The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-09
THE BALTIC'S NEWS.
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|xhe Details Of Three Days Later
Intelligence from Europe.
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Areement Of the Emperor to Evacuate
the Turkish Territory.
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The Principalities to be Occupied by the
Austrians. .rS
MPDRTANT PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
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sfd Aberdeen's Speech on the War Policy.
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
ILLNESS OF M. KOSSUTH.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c. &c., DC.
MP0RTANT PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.


ne o'clock yesterday morning. She left Liverpool
Y one o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, the 2sth
1T, thus making the passage across the Atlantic in
|ine days, twelve hours, and fifteen minutes-the
hortest on record.
The news, in brief, was published in the New
osx HERALD Of yesterday, but the full details are
kiyen in thus mornings paper.
The Cunard mail steamship Asia, from New York,
rived at Liverpool on Sunday morning, juno rs,
9 O'Clock.
he Liverpool cotton market was steady at last
uotations. Breadstuffs were dull at further de-
Hue.
he rews brought by the Baltic Is brief, but Of
zoh importance. The Russians are reported to
aSe evacuated the Principalities, and are concen-
s&ing their forces beyond the Pruth.
The latest London advices state that the entry Of
Austrians into the Principalities is decided on,
hd Count Coronini, with the first division, to be
ely followed by q second, is ready to descend the
annbe to Giurgevo, whence he win march to Bu.
larest. NJ. de Bruck Is to communicate with the
Rte as to the steps necessary to be taken, with
ew to this occupation by the Austrians. To avoid
hger Of collision, the Russians viii retire before
= nstrians advance.
foregoing intelligence is believed to be au-
tic. And In the House Of Commons, on the
aing Of Monday, the 26th, Lord John Russell
aarmed it, to certain extent, by addressing the
uuse in these words -" The House win NO doubt
glad to hear the latest news Of which tho go
runent Is In possession with regard to the war.
has been stated in the newspapers to-day that
counts have been received that tho Russian 60
r1ment has acceded to the proposition Of the
na3xian and Prussian governments, and consents
Wscuate the Principalities; but no official In
Hgence has been received with respect 70 any
Il statement. There Is despatch, however,
bm Lord Westmoreland, dated to-day at Vienna,
which he states-for certain-from Bucharest,
1t Che siege Of 6ilistris is raised" (Cheers.)
Lstten from the Danube mention that the Rus
m are leaving THAR sick behind IN the hospitals,
sae nss& ssringent orders have been given by
Turkish authorities to respect them, and also to
iver free passports to the Russian surgeons who
y be left IN attendance.
Constantinople letters Of June 10 confirm the
that the Austrians will occupy the Principals.
% till the conclusion Of general peace.
4 b said the Western Powers win promote the
ding Of loan Of 400 0,0o0,0 900 Of piastres by the
rte.
The Russians have. emoved their heavy artillery
m the Danube islands.
Dner Pscha was advancing with his entire force to
Danube, and the Russians expected some offensive
rstions ON his part the right bank Of the river.
me Black Sea fleets we're still in Baltschik Bay.
Asre is nothing later from Asia. Schamyl was near
is.
bar Admiral Price, commanding at Callao, has re-
ved directions to commence at once hostile measures
last Russian ships and property. The resr-a admiral
ordered the crews Of the squadron to practise daily,
intiumtes to the men " his opinion that there win
much to be done upon this station by the squadron
er his orders that Great Britain has right to ex
from II . proper account Of Russian frigates that
known to be upon the station a. well a. Of the
nerous priyateers that il ID known soon win bs.n
severe gale occurred in tha Br ish Channel ON the
uIt., and many vessels suffered great damage. The
Centurion, Of New York, had arrived st Liverpool,
loss Of misenmast, having como in contact with the
Pxxkhiii during the night.
hc cotton market continued good, and prices were
3ing upward.
}e funds wefe firm, but showed tendency to weak
Consols closed at el1s ~.
e iron dealers were expected TO agree upon an ad.
p Of eos. per ton.
e Gateshead Observer states that N. Kossuth is 20
eli az to be unable to leave home, consequently his
sded visit to Newcastle is Of necessity postponed
annexed Il list Of Americans registered st the
King ONCE Of Livingston, Wells Co., Paris,
prted FOR the NEW YoRK HERALD, June ~,
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