Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The steamer Asia has arrived, win LNfr'
pool dates 10 the 18th inst.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENT
The demand for Bresd.tuffs Yves fair, and
holders firm with moderate sales 10 the trade.
Flour and Indian corn are unchanged. Den
niston quotes WeS,etn canal Flour at 80 a 32S
Cd, and Ohio at 33s. White Wheat o a lis,
and Red do 9 q 9s Cd, Indian corn 80 a 35s.
Western Pork was dull, with a declining
tendency. Bacon had declined Is. Sales Of
600 kegs of Lard during the week at 54S I'D 10
53s Cd.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The news by this arrival is quite brief and
unimportant. Prince Gortchakoff, the Russian
Envoy At Vienna, has formally announced that
Moljavia rs we'll aS Wallacia will be lmmedl-
ale y evacuated. Consequent the advance
of the AuSlrians iscountermanGed; but Austria
had subsequently signed an engagement with
France and England, 10 insist on guarantees
of future peace from Russia, aud not TO be
satisfied with the statu quo.
The Russians continue TO retreat and the
Turks 10 advance, but no fighting had occur
red. Active preparations continue TO be made
for the invasion of the Crimea, but the expe
dltion had not sailed. Nothing from the Bal
llc, excepting a report of the bombardment and
capture of Bomarsund. Two convenls and
some buildings were bombarded in the White
Sea.
The King of Saxony was thrown from his
carriage, near InnSpruck, on the 9th, and was
kicked by horse. His skull was fractured
and he died in half an hour.
Prince John, brother of the late King o.
lSaxony, has issued his proclamation, under
signed by the Ministers, announcing his &C
~cession 10 the throne.
A telegraph dispatch from Dantzic OF the
llth Instant, states that 5000 French soldiers
and 600 English marines landed at thee DIFF.
ferent points on the Island Of Aland, OIL the
preceding Tuesday, with but little interruption
and no loss. The forts were to be attacked
the next day.
Napier ~ as Off Bomarsund in the ship Bull
Dog.
The Paris Moniteur Of the 18th, publiShe.
the French Governments refusal TO grant OF
armisiice, but says that peace may be had OF
the following terms:
LIST. The abolition Of the Russian proiec
torale over Wallachia, Servia and Moldavir.
I'd. The freedom Of The mouth Of The Dan
ube.
Sd. A revision Of the treaty with r%eferenc,
10 the limits of Russia in the Black Sea.
4th. No power is 10 have q protectorate owe
Turkish subjects.
Five prisoners we're executed at Parm' 70
having taken part in the recent instruction.
A letter in the Times states that The Hudson
Bay Company enjoy the exclusive Use Of thu
Russian American coat from 81 deg. 40 MN
TO Cape Spencer, near So deg. north. by a Ger
tain agreement with Russia. On this arrange
ment il is understood Britain can found CLAIM
10 the present actual possession of the onI'
really valuable portion Of he Russo. American
coast, and thereby in'erpose an e~lfectual stol
to its transfer to the United States.
Eighty thousand Turks are now in Walla
CHA. The course OF The Danube rom tfrsoyi
to Galatio is in possession of the Turks.
Austria and Prussia are expected soon 1,
propose 10 the Germanic Diet that tie fedora
contingency be placed on q war footing.
The cholera had broken out violently o
Varna. The typhus fever also appeared.
A small English expedition attacked the
Russian stockades, and burned Sulina 10 tn,
ground.
In the British Parliament, Mr.. Hume calleI
the attention oil The Government 10 The neces
sity of taking still more energetic measures FL
the suppression OF the Cuban slave trade. HI
was sure ESparlere would give his best assis
lance to carry out this object.
Lord John Russell believed that strong ef
forts were making by the Spanish authorities
and thought those efforts would be more in
creased. Ale promised the Br fish Governmen
would keep q watchful eye on the subject
The Government has chartered ships " con
vey arms and stores for defence OF HalifaY, S
John, N. B., Quebec, Montreal, West lndi
Islands, &c.
The cholera is increasing in Liverpool.
An Amer can built brig of 300 tons, timbe
laden, water logged, stripped and abandoned
and which had apparently fired into by a 3
FOUNDER, was boarded June 18th, in latitud
80 deg. N. Longitude IS deg's. W. 1t wa
supposed that she had been oyerhaulea by pr
vateer.
Madrid is pretty quiet. The people forcibI
prevented Queen Christina from leaving SPAR
and demanded her trial by the Cortez, wllc
Meth t~aisters have agreed 10.
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