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LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

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New York, June lilo P. M.-The
steamship Pacific has arrived here from
Liverpool. She bringe Liverpool dates Of
the 3lst May, and London of the 3Olh.-
She has her usual number Of passengers on
board. The intelligence by this arrival Is
highly interesting. The following are the
most important items:
PRoGREss OF THE WAR.-A steamer
from the fleet brings intelligence that Gus
tasvarna was bombarded without effect on
the 22d ult. Another attack was intended
TO be made on the 24!b.
| The advanced works of Hango, in the
Baltic Sea had been bombarded and des-
troyed. Napier was about attacking the
main Notifications.
| The allied fleets were blockading Sebas-
topol.
The Turkish fleet was off Varna on its
way 10 Circassia. Sllislria still held out
on the 25h, the Turks resisting the Rus
slams with great bravery. The Russians
lost 1900 killed on the fortress Of Abdual
Media
The Greek insurrection was less formid-
able. 1t is reported tina! King Ohio accepts
the ullim alum.
Naples has declared her neutrality.
The adhesion of the smaller German Pow
ers to the AusIro-Russian treaty is secur
ed.
Russia has certainly CONCLUDED q treaty
with the Khan OF Khiva.
A later telegraph despatch from Belgrade
announces tina. Slislria held on. on the
26lh.
The Circassians had been driven back
four times with grea, loss by the Russians
Tunis sends ten thousand men to the
Porte.
The Journal of ST. Petersburg SAYS that 9
friga,es cannonaded Wi'slsnd on the l9Ih.
and mex. day approached Ekenab, bu, were
repulsed.
Two thousand Greek insurgents are pos
led near Demarko in Epirus.
A French division had arrived at Pira-
ems.
The Russians are menscing Evzeroum,
and have made compulsory enrolment
of 10000 Armenans.
Breadstuffs have further declined, and
Cotton is steady and unchanged.
SECOND DISPATCH.
.New York, June 1.-THE following is
further account of the news:
WAR AND POLITICAL News was re-
ported tina. the town Of Kaffa had been
bombarded and captured.
The Turks are still in possession Of Sill
istria, from which place the Russians have
been repulsed with severe loss, and i! is re-
ported that even on the 26th, ult. The for
,ress Of Siistrla had not surrendered.
Naples has officially declared her neu-
flango had been bombarded, and the de-
tached forts destroyed by three steam fri
gates. The Russians los. heavily, and the
British had killed.
A considerable number of Turkish troops
a. the last accounts, had encamped near Ar
Ia and Greece
Thessally was still in open rebellion on
the 10Th nlimo. Ten friga,es of The allied
powers cannonaded the batteries of Wits
andl, and On the 20sh approached Ekenas but
were repulsed.
The French fleet is to leave Kiel for three
DAYS gunnery practice.
Very hostile feeling prevailed at ST. Pc
.ersburg against Austria.
1t is rumored that the march of the Rus
SLAMS upon the frontiers of Blu Novina had
commenced with corps d'arme, said to
number 10000 men.
Montenegro was tranquil at the last &C
counts.
Thirty thousand Turks were in pos session
of Krojova on the 9Th ult. -.
The Chancellor of The Exchequer has
announced, through London journals, that
he could not pledge himself unconditional
ly that there should be no increase of the
funded debt.
Odessa, at the last advices, was closely
blockaded. No neutral vessel was allow
ed to pass from Odessa into the Black Sea
except those laden with Goals and navel
stores.
One account from Siistria states that the
Russians s,ormed one of the ramparts, end
another announces the complete investment
Of the place by the Russians.
The steam irigate Relribu,ion had Cap
tured several Russian prizes in the Black
Sea.
The immediate cause Of the lombard
ment of Kaffa is said to be the refusal to
deliver over TO the allies several Russian
vessels in the harbor. The town was
bombarded two days.
The Greeks 60. $50 Turkish soldiers
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ed and the soldiers were burned up alive.
Spain has issued decree for forced
loan.
Austrian vessels found upon the open sea
are TO be searched.
Marshall Paskiewitsch had crossed the
Danube near Kalavah, and established his