The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
7 HE w A r.
Important Movement of Austria
and Prussia.
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
The Progress Of the Revolution.
MORE FIRMNESS In COTTON.
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DECLINE IN BReRDSTUffS.
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STATE OF THE CROPS,
&C., de-, DO.
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
ANOTHER DECLINE IN BReApsTvffs

The Cunard mail steamship Arabia, Capt. Harri
son, arrived at seven o'clock last evening" she lett
Liverpool on Saturday noon, the Goth ult.
TIE news is not important. No startling event
had occurred. Cotton was firmer. Breadstuffs had
further declined. Consols, 924.
Austria and Prussia are agreed upon the appre-
citation which the last Russian note deserves. The
two governments only disagree on minor points,
but they agree in asserting that the occupation Of
the Principaties by Russia is dangerous to the in-
teg,ty of the Porte, and the Russian propositions
cannot be taken into consideration until the Prin-
cipaties are evacuated. The joint answer Of Aus
tria and Prussia will be addressed not to Count
Nesselrode, but to Count Esterhazy.
We learn from Vienna that the advanced posts Of
the Russians and Turks were near Frateschti,
within half league Of each other. Omer Pacha
and Prince Napoleon were both at Giurgevo. A
Russian camp of $4,000 men was to be formed at
Urzitseri. Prince Gortschakoff was confirmed in
the command Of the Moldo- Wallachian army. II
was reparted that he was Withdrawing great part
of his army to Buchareat-the Russians considering
the mouth Of the Danube no longer tensbie.
The Paris Constitutional states that the immedi
ate entry Of the Austrian troops into the Principal
ties must be considered formally decided on A'por
ton of the Russian army, under Gen. .Liprandi was
moving towards Fokshani, in consequence of the
Austrans marching from Transylvania northward,
for concentration in the Bukowina.
1t is stated in telegraphic despatch from the
Hague, that, by virtue Of an order by the Admrals
commanding the Baltic fleet, neutral vessels are an
thorised to come out Of blocknded ports despatch
from Dan.zic states that tho Hecla ard Vaorous
have cannonaded Boomersund, but without loss to
either vessel The Valorous went on shore, but was
got off with considerable damage. General Bara-
guay dHilliers sailed on Wednesday, the 26th ult.
from Copenhagen for the Baltic.
The latest accounts from Madrid represent the
city as being quiet but the citizens were still under
arms. TIE late Ministers continued to hold their
portfolios till the ar val Of General Espartero. He
was expected on the 28sh ult Gen. Manuel Concha
had arrived. and acted cordially with the Captain.
General. At Alicante, deplorable accident hap.
pened during the revolt. A large number of women
were at work in segar factory, when the conflict
began in the street. In alarm they rushed to the
staircase, tie balustrade gave way, and they were
precipitated into the "well." Sixteen were killed,
and many frightfully injured.
The Paris Steele Of the gath ult., in speaking of
Jerome Bonaparte, Of Baltimore, says -
1t is the invitation of the Emperor and Empress
that the Q two members of the family have iuto
Europe Their stay will not exceed two months. The
Bonapartes have been received at the TUT
leries and St. Cloud In the way princes Of the
family.
The marriage Of Ali Ghalid Pasha (Redschd
Pashas son) to the Sultan's daughter is broken of,
or at least put of for year. This is great piece
Of gossip for the newsmongers Of Stamboul. The
height of ambition in Turkish statesman seems TO
be to ally his family to that of the Sultan and Reds
cbid Pasha is much cut up about this delay in the
consummation Of the most ardent Of his wishes. II
Is not known what the little Sultana says to this
move. Her in.ended is much disgusted at tho pro-
crastiDation.
The Turkish government hes issued further sum
of50 GOO 600 Gaines OF paper money.
From Italy we learn tha. there was great uneas
ness in Modena. An outbreak is expected. Else.
where throughout Italy much discomfort prevails.
The French garrison Of Rome is to be reinforced.
The accounts contained in the Moniteur as 10 the
progress OF the harvest in France, very favcr,-
bic. Prices had fallen in most markets, and the
yield was expected to be one.fourth more than an
average.
In the English House of Commons on July 26th,
Sir James Graham explained the circumstances
connected vita the payment Of the wages Of the
men and officers of Sir John Franl1fn's expedition
the gum Of ESQ 900 sterling being now due.
TIE following notice Of motion stood on the books
Of the English Commons July % =
Mr. Hutt--To ask the Lord Prssidcn. Of the Council
whether her Majestys government have bcea iafnrmed
that tie Danish government has made the following
concessons TO tho ctgens OF the United States Ia rel
tier TO tho Sound dues
l. That American ships, laden with Transatlantic pro
and their cargocs when bound 20 Danish port 20
discharge thcm shall be entirely free from Sound dues
wen as from light and broy dues.
3 That the discount of twenty Eve per cent hitherto
allowed tho importer when residing In Denmark shall
be discontinued
Also whether any steps have been taken by hsr Ma
jestys government similar privileges 30 British
subjects
our London Correspondence.