The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

ssry Of the Danish Constitution will probably selected
for some great demonstration at Copenhagen The
Grown Prince Of Sweden and Norway openly declares
himself favorable to alliance with the Western
Powers.
England and France have resolved to put down the in
urrecton in Greece with strong hand This intention
is notified by the French Aoniteu OF Sunday, which
plains the for this Troops have already
been sent there.
The siege Of Silistria by the Russians, has been
newed with vgor. The Princes Paskiewitch and Gorts
chako had arrived Mt Kaiarasch. The Turks de-
Tending the place with great bravery.
The reports from Spain, respecting the Black Warrior
affair, somewhat contradictory. letter from
Madrid, of the 9th, says
The Spanish gs vernment have learn at length sent
in to Mr. Soule who has despatched the
by special messenger to the United States. 1t re-
abandon all their recamatons against Spain IL the latter
will cede her African possession Mea to the United
States.
The same writer says that the correspondence the
Black Warrior affair had communicated to the Eng
Bsh and French governments, and that they had up.
proved of the conduct the Spanish This
is however, only Of the reports purposey cir
culated by interested parties
letter Of the 10th announces that 5000 Spanish
troops proceed forth with to the West Indies
There grand fancy dress ball last Friday night at
Count Waewski's, the French ambassador, at his man
aluert VI tno
railway king The Queen Prince Albert, the Dutchess OF
Cambridge Princess Mary OF Cambridge and all the big
rigs male and female town there. 1t was given
IN the NEST magnificent scale refer you to the Court
Journal and Morning Post of last Saturday, for ladies'
I-e SEES diamonds, and sweemeats. Count Walewskiisa
natural of Napoleon l. and bears resemblance to
Jim His wife is Of the most fashionable and agree
able ladies in London and her sorees the rendezvous Of
fashion, talent and beauty.
about IN hay Aust Arch -Duka here
TO return the Duke of Cambridges visit. The young
King of Portugal shortly expected here visit to
his royal relative Prince Albert This young king is in
his seventeenth year. and his advent has caused quite
Hutter among the court bellies.
LONDON, Friday, May 10, 1854.
General Position Of Affairs in Earope-Reported Loss Of
English Frigat-7he observation-disclosures
Greece = Montenegro = Bavaria = United States and
Frunce-An American Frgate Reported at SebastopoI-
The Black Waryior Afdr-Bombardment Of Sebas.opol.
The position of Affairs has not changed since my last
communication and in the absence of facts driven
into wide field of conjecture There is report that
English frgae, Of thirty two guns, has got
ashore Odessa and the surrendered and that
consequence renewal of the bombardment had taken
place There are also rumors Of battles and victories;
but all these require confirmation.
Our latest advices from Constantinope are by letter
to the 5th by telegraph the 10th May The Duke Of
Cambridge had arrived at the Ottoman capital. Tho
Sultan had paid personal visit to Prince Napoleon-an
honor before paid by Sultan TO any but
crowned head division of the French troops pre-
pairing to leave Galpoh for Adrianople and it pre-
stunned that division of the English troops would
the route. The greatest harmony existed between
the allied troops. Turkish squadron Of twenty two
sail had entered the Black Sea- to be stationed at varna
In few weeks the whole of Crcasia will be swept clean
OF the Russians. Large reuforcemens, ey, and am
munition have been sent to the brave Shamyl 1t is to
be hoped that Guyon Kars will be similarly support
ed. Sonkum Kaleh, Redout Kaeh and Anara will
be evacuated by the Russians.
There is from the Baltic in the shape OF active
operations The English cruzers sweep the of every
thing bearing Russian flag and venture within range Of
tie land batteries to effect their object The Baltic is
l covered with ice in many parts and dense ogs have
prevailed The French squadron has now joined Sir
Charles Napier's feet. The sangune Swedes and
Danes oecare that before the end of June Sweden and
Denmark will have openly declared Russia As
regards Austria and Prussia matters remain in sdtu qu
The King Of Prussia has dismissed another faithful
want Baron Usedom the Prussan Ambassador at Rome,
being of too nt-Russan opinions Maateuifel viii
60 next Austria processes the warmest sympathies for
the Western Powers She has called out additional
a5 for the defence of her frontiers and ia max
ing quietly immense and warlike preparations. The
Western Powers believe her good ntentonsbut pre-
pared for the worst Whatever may be said to the
trary the formation Of the camp at St. Omer is
ter demonstration to the hostile attitude Of Prussia
From st. Petersburg learn that the hou on the
right bank Of the Neva have been pulled down Monte
negro up in for Russia, and Austrian nterven
ton there expected You may shortly expect to hear
of Athens being occupied by English and French troops
Fuad EGend with Is 600 Turkish troops at Arta The
praces in the Greek Archipelago daily increasing and
II appears that King Ohio has issued letters Of marque to
prvaeers These pirates seize the cargo and murder the
crews.
Berlin paper, the Kres zeitung gives the following
story, under date of Constantinople LIST May
An A ercan frigate is said (sol to have passed the
Dardaneles coming from Malta, laden with eleven steam
machines for Russia In the Black Sea 1t hosted English
American coors got safely with its cargo into port
Some say indeed that the fgate ordered in Ameri
ca for Russia to which both ship and cargo belong
There is at hand Of verifying this except,
that having my table heaps of letters from various
correspondents Consiantnople not Of them
tions the occurrence therefore look upon IL in
yention.
Bavaria is said to have notified Austria and Prussia
that she will not join the Austro RUSSIAN treaty unless
the safety of The kingdom of Greece is guaranteed By
the marriage of the Emperor Of Austria with Bavarian
princess cousin Of King otho Greece and Bavaria have
both acquired influence at Vienna and this may be the
means of saving otho his crown.
The Paris Moniteur has t~o articles relating TO the
United States The hst is relative TO claims made by
French merchants on the occasion OF seizures at San
Fancisco in ls4e and 1850. The Moniie,w says
The government Of the United States has just settled
ew seiies of claims made by French merchants the
cason Of sezu at St Francisco to their prejudice in
$50 and 1850 Indemnes have, In consequence been
ensen;ed 10y the federal treasury in favor OF NJ NJ
.oche, nupasquer, and lsea, who had chartered the
tsnce and Of II. Pierre Fort who had chartered the
Abei!le. The amount OF these indemnities was mmed
sin els transmitted, by the Of the Department OF
Foreign Affairs 10 the Case des Drpos ct CONSIDERATIONS
where The money viii be paid to the parties entitled to
receive IT,
The other Is in the shape q letter dated from New
York under date o. 23d Of April But the fact Of its in
settion in the columns Of the Monitcpr demonstrates
that he government Of Louis Napoleon attaches i'm
pofiance TO the movements Of Russia In the United