidant Of the Council; Duke of New
Castle, Minister Of War; and Sir George
Griy. Secretary Of the Colonies.
q ~ BREApSTUFFs-C Circulars the most reli.
.ss abs. say that prices and transaction OF
" the week were moderate. Western canal
~ f3eus 38s to 33s Cd. Provisions generally
upchanged. Ohio -four 39s cd to 40s.
Wheat. white. lis i0d to l2s; red los Cd
stoifis9d. Corn, white, 39s; yellow 4is.
sssf Beef firm. with an upward tendency
Pork dull. Bacon firm, with large de.
rs< mand
~ GAnxieiy prevails with regard to Silstria.
5azs The Russians have 10000 men on the
z, spot The assault continued day and
senieht. and practical breaches had been
= is made, but q sudden rise in the Danube
- prevented the storming. Advices to the
95th report that the fortress might hold Out
sssa for Is days. The Commander, Wassa
sanl Pasha. threatens to blow up the fortress
rfafher than surrender. On the night ot
3, the 9Th. The Russians made three attempts
.vte sforms but were repulsed, leaving 500
dead beneath the ramparts. The Turks
also made fearful havoc among the Rus.
s slams, killing and wounding 4,5o0.
s, The allied head quarters are established
ssat Varna.
On the 3lst May. the Turks defeated
e 700 Russians at Staiiama, killing SOC
and capturing guns and other accoutre
"a inents.
ssss All Russian troops at Bucharest are or
8 defed to advance TO the Danube.
The Russian force in Lesser Wallachia
sill falling back. All quiet on the Danube
,fhe allied fleet is cruising about in the
Baltic. No enemy in sight. Admira
-..S Napier's feet was 10 defend Singford, and
=. Admiral Cory s, including the French
u ssquadron, would cruise off The southerr
.esse coast. until arriving at Cornstadt, wher
81 8. both fleets would anchor across the Gulf
So The French squadron of 22 ships passed
- RGgsn on the 4,h. steering north east
Five English ships OF war are on the way
TO blockade The White sea in Asia.
The Crcassians under Schamyl are
ssset preparing to attack Tif1is.
: ConsrANriNoPLE, May 30th.-The evac
ustion Of the redoubt at Kalix by the
s. Turks is confirmed.
ssgE There is report of an insurgent victo
g - " in Thessaly Turks lost 200 in killed
g. and many taken prisoners.
The new Greek ministry is installed il
ssas office. and are dismissing all functionarie.
implicated in the instruction Of the Ar
Z 7 menian squadron at Syria.
4 ,as4 GERMANY.-- "A meeting between the En-
4 seperor of Austria and the King Of Persi'
- attended by ytheirrespectiye Ministers wa
l.:... ios,taks place on the 9th, on the frontier
.s.of5 5Saxonys The movement creates SOM
suspioion. and especially as it has tran
spifed that Connt Fostiz is the bearer Of |
rss lsitef irom the Emperor Of Austria L
PARIs.-The advance Of the Russian
towardssthe allied armies is announced
81 and 10 creating considerable uneasines
2 s. = rnonr The monied world in Paris.
HI Is reported that the 6rst class Of citi
y zsns afe alls5esing from 81. Petersburgh
under ne impression that the troops pov
fiist0gsys Cossacks.