Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-06-07


Repel Bombardsd- Defeats on the
Danube!
New YORK, June l--4p. m.
The steamer Asia from Liverpool with one
weeks later news, arrived at her dock at p. m
Flour advanced Is to Is Cd. Wheat 2 to
pence. Corn advanced one shilling.
Paris, Thursday evenng-lt is rumored that
Telegraphic dispatch has been received an
nouncing the bombardment Of Revel. No par
ticulars and considered unreliable.
Russia has assumed threatening attitude
agaist Prussia
The Anglo-French armies contemplate an in
vasion of Russian territory.
1t is reported that the Russians have met
severe shock at Silistria.
The general depot of Russian artillery and
stores at Fort CHAM have been burnt by the in.
habitants from a feeling of revenge.
London, Saturday.
News from Gaatery, state that Sebastopol
had been bombarded By the allies, for four days.
Col. Suteman had also defeated the Russians
at Ravosas.
VIENNA, 10Th.
The Gazetteer states that in consequence of
the great concentration of troops on Eastern and
North frontier of Austria, $4,000 recruits
will be raised, This measure must be consider
ed an open declaration of the resolution of Aus
tria not to be bullied by Russia.
Vienna conferences are to be renewed OH the
basis of new Anglo-French Austrian-Prussan
treaties of alliance.
Constantnope letter says it is believed to
be the intention Of the Commander-in-Ch Chief of
the Anglo-French expedition to the east to car
ny war into the heart of Russia, and to raise an
instruction in Crimea and Circassa as soon as
&c. Ill IL ,la Oh
coast of Asia>Minor have been bombarded by
troops near Sebastopo which would at the
same time be bombarded by sea.
The Colonge Gazette states that the Emperor
of Russia has had a relapse of illness.
The inhabitants of ST. Petersburgh are oblig-
ed to find quarters for the troops, and there are
in the environs of the city, 10000 Cossacks. 1t
is stated the Russian Government has insured
to the Greek government subversion of ,000,-
600 drachms per month. 1t is also stated that
the Greek government has granted letters of
marque to the pirates who, at the present mo-
ment, infest the Levant.
The ratifications of the treaty of the triple al
lance had been exchanged at Constantinople.
manifesto had been published at st. Peters
burgh ordering new levies for the fleet and ar
mics.
A general rising was expected in Montenegro
in favor ofRussia 600 Montenegrans had made
foray into the Turkish territories and killed q
number of the inhabitants.
The combined Swedish and Norwegian fleets
arrived at Elfensden on the 18TH The King
went on board and witnessed great manifesto
ton of hostile feeling on the part of the crew
against the Russians.
| The English fleets in the Baltic had encoun-
! tered serious storms but weaJhered them all.
| The London Times strongly urges the ap-
pointment of Minister of War.
Four squadrons of sappers had reached CALI
poll.
A Stetn letter of the 18th of May says, the
Russian fleet had left Helsingfor in order to join
the division lying at Cronstadt.
1t is said that a new Anglo-French note had
arrived at Athens.
5000 Belgium muskets destined for Greece
have been confscated at Malta.
Some transports of the expeditioary army had
been attacked by Greek pirates.
The French troops at Gallpoli were prepar-
ing to march to Adrianople.
A division of the French army had left CALI
poll for Brasua.
| Negotiations Of treaty Of commerce between
Russia and Prussia had failed.
5000 Russian troops are on the march from
st. Petersburg toward Warsaw.
| $4,000 Russian troops have been put hOrs du
combat by the epidemic on the Dobrudscha.
| Napier's fleet was seen on the 9th 25 miles
from Cronstadt, and had captured a number of
gun boats.
The leprosy was spreading so rapidly in Nor
way that fears are entertained of its becoming q
general sickness.
Great scarcity of money is felt in st. Peters
burgh, and provisions, together with articles Of
wearing, are extremely high.
Prussia had ordered levy of one hundred
thousand men.
The Greek instruction has spread to Salon.
lea.