Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-26
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New YoRK, JUNE 26 "A private letter from
Constantinople states that the greatest mystic
ry prevails in regard to the present and ulti-
mate designs Of the allied troops.
Everything and everybody appears to be
in st1fu quo, IL 10 believed that the Russian
troops are retiring from the Danube
Lord Ragland and Marshal ST. Arnaud
have gone to confer with Omer Pacha, in re-
gard to the conduct Of the war.
Twenty thousand troops arc stationed At
Scutari, in i'm mense barracks. The plain Is lit
orally covered with tents The French troops
have not yet reached that point.
Prince Napoleon is still in Constanhnopie,
occupying one Of the Sultan's palaces.
The French Ambassador gave grand ball
to the Prince few nights ago.
The Duke Of Cambridge Is also ut Constan-
tinople.
The Sultan is giving grand round of en-.
tertuinments to the distinguished strangers.
Capt Ingraham was to sail from C1nstanti-
nople in . day or two, to join Com. Stringham
at Smyrna, Us stringent measures were to be
adopted to put down piracics, which had be-
come of frequent occurrence.
Later from HaUana.
CHARLESTON, JUNE 25.--the steamship lsa-
bel has just arrived from Havana. She brings
Havana dates Of the 22d inst, being four days
later than previous advices. When the Isabel
left, the Island was quiet, although the most
absurd and contradictory reports were in CIR
culation, both in regard to>tha designs Of the
filibusters ia the United States and the dis
affected feeling among the Creole population
of Cuba The Diario preserves most pru-
dent silence
The ship Northern Eagle from New York
for New Orleans went ashore u few days ago
on the Bahamas Through the assistance OF
lighters, she was got off and proceeded on her
voyage Salvage to the amount OF 10 600 was
awarded.
The Canadian Parliament.
QUEBEC, JUNE 24--Parlamont was pro-
rogued this afternoon, amid great confusion.
Members of the House insisted on speaking,
while the Governor was waiting in the Legs
latiye Council Chamber His Excellency's ar
rival being announced, cries of !" let him wait"
were heard. The Speaker could not restore
order and tho Governor General was kept
waiting several minutes, during which the
House was in the greatest confusion. When
order was restored, he appeared, delivered his
usual address and declared tho House to be
pror0gued
From .atilca.
BosToN. JUNE 26.-The barque Tally Ho,
from the coast OF Africa, reports that the
frigate Constitution would shortly sail from
Port Praya to cruise down the coast.
The store ship Nevada arrived at Fort Praya
on the 2sth May.
The sloop Of war Dale was ut last accounts
cruising near the river Congo.
The barque brings the letter bag from the
Constitution an invalid corporal Of marines,
and ten discharged seamen
Wheeling Bidge-Important Decision.
BALTIMoRE, JUNE 26. - The United States
Circuit Court this afternoon granted an injunc-
ton against reconstruction Of the Wheeling
bridge.
Massachusetts Wing State Convention.
BosroN, JUNE 25.--The Wing Central Com
mittee have issued an address, calling the State
Convention during August, and referring to
the intense excitement created by the repeal OF
the Missouri Compromise. Ii also compliments
the Massachusetts, delegation in strong terms.
Know Nothing Vicfory.
NORFOLK, JUNE 24-The municipal election
TODAY was hotly contested and resulted in the
election of S. s. Stubbs, Wing and Know Moth
ing, for Mayor. The whole Know Nothing
ticket was elected.
Murderer to be Hung.
New HAVEN, JUNE 23.-The House of Rep
resentatives, this afternoon, refused, by large
majority, to commute the punishment Of young
Michael Jennings, who murdered Mrs. Brad
ley, in North Haven, last summer. He will
therefore be hung on the second Tuesday in
July.
Ohio RiDer.
Of water in the channel Of the river at this
point. At Pittsburgh, three feet four inches.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, JUNE 26.-The commercial sd-
vices by the Atlantic have, as yet had no per-
ceptible effect on the market. Flour is dull,
and the market slightly in favor of the buyer.
Howard Street is held at SO so. City Mile,
SO. No buyers. Wheat is very scarce Sales
of 400 bushels red, nominally at 81 20 to 81 30
white, $3.50 to 81 60 Corn has advanced.
Sales of o 600 bushels white at 80 cents yell
low, so TO IS cents; mixed, 20 cents. Oats
sales of 3 900 bushels OF so to so cents. Wits
key, % to 90 cents. No change to notice in
the quotations Of the other leading articles of
the market
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 26-Flour dull at Sat-
urday's quotations. Wheat declining Corn,
80 TO 81 cents.
.Ne,o York Market.
New York, JUNE 26-Flour-sales of 1000
State brands at Sc rs 1925, Southern IS so
So 81. Wheat--salcs Of 5000 bushels of CON-
mon red at 81 so. Corn - sales Of 10000