True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-20
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

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New YORK Aug. ls.--The steamship
Baltic from Liverpool. with dates to tie
9Th inst, arrived this morning, having
passed Sandy Hook at 7 O'Clock. e. 'cf
The Africa arrived out on the third
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SPAIN The most important news,
brought by the Ballic,is the surrender of
the insurgents at Saragossa, 10 the Queens
troops under Gen. Duce. This occurred
on the evening Of the lst, Friday, when
the royal troops entered the city, without
opposition; and dlsarmed the citizens.
No definite particulars are received; bu:
tile whole seems 10 have been effected
without bloodshed. ' 5',e .a.'t1s
All Spain has now submitted to the
O'DonneIl ministry. His future policy is
not known ; but it is reported that he is
attempting to make up his quarrel with
the Liberals. ."' ~
FRANcE.-Tranquilily having been
restored in Spain, the Emperor has
given orders for suspension of all move
menls of troops, towards the frontiers.
General Pelissior has returned; and, in
reward of his services, has been created
Duke. r us.. .3.H %
A rumor prevails that the Emperor is
suffering from spine disease. Is'e
Italian affairs remain as unintelligible
as ever. There are reports of remon-
STRANGE to Sardinia, made by France, in
favor of Austria. ...o co. H,."
The Emperor of Austria and King of
Prussia, are having an interview at Top
liz.
Numerous dispatches for the last few
days, have passed between Paris and
Vienna. The Cabinet at The Tulleries
has communicated to the last note address,
ed to The Western Powers, by the Court
of Naples, and declared that the Govern
mens of the Emperor Napoleon was in
the highest degree dissatisfied with the
principles expressed in the document,
and moreover, tha! it was determined,
with the cooperation of England, to con-
strain the NeapoIiian Government to give
way to the legitimate demands Of the
Western Powers. Austria continues 10
represent this state of the case to the
Cabinet of Naples, adding, that in the
event of resistance, it must not count OIL
the moral or physical support of Austria.
A Russian Camp, Of 5000 men is
formed on the heights of Inkerman. The
Porte has again declared itself, by fresh
diplomatic note, opposed to the union Of
tho principalitics. r,.s.. ..w
Russia intends to object to the amount
of annual tribu'e demanded from the
Principaliies by the Porte. ..na ..
The English, Austrian and French
/, Commissioners. are of opinion that Bel
grade should belong to Turkey. Russia
protests. -'nt Ha5r
It was rum ored, that the Russians had
sent $4,000 men into Kars; that they
were restoring The Notifications Of that
town. i.i0. .'.. a,f,' ugd. >, aGt
Denmark proposes to fortify the Sound,
and it is said that Russia advises it,
zoo barrels of contraband powder, con-
ceaIed in the house Of a French merchant
at Salonics, had exploded during fire. -
The number of killed and wounded,
amounts 10 fully 700. Among the latter
are Russian Duchess, and the Sandman
Consul. eopg alEIJ Hya @.G3
Advices from the grain crops were gen.
orally favorable: the fine weather still
continuing, prices for breadstuffs have.con-
sequently undergone considerable de-
cline: wheat 6da9d lower; -four 2sa3s
lower; corn unchanged. Western canal
-four 24a27s; western red Ss6da9s corn,
western yellow 29s6da3Os; mixed 20s6d;
provisions unchanged small sales oflard
a, 69a70s lallow dull and wthou, change.
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A VoLUNTEER.--Upon certain occa-
sion in the US. Senate, Mr.. Buchanan,
in the course of personal explanation,
stated that he had volunteered to 60 to
Baltimore in the last war with Gre It
Britain when the British attacked that
; city. Il think l have heard something
! about the genlleman's volunteering, said
Mr.. Clay, but ] understand. that when
he arrived at Baltimore, the British were
: gone E" Yes replied Mr.. Buchanan,
J, ! they were.' WELL said Mr.. Clay, 4
\ = merely wish to know whether Mr.. Buch-
: anan volunteered BECAUSE he knew thai
; the British were gone or whether the
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