Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-03
LATE FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL If Tho GREAT BRITAIN,

llth, with $40 passengers for Mel
bourne aud Sidney. The Great Bri-
tain had but very lilllc specie IN
freight, but considerable quantity
of plate and icwclry. Large bets
were pending us 10 whether or not she
will make the passage in 60 days.
Aaolter Expeditions 10 ErpiOrc tie
Nscs.--We understand that is in
contemplation to fiji out another Adj
miralty expedition ioaexpl"rc 'tlIc
sources of tho Niger, with the view
OF promoting civilization in Africa
and opening sources Of commerce.
II is held that the present is a fitting
opportunity for anuihcr expedition 10
the Niger, inasmmcll as The mortality
on the cuast of Africa has Of late very
much decreased.
Esecutiioas in Kaly.-AnollIcr whole.
sale execution took place at Bologna,
on the 18th ult., when four criminals
had their heads cut of, in tho "accms-
toned place." as the official report of
the transaction exprrsses<it. Anoth.
or individual, likewise connemned to
The euillo,inc escaped execution by
dying previously in prison, andsever-
al others were sent 10 the galleys for
various periods. Participation i'll the
political ou,rages and party murders
which took place in ISIS is the Of
fence for which these unfortunate mcn
have wound up their career upon q
scaaold, aiteriive dreary years"f COLI
tincment. The worst Of it is that these
irightiiIl warnings have not TIE effect
of preventing similar Offences. 1t is
but few days ago since the Chan
cellor Of Casiel Bnlognesc, with his
wife aud some of his childrea9fell VIC
tins to assassination.
ROME, July,27.-Thc police hav-
ing been informed ,hata number Of
young men with British passports had
landed at Civi,a Veccllia, and; that
they lad left that place ior'1tnmc,
caused them to be follnwed, and two
.of,hem we're arrested. 1t woull up
pear that those persons were reroln-
1ionary agents, and that they came
with the object ofmedating between
the various chiefs of the secret socie-
ties of Italy. Their passports turned
out to be forgcries. @ aaf-
The Venice Ga-ctte publishes q
sentence by ssbe cour, martial Of.
dine, 9fthe 2lst ul,., condemniiig q
.rentleman named Locatelli, aged so,
having a wife and family, aud, as tile
sentence says. o good reputation in a
political point ofyiew, 70 two years
Imprisonment in irons, for having been
found in possession ofan 'iiiseryicea-
BILE firelock aud n goodswortl. This
sentence has been committed to one
years Imprisonment in irons.
PANS. Aug. 5.-Seyerul young Wal
lnchians have arrived in Paris. They
! fed from their native country at the
commencement of the Russian inva-
sion. 1t is said that after the 'lepar-
,ture ofthese young men, nopassports
were granted to other inhabitants of
The Principaliiies who likewise desi-
red to go abroad.
JAssY, July 25.--Al,hongh the
Principalilies are full of Russian
troops, a third corps is expected to
march in after the departure of Gen.
Gotschakof's corps from Jassy. The
bulk Of the Russian army is concen-
1rated in the vicinity of Jecacz, u
small town at some distance from
Berlal.
Tho Russian 1otilla on the Danube,
which has its centre of operations at
Ismail, is in possession of the whole
ofthe inner part oflhe giver. ltcon-
sisls Of 200 small vessels, of which $50
arc gunboals.
Tho commerce ofthe Principalities
las suffered much since the Russian
invasion.
We learn, by way of Trebizonde,
that the war still continues in Circas.
STA. The Circassians have attacked
the fortress Of Tnprakiale, and carried
the place, in spite of determined re-
sistanco Of the garrison. Owing to
this defeat, Prince Menschikof has
unclaimed state of blockade on the
coasts Of Circassia,, from Anapa to
Sonkorum Kale.
Letters from Tiiis, of July 18TH,
state that the Russian government IS
preparing q new expedition against
Caucasus, to he undertaken at the
end Of this month. A fleet is arming
in the sea ofAzof,o support the land
operations. Since thesquarrel with
Turkey there has been great agitation
in the Russo Caucasian provinces.
Letters from Tabrix state that MIR.
Thompson, Charge RAliaires Of the
British government, has obtained q
signal victory over the Russian diplo.
matis,. Prince Dolgorcueki, the Rus.
sian minister, was on the point Of
quitting the court Of Persia.
Adyices from Odessa, of'hs 9th
inst, ethatlarge quantities OF corn ~
are being shipped for France and It