The true Democrat., 1855-06-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.
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from Liverpool to the 18th inst, one week later than that brought by the America.
 Livcrpoo, Cotton Market. The circulars she brings from Liverpool mark an advance of from 18d to 1ld. per pound in the price of cotton
 The sales of the week are reported at 112,- GOO bales
 The quotations are for Fair Orleans 61ad. per pound; for Fair Uplands 51s. per pound. Breadstuffs.
 The flour market is reported active at an advance of one shilling per barrel
 Wheat has also advanced Sd per busnel of seventy pounds.
 An advance is reported in Indian corn in the majority of circulars, of from Is to 2s per quar- ter.
 The Crimea. | Gen. Canrobcrt has resigned, and is succeed cd by Gen. Pelissier.
 The state ofafairs before Sebastopol is report ed without change.
 Tremendous rains had again fallen in the Crlmea, so that the trenches were filled with water, and the continuance of operations ren- dered impossible.
 Achievements of 14,OOO Sardinians had ar- rived in the Crmea since last advices. The latest dispatches state that two despe- rate sortes had been made by the Russians on the 18th, but that, as usual, they were repulsed with great slaughter.
 The total Russian loss since the commence ment of the siege is estimated at 25O,OOO Omar Pasha and the Turkish troops have re- turned to Eupatora.
 body of 15OOO Allied troops left Sebasto- pol for the Sea of Azotf, but had returned imme- diately afterwards and hastily disembarked The object of their expedition was unknown.
 The Baltic.
 The Allies were blockadng the ports of the Baltic, the French squadron having arrived in that sea.
 Sweden
 The allies have presented an utimatum to Sweden. to which the Government of that country had responded by incorporating tho militia.
 Planorl, the assassin who attempted to kill Louis Napoleon, has been guillotined.
 The great Universal Exhibition had been opened, but the affair is regarded as failure. The Poles of Paris had presented an address to Louis Napoleon congratulating him on his escape from assassination
 The Emperor was about to issue manifesto to the army in the east, giving his reasous for not proceeding to the seat of war
 The Paris journals are very hostile in their tone towards Austria
 A perpetual peace treaty has been con- cuded between England and India, Tthe pow CTS in India with which she has been at war?l
 Austria and Prussia.
 he relations between Austria and Prussia had grown more intimate.
 The state of the negotiations between the a'lles and Austria remained without change. Austria has agreed with the allies that final ultlnaIufn snail be presented to Russia
 England.
 humors of dlssenslons in the English Cabinet were current, but they were not credited. Many incidents were transpiring in England tending to show that democratic change is coming over the nation.
 Queen Victoria has bestowed medals on pri. vate soldiers in the streets of London.
 Indignation and reform meetings still con- tinued to be held in various parts of the conn., try.
 An exciting debate had taken place in the House of Lords upon the question of a reform ot she government. This arose out of an effort against the ministry; but the tories were defeat. ed
 Russia.
 Count Nesselrode has issued new circular. but the contents are unknown
 Russia has notified the German powers that she will hold only to the first two points of the guarantees, and that only on the condition of thelr observing perfect neutrality.
 kusSa has consented to allow the export of grain from the Danube
 Sardinia
 The King of Sardinia is said to be negotiatino for marriage to the eldest daughter of Oueen Victoria
 K'nney's Expedition.
 The departure of knney's expedition has been deferred to Saturday next, the 10th inst The government has ordered several wa, vessels to watch about the steamship United States, forming part of the expedition and to prevent its departure. lGT We learn that cholera prevails to con- sidelaqle extent in New Orleans, and on the Mississippi river. It is said that the deaths ave. rage about 200 per week in that city from this disease. From the Delta of June 1st we copy the fol. lowing:
 Owing to the extraordinary and protracted drought, the atmosphere of our city has become i'0o'uoilOIio, dhu d tcuucHCy GO CuOleTd naS been manifested among our citizens for some days past The deaths have been quite numerous. Under these circumstances, the board of health have deemed it their duty to announce the pre-. valence of the disease and recommend the ne- cessary precautions. This is doubtless the pro. per course. We have no doubt that when a change occurs in the atmosphere, the health of the city will improve and the cholera disappear It is an unusual period of the year for cholera to prevail. The few drops of rain that fell yes terday produced very perceptbe effect on the atmosphere
 Treason Triumphant in Massachu-
 sets.
 It will be seen by our legislative record says an exchange, that, though Governor Gardner vetoed the infamous personal liberty bill, our know nothing legislature signalized its Hecira by recklessly passing it into law over the Co., vernor's veto!
 The federal constitution has never been re- spected by the more rabid of the Massachusetts abolition fanatics; and for years "no union with