Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
TaE EUROPEAN WAR.
Austrian News from St. Petersburg.

sioa OF the Austro Prrssian treaty, which it is
imagined has asronshed he Russian Monarch
The same letters say that the St Petersburg Jour
mails are permitted 10 mention Austria and her pub
lie men with marks of contempt. According 10
the Russian correspondent OF the Vienna Presse
writing the 9TH the news of the bombardmenI
OF Odessa had much shaken the confidence of the
people, and the severity OF the police had not sue
ceeded IN improving the public feeling, as the
preparations for the defence OF the capital plainly
show that the fall OF ConstradE IS not considered
beyond the bounds of possibility. Fifteen out OF
the seventy stone bridges which cross Neva are
to be broken down. and the granite materials
thrown into the river; on those remaining heavy
! artillery will be placed. -Four new pontoon bridges
are to oe constructed. The whole of the so cair
ed Admiralty side, the Janskory Side, and the
NewsSy Prospect is to be fortified, and the mag
nifcent buildings used as barracks. For some
days before the letter written the Emperor
had been indisposed II is added that he is much
alarmed for his highly priced feet and this makes
him out of hunor
CONSERVATION in Russia.
The Paris Patrie The last letters from diff
ferent Russian provinces announce that marked
agitation prevailed both in St Petersburg and
severa! of the neighborng towns. Trade
suffering intensely. and misery the increase
recent fact strkingly illustrates both the fears
of the Russian Government and its method OF
proceeding 4 trddesmaE OF the capital having
failed. closed his shop, situated in of the most
irequented quarters of the city This circum-
stance apparently so ordinary, excited a sensation
and the Government arrested the tradesman and
transported him at to Siberia for having TAIL
eG at such time and thus betrayed the uneasy
state Of trade. The Police found upon inquiry,
that the immediate cause of the failure was
claim by nobienan for sum of money due to
him. The nobeman fined 1000 roubles
and ordered 10 leave St Petersburg and reside on
his property"
The Circassian Coast
The Constantlnope correspondent of the Daily
News saws:
The evacuation by the Russians of the entire
Circassian sea board is also fully confirred-An
apa, Redut kale. and all the towns Oh the coast.
have been burnt To the ground by the barbarous
Muscovife; but SchamiI !. who does not appear TO
emulate the sluggishneSs of his allies. has per
formed prodigies already The Russians had
heaped up vast stores OF provisions, forage and
ammunition at Sukoum kae, where they were to
have been embarked in Russian steamers and
conveyed to Sebasopol, but the allied fleets pre-
vented the Russian steamers from leaving Sebasto
pol, the Russians therefore decided to burn all the
| stores and blow up the town but previous to car
rylng out this amiable intention, they phantbro-
pically gave notice to quit TO the inhabitants
whom they had so long pIundered, and informed
them that their dwellings We're about to be blown
up and burned But Schanyi got news of their
I
commanded by two of has lieutenants Nahip Bev
and kessil Bey, who pounced upon the Russians
on the night OF the Goth, they were about TO
fire the town. and saved the place from destruction
all the stores and numbers of prisoners fall.
ing into the hands of the Circassians Hamedy
/ Bey, CircasSian chieitan of renown now reigns
al Sukoum kale Instead OF the Russians who will
never reign there again, and as poor Hood
! said
| "Upon their tomb il NAV be chisseIed
! The CZar) he reiCnedas long as he could reign,
And then he-rnzzlcd"
! Letters of the 9Th inst from Trebzond state
! that the destruction of the port OF Odessa pro
duced the utmost Joy and exrItation all along the
Asiatic coast-that savos OF artillery announced
J this happy event, and that the Turkish standard
floats on the ruins of the Russian fortresses, IN
Guiding Sukoum Kale all at present in possession
of the Circassans The only fortress still retain
| ed by the Russians on the Asatc seaboard il
ann!hnalon by the steam h6tta Winch, You are ire
aware, has proceeded IN hat direction
The Blockade of sevastopoi.
! lac last news OF the feet declares portion has
gone down TO the coast OF CrcaSsia to attack the
forts. the stwere blockading Sevastopol The Rus
/ SANS generally every morning send out steamer
TO reconnol;re after she had gone out a little way
the English send steamer in chase the Russian
turning back 10 Scvastopo 10 which She is chased
as far occasionally little further than prudence
allows. The Russian heet all faut top and
gallant yards ossed. and as far as can be Judged
| IN good Older. 1t is very nonotonous work
blockading-ihe eveqts OF the day being mereiy
the Russian steamer coming out only to be follow
ed back by the English.
We are further told from Paris that Col Fleury
has submitted TO The Emperor, and with the ap-
probation of two OF the best French Generals a
plan OF Campaign, according TO which the first
great blow will be by land and sea against Sevasto
pol; that place and the Russian ships of war dies
troyed, the Black Sea fleets leaving 10 The Turks
the police of the Black Sea would proceed to the
/ Baltic. and, Joining the Baltic fleets and with a
large force of land troops, would there continue
the work of obstruction
| Marshal ST. ATnaud, Commander-in.chief of the
army OF the East, Lcrd Raglan and the Seraskier
| have set out for Yarna, where Omer Pacha vii!
meet them in council. Preparations are being
made al Adrianople to receive 10000 French
| troops.
The Danube.
| Advces from Bucharest of the 10Th inst state
/ that the paSsa ge OF the Russian troops at KaIa
/ rasch and above oiteaIiza continued without in
| terruption on the 18th Silstria and Tur,ukai
are stated 10 be completely invested by the Rus.
| slams. and the division of infantry under General
| >oImonoH has been ordered to Rasgrad in order
| TO enclose Rutschuk also from the land side
| Hence it Is inferred that TGrtukai and Rutschnk
| are already beSeged At the present moment
| 640oJ men Of which : 900 are cavalry are