The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-08-10
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived at
New York on Sunday night, August 6th, hay
ing left Liverpool on the Goth July:
The Liverpool cotton market was steady, and
prices unchanged
Flour has declined Is. per barrel; wheat,
Sd. and corn, Is.
The Manchester trade was more satisfactory.
COnsols closed at 921l 9216. Money easy.
Alta Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt, had died Of
apoplexy.
The War.-The Turkish army remains close
to the Danube. They have force of almost
sixty thousand.
Prince Gortschakof has announced his in
tention of defending Moldavia and Wallaehia
with 200, 900 men.
The Greeks had attempted the assassination
of Lord Raglan, the English commander-in-
chief The ringleader was seized and hung.
Capt. Parker, of the English war steamer
Firebrand, was killed by the enemy at Sulins.
Three interpreters of the British army have
been found guilty of corresponding with the
enemy, and shot.
The cholera has nearly disappeared from the
Baltic feet.
There are 10000 sick Russians in MOldavia
and Wallachia.
There is little news from the seat of war.
Everything was apparently deferred, waiting
the action of Austria. Prussia is more than
ever disposed to hold aloof from the Western
Powers, and TO favor Russia.
The Anglo French forces had not yet met
the enemy. Gortschakof announces that he
is determined to hold the Principslities on the
part of Russia, with 200 900 men if necessary.
At Frankfort on the 23d the Germanic Diet
aeceded to the Austro. Prussian treaty alliance.
The vote was IL in favor to 1 against the mo-
ton. The dissenting vote was from Mecklen-
burg.
1t was officially stated, in both Houses of the
British Parliament that the Car had deter
mined to maintain possession Of the Principal
tiles, and that Austria was irrevocably resolved
10 forcibly expel the Russians. Immediate and
decisive results were confidently anticipated.
SpGin.-Advices from Madrid, to the 29sh
ult., state that the city was quiet, although COW
ered with barricades. The Junta, distressing
the Queens promises, had resolved to hold its
own until the arrival of Espsrtero and the
srming of the National Guards O'Donnel
was expected with the troops of Gen. Blazer,
who had Joined him.
The Queen besought Espsrtero to form q
Government.
The barrioade fighting continued in Madrid
on the 18th and 18th.
Queen Christina, with some of her most OBJ
noxious followers, fed into France, the people
demanding her head.
All the chief cities had joined the insurrec-
ton. The Csrlist guerillss were up IN Navarro.
Gen. San Miguel had been named Minister.
EnglGnd Parliament had voted the extra
war credit of three million sterling.
The mother of Ledru Rollin, the French Re-
publican, is dead in England
The u States sloop of war Preble was at
Spithead
Italy.-A revolution broke out in Parma on
the ga. The people fred from the roofs of the
houses upon the troops. No details were
known.
Throughout Italy the state of public feeling
was very bad. An instruction at Moldina
was said to be contemplated.
The French garrison at Rome was to be re-
inforced.
Inaurrectionary movements appeared at &C.
noa and Modena, bat were suppressed.
Frame. French Government is about
to establish corps Of observation on the Pyre-
mean frontier.