Washington sentinel., 1854-07-19
f0rsigu yntdIigsnts.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Franklin.

The steamship Franklin left Cowes at 8 p. m,
July a, and went ashore on Long Island beach,
Gust OFF Moriches, about forty miles 10 the west
ward Of Montauk) during the dense fog that pre-
vailed, at 8 o'clock, Monday morning.
Her passengers were all taken ashore in safety,
and at about IL last night, fory-three arrived in
this city. She had on board 100 tons OF freight
Her mails were brought by express, and arrived
at about o'clock this morning
Al the time the purser left her she had not
sprung aleak, and il was thought her freight might
be got out without much damage.
BY the Franklin we have dates from London
and Southampton to the 9th inst.
London corn market two shillings lower.
American -four from one to two shlings down.
Consols, 931. Z.
Liverpool cotton market unchanged. Business
moderate.
Liverpool corn market dull buyers holding Off
Indian corn pressed for sale
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool al a. m. on
the 5th instant. a3'
a. military instruction, headed by ODonne,
has broken out in Spain, four thousand of the
Madrid garrison having marched out in the drec-
tion of Toledo. Accounts are conflicting. Mad
rid is covered with barricades. Garrison frater-
nizing with insurgents. O'Donnel threatening to
attack the palace. Abdication Of the queen pro-
posed.
Russia has replied to the Austrian and Prussian
summons, that she will resist TO the last man and
last rouble. t.A
A collision between the Austrian and Russian
forces in Moldavia is imminent. The Russians
defend the line of the Sereth, and the Austrian
commander.in-chief has proceeded to the seat of
war with orders TO insist upon the evacuation OF
Moldavia, which the Russians refuse.
+. Latest ntelligence.-Intelli from Mad
rid to the 30th ut. states that the town was much
agtated.
the Campo del Moro, at about gun-shot from the
Palace.
General Campuzano, director of the artillery,
had refused to attack them, although protesting
his fidelity 10 the Queen
General Lara had also refused, on the pretext
that he could not rely on the garrison.
General ODonnell was said TO have summoned
the Queen TO change her ministry. Unless she
did so he threatened to attack the town the same
evening.
Subsequent advices to the I'd instant states that
Madrid is covered with barricades. The populacc
cried out, Death TO Sarorius" 4
II was said that part of the garrison had fra
ternized with the insurgents.
'sThe abdication Of the queen was under dis
cussion and the formation of regency, of which
NavareZ should be member.
son the other hand, the Patrie declares that the
news received by telegraph from Spain continues
TO be favorable 10 the government, and that the
insurgents, after having been defeated, have
marched upon Toledo
Paris, Tuesday Morning.-The Monitemr con-
tains dispatch from Bayonne, of the Sd instant,
which states that, on the Goth ultmo, the Queen
of Spain appeared on the PIado and was well re-
ceved by the troops and the populace.
Generals O'Donnell, Res de Olano, and Mes
sina have been deprived of their rank, titles, and
honors
dispatch from the Spanish government Of the
I'd states that on the LIST, at four o'clock in the
afternoon, the queens troops attacked the insur-
gents, and gained signal advantage over them;
that the latter were routed and that many officers
and prvates had demanded leave to return to their
duty.
Madrid was tranquil.
These dispatche- are all, Of course, furnished
by the Spanish government