Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-11
gY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
parTR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC.
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS.
NEW ORR. july

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,ai.hingly short time of nine days. sixteen hours
and fifty three minutes, meantime. by steam "a
l,ne. and not having used square sails NJ all and
Is. II few hours fore and aft canvass.
The news brought hy the Baltic is brief. but of
| mneh Importance. The Russians are reported 10
bgpe eracaated The Prineipaiites and are ooncea-
rating their forces beyond The Pfuh!
The foregoing intelligence is believed to be au-
,bentie. And ii the House ef Commons on the
evening of Monday the 26th. Lord John Russell
confirmed It, h a certain extent, by addressing
| the House in tese words.
The House will no doubt be glad to hear the
itest news which is in possession with regard to
.5a war. II has been stated II the newspapers
/ t,1av that accounts have been received that
80 Rn.sian Government has aeeeGed to the pro-
a,s;t;on of the Austrian and Prussian Govern
iao,,ts and consents to eyacuate the Prineipali-
t;os hut no ofciai intelligence has been reeeiy-
"A With resnect to any such statement. There
IA a dispatch however, from Lord Neatmore-
ian1 dated to-day, at Vienna i'll which he states
To-, certain. from b. charest, that the seige of Sill
istria is raised (Cheers)
TIE WAR.
The newspaper reports alluded to by Lord
John Russell, are the following:
VIENNA; Friday Morning, June 2.-The night
before last, the Russian reply to the Austrian
note reached Vienna.
at is to the effect that, as mark of high con-
sideraton for Austria, Russia consents to eyacu-
ate the Turkish territories
BUCHAREST, Friday, June 23d.-The sege of
sistria is raised, by superior power The Rus
slams have evacuated Gieurgero, and the whole
of the army is to retire beyond the Pruth.'
"CRoNsTApT, (Transylvania,) June l9.-Ihe
Russians are leaving Wallaehia in all haste
They take with them the horses, oxen, wheat,
/ and everything movable which they can lay
their hands, leaving nothing behind but their
wretched paper money!
BUCHAREST, June Sit is understood that
the entire evacuation of the Prncipatles will he
commenced ON the 18TH
THE sEIGE OF sIIIsTRIA.
On the fall of the other generals, General Dan.
nenberg commander of the 4th corps of the army,
being he next in seniority of rank, assumed the
command of the operations before oilisria; and
the only news additional to that already publish
ed, is that the force which was investing Slstrla
has fallen back to the distance of three leagues.
Omar Pacha is advancing with his entire force
10 the Danube, and the Russians expect some of
fensiye operations on the right bank OF the river
THE BALTIC.
No new operations have taken place. The dis
aser to the British force which attempted to en-
ter the harbor of Gamla- Karleby is confirmed
Fify-tour British were killed or taken pris-
oners. The Russians also captured boat and
one gun We have further details of Admiral
other points of Finland, but the main facts are
already known to the public.
In the meantime, Naper's operations seem to
be limited to bocakde, but it was reported that the
British Cabinet had under consideration a pro-
posal made by him for striking great blow in the
Baltic-at Helsingfors, perhaps.
| Gen. Schilders is dead. Gems. Gortschakof
aad Luders both severely wounded the lat
Ter with his jawbone shot away, were at Bucha
rest. Estimates shew that the Russians have
hst 80, 900 men by battle and disease, since they
set foot on the Princpaltes.
Colonel Bolhen, of the Uunited States Army,
/ had arrived at Narna with the view of reporting
to his Government the operations of war
A conspiracy has been discovered in the Rus
sian garrison of Ca,aberg, and a number of the
officers had been sent to Liberia.
The following private telegraphc dispatch has
been received:
"VIENNA, 23d.-General Hess is appointed
Commander in. chief of the army of operation
| The Arehduke Aibereht will command under his
orders i'll Iransy lyania, and General Schlick at
Galicia.n
/ We read in letter from Bucharest
THE complete defeat of the Russians on the
10TH is confirmed. The besiegers attack
ed on that day both by the garrison of Silistrla
and the troops brought by Mehemet Pacha to the
relief of the fortress portion of the beseiging
! army was routed and pursued as far as knsgun,
and the other was obliged to recross the Danube
nall haste. The Turks took several standards,
and the greatest part of the enemy's baggage
Five Russian Generals were either killed or woun
ded on that day."
Vienna telegraphic adyices dated 'Varna, June
To- state that the Duke of Cambridge, with the
first division of the British army, had arrived
there on the preceding day.
| Quartermaster- General Hess has been named
| Commanders in Chief of the North eastern and
southeastern army corps.
| The Archduke Albert will command the South
eastern and General Schck the North eastern
corps, as second in command to Baron Hess.
The answer to the Austrian summons is ex-
Pected to-day. 1t is supposed to be evasiye.
We have since received from correspon-
dent at Vienna, the following dispatch dated
yesterday evening:
THE Russians are in full retreat to Moldayia.
THE Russians in the Dobrudscha are also
retiring,
"A Turkish army, 10000 strong, is advancing
to relieve Rassoya.
"Omar Pasha is advancing with his entire force
TO the Danube
The official answer to the Austrian summons
has not yet arrived, but its rejection by Russia is
considered inevitable"
PARIS, Sunday evenng.-Adyices from Wen
IA of the 24th assert that the answer OF the En-
peror Nicholas is evasiye others declare that it
is in the negative
THE VERY LATEST.
LONDON, June 2S-noon-We have nothing
ater from the East except that the official reply
u the Car to Austria would not be sent till the
ID or Sd of July.
The Russians have taken prisoners two news
paper correspondents, on the right bank OF the
Danube