Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-25
Arrival Of the america.
Three Days Later from Europe,

HALIFAX, Aug. "a.
I The royal mail steamer dmsric6. from
Liverpool on the 9th, arrived last niabt
about o'clock. ~ 'a
| The market has been active an the weak
and closes to-day. Friday. very firmly at ad-
vance since this day week. Of 2s on -four:
6d@1s per 20 lbs. on wheat; lsC13son In
dian corn. Western Canadian flour quot
ed at 32s@32s Cd; Baltimore and Phila-
delphia 32s Gda33s Cd. Corn 32s@s4 !;
white 33s@34s. asi
RUSSIAN WAR.
The news from the Danube continues
generally favorable TO the allies, but moth.
ing decisive has taken place.
On the morning Of the 30lh ult., the
Russians are stated 10 have attacked the
Turkish and French camps at Giurgavo,
but were totally defeated with loss Of
1000 killed and large number Of prison
| ers. lsc taa
The Russians we're retreating 10 forced
marches They had quilted Frateschi. and
il was occupied by the Turks.
The evacuation of Wallacbia was com.
pleted, and proclamation had been issued,
declaring that all soldiers who remained be.
hind would be considered deserters.
The Russian troops were being concen-
trated on the Sereth
Omar Pashs was expected to arrive at
Bochrest, 2lst July, and would meet with
brilliant reception. h.t,
II was believed that force must be employ.
ed to dislodge tie Russians from Moldavia.
The Austrian army, under Prince Leeh.
tenstein, is ordered to advance from Pesth
to Galatia. The army in Galatia is moving
towards the frontiers.
The Arch Duke Albercht has re moved
bis head quarters to Cronstadt, in the south
east corner Of Pennsylvania.
The total Austrian force in the frontiers
reach 100000 men, under the command of
Baron Dekess.
The frontier has not been crossed. but
preparations for hostilities were on collos-
sal scale.
Russia makes no warike demonst, ations
towards the Prussian frontiers.
The cholera was increasing in violence
at Constantinople.
The third French division left varna on
the 9th for Kustangee.
The accounts from Montenegro are un-
satisfactory.
Prince Daniel was assuming threaten
ing attitude towards the Turks at Apnetz.
BLACK SEA FLEETs.--The allied fleets,
with Generals Canrobert and Brown, had
proceeded towards the Crimea coast 10 re-
The Times declares positively, that a
nf from 000 a.
British, French and Turks-wiIl invade
the Crimes and will attempt to effect a
Judgement on the heights that command
Sebastopol.
FROM ASIA.
The reported defeat of the Turks by the
Russians is confirmed, and the Russians
were beseigiug kars Cholera has made
It's appearance among the British troops.
BALTIC.
The fleet were at Letzuud at latest ac-
counts.
paraguay de Hilliers had had an inter-
view with the King of Sweden, and His
Majesty declared his willingness to unite
with the Western Powers on certain con-
litions
De Hiiers, with the French troops, had
oined the feet off Aland island.
Four hundred British troops on the 2sth,
made descent on Kolinga, in the island
If DIESEL, and after destroying four boats re-
urned. Since the 23d the blockade of the
'orts in the gulf has been more rigorous,
not being possible for any vessel TO enter
,r leave.
The Russian Arch Duke Constantine
ind the Arch Duchess had a narrow escape
rom being captured by an English steam.
'r near Cronstadt.
Admiral Grey had returned home an in
valid.
SPAIN.
Affairs generally tranquil Esparte 70
lad taken the oath as President of the new
Council
On the I'd inst, the barricades ct Mad
id were being removed at Espartero's re-
Iuest.
The nomination of O'Donnell is the mos.
popular Of any in the new Minestry.
ENGLAND.
The Canadian Legislative Council Bill
vas passad to second readiLs IN the House
# Commons on the 4th inst.
The Bank of England reduced the mini
mum rate of interest to FIVE per cent. on
he 4th.