St. Mary's beacon., 1854-05-25


knd<t6E Greek
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-, n sfssdussl pANa's sasIhe Greek lead
:. ss-.Isas had he'd. Except the Fneus,
= Ill the coast Of Greece IL closely block
aded BY the allies.
snr The Russians continue to attack Sii;s-
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non the 10Th the Turks crossed the
Danube to destroy the Russian batteries,
and advanced TO Kaiarasch.
= After much hard fighting they return
. cd safely to Silistria on the 23d.
= rs Paskiepoitch has ordered the Russians
Co advance no further into the Dubruds-
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On the 10Th battle occurred between
the Turks and Montenegins at Nichsick.
The latter were commanded by their
4 Worrodc, George Petrovich. Hoshlities
have fairly commenced, and It was re.
ported that Austria will occupy the pro-
vince.
80 Napier Is closely blockading all the
!. : Baltic ports The Russians are fitting
! out against him Aeetof 800 armed gun
! boats. ga ets .rla.rf .sa..
II was reported that The American pri-
: yateer Grapeshot had captured French
brig of LSndc End.
One bihdfed and twenty-five Of the
!. passengers rescued from the ship Black
Hawk had arrived at Falmouth.
= Detailed accounts Of the bombardment
snor Odessa state that all the batteries and
military stores were destroyed, two pow
der magazines blown up, IL Russian
aims of war sunk, and Is laden with
ammunition taken. Merchant vessels
,vere not molested. The loss Of the al
hes was only killed and 6 wonded.-
Tho allied feet had left for SebastoPol.
TIE ErenEh Imperial Guard has been
fse "a iissse1l under thescommand of Gen.
Jeda bangles.
S. Al telegraph despatch had been receiv-
ID Nv tlle french Government announ-
zeinr 4 victory by the Turks, and that D |
rvnsr pasha aad succeeded in cutting the |
Russian army in the Dolmdsha a two.
: : (great excitement had been caused by |
.&ae,or Of the. exploits of the American
privateer Grapeshot, and British steam
sers had been sent in pursuit OF her
A Polish Legion to operate against the /
Gar has been established In Turkey.
princs Napoleon has arrived at SYRIA
= france has called into active service
On land and sea, q force oil eight tnous'
Russia has proposed to Prussia.
very liberal commercial Treaty.
9. En,tr;a and Prussia remain neutral.
- Ths Greek insnrrection mad been
quelled. ...
Affairs ia Hungary were quite excited.
The loss of the allied fleets at the
4 bomhardment of Odessa was only SIX.
THE cause OF the expulsion OF the
Cracks from Constantinople, was the
discovery Of q conspiracy to murder the
Turkish population.
Twelve Polish officers had been shot
near Bucharest. charged with INTENDED
desertion. 80. ....-. --. tr
Ia the bomhardment Of Odessa care was.
taken not 10 ia;ure the city or destroy pri-
~ata prouerty, but all the foTsificahons
md batteries were destroyed. The ale
Eee lost 3 killed and Is wounded.
EnpAnnd.-.Tste bombardment OF o.
: 49, ,as bean officially announced IN
Parliament. The batteries were all des-
sroved. IL wese also twelve Russian
~es.els while thirteen others, laden with
.mmunition, were captured. The town
and neutral property was spared,
There was debate in the House OF
Commons on the 4th relative to the Gu
ban slave trade. l-
lord John Russell replied. that recent
assurances Of The Spanish Government,
a. 70 existing treaties on the SUBJECT
were satisfactory. ~. "a.