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LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
THREE DAYS LATER.

'a"ic arrived al . O'Clock tonight, IN III
days and hours from Liverpool, with dates
To the &c ult.
Flour has declined Is. per DBL; whea.
ID, ard corn Is.
The Germanic Diet has accepted, with
oat condition, the Auslro- Prussian treaty
Prince Paskiewitch is not dead, as report
ed, but will resume the command Of the
Danuban army.
TIE WAR.-There is little news from
these of war. Everything was apparent
" deferred, waiting the action of Austria
Prussia is more than ever disposed to hold
sloof from the Western Powers and 10 favor
Russia.
The Turkish army remains close 10 the
Danube. They have force Of almost six
~ thousand, and were strongly terrifying
Giurgevo. The Russian centre was NOV.
ing toward Tskshina, in consequence of the
Austrians marching from Transylvania
nor,hwards, for concentration on the Bako-
wilma.
Omer Pacha had gone to Rus.ch. The
advanced force of the British army had
progressed no farther than Deviro.
The Generals-i n-Chief Of the allied and
Turkish forces are understood TO have com
ple,ed all their plans for The campaign.
A despatch from Vienna states tina. Gen.
Hess. with the Austrian army, had crossed
the WaIlachian frontier.
Prince Gor,schakof has snnounced his
insen,ion Of defending Moldavia and Walla-
CHA with 100000 men. His head quarters
are at Slobodzle. Gen. Luders has concen-
tra,ed his forces at K aarash. Three steam
ers fthe allied fleet appeared before Odessa
and destroyed some works there.
The Greeks had attempted the assassinas
ZION Of Lord Raglan, the English command
erin chief. The ringleader was seized and
hung.
Three interpreters Of the British army
have been found guilty Of corresponding
with the enemy and shot.
Omer Pacha appears s,Ill 10 avoid gen.
erel action with The enemy.
The cholera has nearly disappeared from
the Baltic fleet.
The French expedtionsry force bad al
rived at Helsingfors.
The Turks are concentrating batteries
between Ksarash end Silsnis
THE BALTIc-From the Baltic there is
nothing important. II is announced that
when the French land forces arrive, i, has
been determined to take and keep The Aland
Islands as inducemen, to The Swedes to join
the Western Powers.
The BRUSH squadron of seven sails, con-
tanning French troops, arrived a, Kroge Bay
on the 25ih ult, and the combined fleets
media,ely s,eered for Aland Islands
Twenty vessels Of the fleet had been lele'
glsphed off The Sold1am light ON the SWed=-
ish coast
BLACK SEA.-Norhing later from the
fleets, which were only known 10 be cruis.
ing about.
AusrRIA-The lates, from Vienna was
to Tuesday, the day previous to The selling
Of the Atlantic. A, Frankfort on the 23d,
the Germanic Die, acceded 10 the Austro-
Pfussian treaty alliance. The vote was Is
in favor, 10 l sgains, the motion. The dis
senting vote was from Mecklenburg.
An Austrian army of $4,000 men was TO
be concentrated between Szedgedin and Ar
sd. The Austrian reserves TO be called out
will amount 10 10000 men.
Three Austrian officers Of rank had ar
rived 81 SchumIa on The 10Th July, and i'm
medlately Left for Vsrna as commissioners
Of the Austrian government.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Patliament had voted
the extra war credi, of three million sterling
It was officially stated in both Houses Of
Parliamen, that he Gar had determined TO
maintain possession of the Principall,les,
end that Austria was irrevocably resolved
to forcibly expel the Russians. Immediate
and decisive results were confidently anil
cipated.
THE RESURRECTION IN SPAIN.-The in
surreclion. however, is reported Tranquil
General Espsr,ero bad arrived q. Madrid,
and been called upon to form new Minis
try. Gen. BIsser had fled to Portugal.
Gen. San Migue's appointment as Minis
Ter Of War, was received with great accls
nations. infsn,e don Fernando, the broth
eI of the King, is dead. The Junta has re-
established the municipality OF 1913. The
members Of the corps diplomatic have been
cslled together a, The Palace. 1t was Queen
Christina that fled from Madrid, and not
Queen Isabella, her daughter, and reigning
queen.
Private news from Madrid is said to be Of
Q very grave character. Incendary bands
were marching through Barcelona. The
Alcades have been ordered to raise force
en- masse to extermina,e them.
Madrid dates OF 10Th stale on that even.
ing Madrid was in the hands Of the people,
end tina, provisional government. had been
proclaimed.
A Corlist movement is said to have brok-
en- out al Navarro.
Espar,ero had been called to form new
government. Queen Christina aud her
minons had fled, and their palaces had been
demolished by the popuace.
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