Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Arago
DEATH OF LORD RAGLAN.
DECLINE IN BREApsTUFFs.

NEW YORK. MOnuayj July lo'
The steamship Arago arrived OF Sandy Hook
al noon, from Havre, with dates TO the 4th.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Msrkets.-Coi,on is dull and pri.
ces easier, but hot quotably lower, though
some grades show q deelihe Of I'd. Sales Of
last three days OF IS, 1000 bales including 5000
to Spectators and 1000 for export. Bread
stuffs slightly declined, but the market closed
firm; buyers demand reduction.
Richardson & Co.'s Circular reports The
corn trade as continuing very dull, and ten
uency downward. In the absence OF demand
scarcely transaction occurred. Indian corn
nominally is. lower, but no sales to fix quo
tatioDs.
Consols 914o9li.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lord Raglan is dead.
General Simpson succeeds Lord Raglan in
the Crimea. In
No further disturbances occurred in Lon
don, the Sunday trading bill having been with
drawn and quiet consequently restored.
The news OF Lord Raglan'S death vas re-
ceived from General Simpson on the 3Olh.-
Some days previously Lord Ragla had been
suffering from indisposilion, but until four P.
M. on the 28;h his disease progressed to the
satisfaction Of his medical attendant. After
ward, alarming symptoms presented them
selves, attended with difficulty Of breathing,
which gradually increased. AIS o'clock P.
81. he was unconscious. From this period he
gradually SINK until % minutes before nine,
at which tine he died,
It is stated that Major General Simpson has
succeeded GcAd Raglsn pro TEN.
Admiral Seemoar, who was wounded on
bo1ad the ship plymouth BY tie bursting of an
lnfernal machine is still suffering, and little
hope was entertained Of saving his eye-sight.
To In the House OF Lords the Earl of Galloway
AsHed the government for having. allowed
certam charges aJdaced against Lord Raglan
in Parliament, and elsewhere 10 pass unan-
swered.
Detailed accounts Of the attack on the NAL
ak0H and Redan Tower, made by the allies on
the 18th alt. have been received, and publish.
ed, in ~ex,ense, in the London Journals. Va
fious correspondents ascribe the rerulSe and
great loss which the French and English sus
tanned, TO q want OF proper management and
to o fatal absence OF that military and judg-
ment so requisite on such hazardous and diff.
cult undertakings.
The Journal de st. Petersburg publishes 9
correspondence respecting the outrage OF Han,
90, which Russia denies, on the ground thai
the flag Of truce was not up. Russia accuses
England Of making improper use Of flags o.
truce.
Another demonstration against Sunday ira
ding bills took place in Hyde Park on Sunda!
July /, and exceeded in numbers that which
took place the week previous. At the low
est computation upward Of one hundred thou
sant ren, women and children were present
The proceedings were commenced by a ma
attempting 10 address the crowd, which at
AAnaH sraa pnvnnI,afa tall mt DIT N ht tho M
lice. This gave rise TO an extraordinary seen,
OF confusion. Constables' hats were knock
cd of, and several Of the ring leaders wer
arrested, but not without difficulty.
In the House OF Commons, July 2, Lore
Robert Grosvenor withdrew his bill agoins
Sundey Trading.
The extraordinary session OF The FrencI
Legislative Assembly was opened on the 2
inst, by the Emperor. In his speech he said
'The conference lately held al Vienna falle
10 secure a return Of peace; he came befor
them 10 make new appeal TO their patriotism
ahd justified the conduct Of the allies in !hel
Conferences, and demonstrated their modera
zion; he relied on The legislative body 10 civ
him means TO continue the war; he had for
merry resolved 10 place himself in The midst q
the army, but serious questions abroad an
important questions at home had forced hi
~ uUdHuOH Ills lHicHNiUHS. NU SAtlaOluIhh'
levy would be necessary. Let all, putin
their confidence, persevere, and they woul
arrive at o peace worthy the alliance"
The Paris correspondent Of the News state
that the French government demanded a lie
loan Of $50, DOC, 000f. Ii proposes an impo:
Of Is. l0d. on produce and in the revenue.-
In Houses Of Parliament on The evening OF III
3d inst. o royal message, recommending tn
House 10 provide some material tO&enof recos
milton to Lord Raglan for the services he ha
rendered 10 his country during this and pre-
Sious wars, was brought under consideration
and il was agreed that on annuity Of Gi,OC
per year should be granted 20 the widow OF h
late LordSbip, and G2,000 per year to II
present possessor OF The tile.