Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-25
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From the Associated Press--throuxh the
House Line.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Three Days Later from Europe.

New York, Aug. 24.-The Steamer Asia arrived
at her wharf at o'clock this morning, bringing
dates from Liverpool TO the 18th Of August.
She brings political intelligence of considerable
Importance.
at Vienna announces that Moldavia, as well as
Wallachia will be Immediately evacuated, con.
sequently the advance of the Austrians has been
countermanded.
Austria subsequently signed an engagement
with England and France to insist on guarantees
of future peace from Russia, and not to be salts
fed with the Statm qno.
The Russians continue TO retreat and the Turks
to advance, but no fighting has taken place.
Active preparations continue 10 be made for the
invasion of Crimea, but the expedition has not yet
sailed.
Nothing new has been received from the Baltic,
excepting the report only Of the bombardment and
capture of BomersuEd. Two converts and some
buildings were bombarded in the White sea-
The king of Saxony was thrown from his car
riage near Innspruck on the 9TH and was killed
by horse. His skull was fractured, and he died in
a half hour.
Spain.
Madrid is pretty quiet. The people forcibly
prevented Queen Christina from leaving Spain,
and demanded her trial by the Cortes, which the
ministry have agreed TO.
Latest by Telegraph.
Three thousand French troops have landed on
the Isthmus of Perekop, in Crimea, and three
thousand on the Island of Aland.
DRESDEN, Aug. 1O.-Prince John, The brother
Of the late King has issued proclamation signed
by the ministers, announcing his accession 10 the
throne Of Saxony.
LONDON, august l2.-Not a line of war news
has been received this morning
The English funds opened with continued buoy
ancy. The demand for money is still good, but
less active than at tho commencement of the
week.
The Canadian steamer Ottawa arrived at Liver
pool in the morning of the / lth.
E. L. Davenport, the distinguished American
actor, came out in the Asia.
DASTzIc, dug, 1l.-Three thousand French
soldiers and 600 English marines landed at three
points, on the island of Aland. with but little in.
terruption, and no loss on the preceding Tues
day. The forts were TO be STACKED next day.
Admiral Napier was of Bomersund, in the ship
Bull Dog r
PARIS, August 1.-THE Moni,eur publishes the
French governments refusal to grant an amnesty
but that peace may be had on the following
terms:
First.-The abolition ofthe Russian prolectorate
over Wallacha, Servia, and Modavia.
Second.-The freedom Of the mouth of the
Danube.
Third-The revision of the treaty with refer
ence to the limits Of Russia in the Black sea.
Fourth.-No power to have protectorate over
Turkish subjects
Five prisoners were executed at Parma, on the
4th instant, having taken part in the recent nsur
recton.
Russo. America.
A letter in the London Iines states that the
Hudson Bay Company enjoy the exclusive use Of
all the Russian American coast from SO 40 10
Cape Spencer, near $50 north, by certain agree
ment with Russia. And on this arrangement it is
understood that Great Britain can found claim 10
the present actual possession of the only really
valuable portion of the Russio. American coast,
and thereby interpose an ehectual stop 10 its