Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-18
tBY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.
-Four Days Later from Europe.

New YORK, July 18.--The u. States mail
steamer Franklin from Hayre July 5th, with
three days later intelligence from Europe, went
ashore yesterday morning, at Morrishea on
Long leland Sound, forty miles west Of Mon
tauk Point, at the end Of Long Island.
According to the most reliable circulars,
the Liverpool breadstuffs market is dull, and
prices Of f,ur, wheat, and corn, have reccded.
Flour has declined from Cd. to is.
Some circulars state breadstoffs have ad-
vanced, but the above statement may be con-
sidered most correct.
The Liverpool cotton market was active and
very firm; sales of the last three days, 10000
bales. Fair Orleans is quoted ct 61a; fair
Uplands at 6I.
The London money market is stringent;
money tight. Consols are quoted at 931I
The Liverpool provision market was quiet
transactions limited Tobacco firm. Coffee,
sugar, and molasses, steady. Rice unchanged.
The report that the Gar had replied to the
Austrian summons, and had consented to eyac-
uate the Princfpalities, is believed to be incor-
rect. IL is now stated from sources believed to
be reliable, that the Cars reply has been re-
ceived, and that no refuses to evacuate the
Principalities in answer to the summons Of
Austria.
1t is also stated that the Prussian Govern
ment had received from Colonel Monteufel,
who was sent to st. Petersburgh with des-
patch to support the summons Of Austria, In
formation indicating marked GOODNESS on the
part of the Court Of Russia towards both 'Prus-
STA and Austria.
Russia it is believed, is now determined to
resist the Allied Powers, as long as she has a
rouble to spend, or can raise troops to fill tho
ranks of her armies; to resist till the Last man
is killed, and the last rouble spent.
The Russians, having retired from Walla-
CHA, have determined to make stand in Mol
davia, in tho northern part Of the Turkish ter
ritories to defend the line Of the Sereth and
not cross the river Pruth.
collision between the Austrian and Rus
sian forces in Moldavia was momentarily ex-
pecsed
The Austrian commander-in-ch had pro-
ceeded to the seat of war, with orlers to Insist
upon the immediate evacuation Of Moldavia by
the Russians. This course on the part of Aus
tria has inspired the Western Powers with
more confidence in the intentions Of Austria.
On the 29th Of Juno, tho Anglc-French feet
was lying before Cronstadt and it was believed
that on the following day general attack
would be made upon the fortress.
Greece-On the 18Th Of June, the Turkish
troops attacked the Hellenic volunteers, COM
manded by Hadji Petros.
After o conflict Of three hours, the Greeks
were completely routed, leaving large num-
ber of their killed and wounded on the field Of
battle, together with their guns, baggage, &C.,
which were captured. The Greeks, to save
themselves, took flight into the mountains of
Agrapha and Olympus, in the interior.
Spain.-A military instruction headed by
O'Donnel, had broken out in Spain, accounts
of the result Of which are conflicting, and not
reliable.
Ono account states that the garrison of
Madrid fraternised with the insurgents, and
that four thousand had marched out in the
direction Of Toledo; that Madrid was covered
with barbados that 0'Donnel was threaten
ing an attack upon the palace and that an
immediate abdication Of the Queen was pro-
posed.
On the other hand, the Patrie declares that
telegraphic dispatches have been received
which put different construction upon tho
whole affair, or emeute that the Government
has ample strength to crush the present insur-
rection, and that tho rebels, after having been
defeated by the Government troops, marched
to Toledo.
All accounts, however, agree that Spain is
in distracted state, and that this movement
Of Gen. o Donnell is but q the beginning Of tho
endn
Markets.
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