The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
REVEL BOMBARDED.
RUSSIAN DEFEATS on DANUBE.
New York, June I-4 z. \

New York, June IA p. M.
The steamer Asia from Liverpool with one
weeks later news arrived at her dock at p.
Nj.
Flour advanced one shilling to one six pence.
nRVheat two to three pence. Corn advanced
one shilling.
| PARIS, Thursday evening.-It is rumored
that Telegraphic Dispatch has been received
announcing the bombardment OF Revel. No
| particulars and considered unreliable. COnsols
closed S64, an important advance.
Trade at Manchester dull, western flour from
SO to 40. Philadelphia and Baltimore 40 and
1t is reported that Revel has been bombarded
| and captured Russia has assumed threaten
ing attitude against Prussia. The Anglo French
| armies contemplate an invasion of Russian ter
ritory. 1t is reported that the Russians have
met severe shock at Silistria. The general
Depot of Russian artillery and stores at Fort
CHAM have been burnt by the inhabitants from
| a feeling of revenge. The loss was immense.
Four hundred houses were destroyed by fire
at Constantinople on the 4th inst. Prince Ma
poeon with his officers. worked in person to
ex inguish the flames Twenty Russian ships
have been cap ured since the bombardment Of
Odessa.
King Ohio of Greece had sent three generals
to defend his northern frontiers. American
and two Russian ships had arrived at Constradt
and the navigation was now considered open.-
Great surprise was manifested that Odessa had
not been bombarded.
LONDON, Sunday. Views from Galarey state
that Sebastopol had been bombarded by the
allies, for days.
Col. Sute.nan had also defea the Rus slams
at Ravosas.
VIENNA, 19th-The Gazetteer states that in
consequence of great concentration of troops in
Eastern and North eastern frontiers Of Austria,
%, 900 recruits will be raised This measure
must be considered open declaration ofthe
resolution of Austria not to be bullied by Rus
sia
Vienna conferences are to be renewed on the
basis Of new Anglo French Austrian Prusian
treaties of alliance.
be the intention of the Commander in Chief of
the Anglo French expedition to the east to carry
war into the heart OF Russia and to raise an in
in Crimea and Circassia soon as
Ka,afat and Redoubt Kalah on the
coast Of Asia Minor have been bombarded by
troops near Sebastopol, which would be bonn
b ,rded at the sane line by sea.
The Cologne Gazette states that the Emperor
of Russia has had relapse Of illness.
The inhabitants of ST. Petersburgh are obliged
find quarters for the troops, and there are in
The envrons of the city, $4,000 Cossacks. 1t is
stated that the Russian Government has insured
10 the Greek government subversion of ,000e
300 drachms per month. II is also stated that
he Greek government has granted letters Of
narque TO the pirates who, at the present mo-
nent, infest the Levant.
The ratification of the teaty of the triple
alliance had been exchanged at Constantine
lie.
A report was current in Liverpool that the
,nf(N L. e. Irk hat
Ter passengers and crew had been conveyed TO-
he coast of Africa. The report is said TO have
,een received bya gentleman in Londonderry
rom one of the passengers.
The government of Greece is to be required
~ the allied powers to give its adherence to the
protocol of Vienna. A manifesto had been
published at st. Petersburg ordering new levies