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LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

tic, arrived this afternoon, bringing Lon
don and Liverpool papers of the 9Th in
slant.
The Baltic left Liverpool on Wednesday,
The 9Th ins,an. and has thus made an
other remarkably short passage.
Among her passengers are the celebrated,
Madam Grisi and the great tenor, Mario
They were met in the lower bay by steam
er from New York filled with their en,hus-
as'ic musical admirers. The political news
by the Baltic is NO. important.
PRoGREss OF THE WAR.-t is again
stated, but no. authenticity, tina, the Anglo
French force had really embarked for the
Crimea and is now lowering on the coasts.
No accounts Of any landing having been re-
ceived.
From the Baltic, there is an imperfect sc-
count of the capture of Ahland on the 80,
and its occupation by the French.
The Russians finally left Bucharest on
the 10Th Of August, and i, is now occupied
by $4,000 Turks under Oner Pssha.
| The Aus,rians have TO, entered Moldovis
or WalIachia.
Russia Still! remains unchanged.
DenDafk declared her adherence on the
4th TO the Austro- Prussian treaty.
N oshiDg further has been received from
Asia.
On The 81 al a sitting Of the Vienna Con-
ference, The English and French represent
'a,ves finally notified Coun, Bual .ha. Eng
land and France have Internationally re-
fused the Russian proposals.
Said Pacha of Egyp. has abolished the
monopoly of corn.
A dispatch from Vienna, dated Tuesday
says the, the Russian rear guard was about
helf way between Buchares, and Busce.-
On the Sd the Turkish army had no. enter
I'D Bucharest, and it was said that q retro
grade movement was being made to Moldo-
via.
A Vienna paper says that the Turks had
agreed with Austria not TO enter Bucharest,
and tina, the Turkish troops shall be with
drawn from the Danube on the arrival OF
the Auslrians. Omar Pacha's proclamation
says that Wallachia shall not be the theatre
OF military events.
quar.ering Of $4,000 men within the walls
Of Bucharest, and ralions for 10000 men
outside of the walls.
The English steam frigste Fury had en-
tered Sebastopol at night and was fred ST
with shot and she'll from the batteries. She
sustained no injury.
There were some cases Of cholera in the
English camp at Varns.
Extensive preparations we're making for
the immediate advance Of the allied troops.
The Turkish army were advancing, in three
columns, towards Bucharest.
The Russian steam frigate Alddimar has
made most successful sortie from Sebas-
topol. She destroyed three Turkish mer-
chantmen and gave chase 10 the British
steam friga,e Cyclops.
There was considerable pressure in the
London money market in consequence of
the paymen. of $5OO,O0O on account ofex'
chequer bonds.
The commercial sdvices indicate no ma
terial change in the markets.
The cholera was prevailing in many
parts of England.
The harves. in lsly is abundant.
SpA1N.-The government of Espartero
appears TO be firmly established. Madrid
is fas. resuming its wonted appearance, the
barbados in the streets having been taken
down.
Il is reported ,ha. an armed mob had for
hidden the departure of Queen Christine
from Madrid until she had disgorged some
of her ill-gotten gains. Another report is
that she had fed 10 the frontier.
Some of the wealthy Inhabitants of Bar
ceona were leaving the city, fearful of an
instruction.
General Dulce has been reinstated in his
rank ss Director General Of Cavalry.
tits said that the Queen will shortly leave
Madrid, 10 take sea baths, accompanied by
Espar,ero.
On the night Of the LIST inst, the "defen-
ders of the barricades," TO the number Of
1000, and divided into three batlalions, de-
filed under the windows of the Queen Ut.
tering loud shouts in honor of her Majesty,
who beheld the spectacle from the Balcony.
The INVASION OF THE CRIMEA.-The
London Times says: About the time we
write, if not on this very day, force made
up of English, French and Turks, aud a.
mounting to between $4,000 men. will in
vsde the Crimea, and attempt to effec. a
lodgmen. on the heights commanding The
harbor of Sebsstopol.
The preparations have been some time in
progress, and the rumored visit Of Generals
Brown and Canrobert to the Circassian
coast, with 5000 men, was really to secure
landing on the Crmea. II is then with
the greatest satisfaction that we now en-
nounce an enterprise corresponding TO the
dignity and resources Of the two great west.
ern powers, England and France, and so far
ius,ifying the confidence of Turkey. A
fortnight will probably elapse before any
tidings Of the result can arrive, but en- earli.