Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-07
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
NO NEWS FROM THE CRIMEA
BREADsTUPFs DECLINING.
HALIFAX, August !.

port Idst nIbnts lHo news 6ho brings
from the Crimea is not Of special impof.
tance. .r,..-,
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL MARxErs.-Brown, &
Co., quote Wheat and Flour as un.
changed, and the market for breadstufs
generally closed steady. Corn declined
3s., and closed steady at quotations.
The Brokers' Circular differs from
others. and quotes Wheat es having ad.
vanced Id. and Flour is; white Wheat
12s. Cd. The weather has been fevos.
able for crops.
General Intelligence.
The weather throughout England con.
tinucd exceedingly favorable for agri.
cultural purposes.
The most important event in Parlia.
mont, dpiing the week, has been the re.
lection OF tho nation made by Mr..
Roebuck for a censure OF the Govern.
ment, which sustains the Palmeslon
Ministry. The motion was rejected by
q majority of 100.
The latest report from London men.
tions a rumor that Lord John Russell
was TO be succeeded by Sir William
Molesworh as Colonial Secretary.
From the Crimea.
Before Sevsstopol there is nothing Of
importance except formidable prepara.
tons for an assault upon Malok Off and
two or three small sortes which were
repulsed.
The Turks and Sardinians returned
from Baidar to Balaklava, where snoth.
er secret expedition is preparing, per.
baps for Odessa.
The Turks are beseieing Kars, and the
Turks in Asia are hard pressed.
Denmark refuses 10 abolish the Sound
dues, and general aspec, Of the war is
not encouraging TO the Allies. There
has been, however, some slight sue.
cess.
Three sorties were made upon the
French from MalakoaF tower on the
night Of the 18th, and all repulsed.
Another sortie was made against tho
English on the same night, which was
also repuscd.
On the night OF the 18th, sortie vas
made from the batteries Of Careening
Bay, which was vigorously repulsed.
The Russian ships were beginning to
suffer from the French batteries at Quar-.
antine Bay.
The report lha, Gor,schakcff has re.
ceiveJ large reinforcemcnts, is fully
confirmed.
A Black Sea Expedition is being fit.
ted out, bot its destination is unknown.
1t is supposed to be against Odessa, or
for the relief Of tho Turks, who are hard
pressed in Anatala river.
A detachment of tho Russian army
had advanced upon Kutai, anil more
were pressing hard npon The Turks in
Ratoun. The Russians were bringing
their siege guns, and the situation OF the
Turkish force was consilere very crit.
ical, as the Russians hold the roads to
Enzerount.
The reduction OF tho Austrian forces
still continues.
The Baltic.
The British ships Of war are recon.
noitering the approaches to Abo.
A Russian official journal, under date
OF July 81, complains that six English
boats, un'ler flag Of truce, entered the
harbor Of Kauma and plundered the
shipping until they were driven of by
sharp FIRE from the shore.
Germany.
The Austrian government has address.
ed circular TO the German Diet strong.
ly favoring peace, and threatening to
hold the Principailies while hostili,ies
continue. She asks, moreover, the Ger.
manic Confederation 10 maintain its
present attitude. The Diet replies tha,
circumstances do not call for fresh
measures, and it does not contemplate
extending its obligations or gage.
ments.
England.
The Parliamentary business has been
unimportant, except the vote on Roe.
bucks motion.
1t is reported that Sir Benz. Hall will
be appointed Commissioner Of Public
Works, and Sir John Shelley President
OF the Board Of Health.
Rupture between Rome and Spain.
The rupture between Rome an Spain
is complete, in consequence Of the
Church Property Bill, and the Papal
Charge has demanded bis passport.
The Black Warrior dispute had been
definitely settled, by an allowance Of
an indemnity Of one million Of reals.
A General Of the Carlist army had
been sho! at Garonne.
Several insurrectionary skirmishes
had taken place at Rurgois.
Don Escalenti has been appointed
Minister to Washington.
Italy.
The Allied Powers had expressed
their formal disapprobation Of the at.
tempted insurrection in Modena.
Numerous arrests had been made at
Spezzia and else where.
The French Garrisons in Rome had
been reinforced. .5 ...
Mazzini publishes 4 lettsf in Geneva
papers warning the Italians against Bo.
napartists intrisues.
Germany.
Most Of the small German States are
nranarino IN diaarm The a;ooation Of