Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-24
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 The steamship Union has arrived irOu
 Havre aud Southampton, bringing London papers of the Sd inst.
 EspsrIerO had entered Madrid in the midst of enthusiastic acclamatiOn. Ths Queen has fully agreed IO her programme and tranQutIIy is preserved. l The retreat 9f the Russian army from tIseir position al Bucharest is announced 1 They are falling back on the SeTeIh. f;,, strategic reasons. An advance upon the Crmea has been agreed upon.
 A letter from Consramlinople reatlsrm, the expedition lO Crinlea p0s lively decided on, and |" be commanded by St. Arnaud, with 25,00O men.
 Queen ChrisIiana is 10 be allowed ,O leave Spain without violence, but ir she heeiIalrs she is 10 he removed by force.
 A slight manifestation Iouk place iO Paris On the 29lh, when great numbers visited the coIuRln Ol July. Some persons wearing pinEs in ,he.r button holes were arrested.
 El Hamee Pacha. eldest son of Abbas Pacha, arrived al En9land on a visit l.. the queen. He returned immediately um hearing of his fathers death.
 Numerous transports al COnsla ntinople were working day and night taking in water, provisions aad stt'res.
 SillstrIa has been viclualled for three months.
 The King and Queen of Prussia reached lsclul on the Slsr, where the Empero:'o Austria was staying. The conference had great significance. Important news from the Baltic expects ec. An English squadron, with French troops on board, passed GOrhland 27lh
 Main force of allied fleets was a, Jed sound south of Aland Island on the 25lh.
 LATER.-'rhe Baltic arrived out at { A. M. "n Wednesday the Sd.
 MADRID, 28lh A decree of the Junta suppresses lhe Royal Council, and another calls into f"rce ti'e press law of 1887. The Junia has also sbroga,ed :he prOhi. bi,iOn laid on the clrcmsli0n Cf certain foreign journals. Another decree orders the arrest and trial of some of the ex>min 'slers, and aso of Gen. Qninto, ex. Gov> ernor of Madrid. Ministers are said to be concealed in the hotels of the diplomat c body. M. Salamanca has been arrested and imprisoned at Albacele. Queer Cnrisliana has not as yet Jeff Madrid. The generals who comma ndeJ the troops in the late struggle have their choice either 10 retire to fixed place or residence or to leave the country. On the 25lh, O'Don> nell was al COrdova, on IS way lO Ma drld, at the invitation of Esparlero and the Junla.
 BUCHAREST, 2slh.-The Russian army have evacuated their positions at Kaluge reni: it's vanguard is d, Schelava, two hours distant from Bucharest, artillery, baggage and hospitals, marching towards Sereih.
 LATER NEWS BY THE BALTIC.
 l, is agaln sta,ed hut au,horilively that the Anglo French force has really em> 'barked for the Crlnea and is now hover ing on .he coast. There is no account of any landing having heen effected.
 The Russians finally left Bucharest Aug. lst, and that place is now occupied by ,hiriy-twv thousand Turks under Omar Pasha.
 On lhe 9th in the sitting of the Vienna Conference, lhe English and French representative formally notified Coun, Bnh tha, England and France have um. crnditiOnaIIy refused the Russlan pro- posah.
 Said Pasha in Egypt, has abolished alre monopoly of corn. The war news is con, fined mainly lo the various projects for the occupation of the Crimea by the Allies.
 The Russian lnrce in tle Crinea is supposed 10 consist principally of two divisions or the 9th Corps D'Armee, amounting to about 7O,O00 men, exclusive of the marines and dockyard bat,aIIlons within Sebasmpol. The allies reckon, iE the absence ol c1maanicalion by sea, tha, the Russians wil be unable to bring into the Crimea any consitiera ble force by Ian
 An official despatch from Odessa reached Vienna late on the 5ih, stating that the French and English fleets were seen off Sebaslopol on the S0lh July. I, is inferred from the wording of the des~ patch that the fleets were proceeding to the eastward.
 An occurrence is reported which caused much asionishn,ent in England. The British war steamer Cyclups was cha sed near ,he B"sph"rus by lhe Russian steam rigate aadImer, which every one sup. posed was safely shut up in ihe harb0r oi Sebast"p"l. and equally astonishing is the lact that a Russian steamer ran inlO He> ralca and burned three Turkish merchants men al anchor there.
 THE BALTIC On July 18th tie Anglo. French fleet left BarO Sound.
 The SsDenskG Fidniagen of Siockholm pnbilshes statement that on the Sd ,nsl French lnrce occupied Aland afier bonn bardmenl n1 seven hours. The stalemen, is vague and uncon6rmed. A despatch from Stockholm, August Sl, states how ever, that cannnnadlng was heard during six hours in the direction of Aand.
 SPAIE.--All is quiet. The barricades in Madrid have nearly disappeard. A royal decree legaIzes the existence of the governing junIas and allows The con,inu- ance of the urmamenis for public safety.
 Besides The office Of Presiden, Of the Council with Portfolio. held by Espar,ero, he has assumed ,he duty nf Governor of