Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-12
Progress Of the War.

fIogreSS OF Inc war,
A steamer from the fleet brings intelligence
that Gustusvarna was bombarded without effect
on the 22d ult. Another attack was intended
to be made on the 24th.
Tho advanced work of Hango, in the Baltic
Sea, had been bcmbarded and Destroyed
Napier was about attacking the main fortifca-
tons. r.
The allied fleets were still blockading Sevas-
topol.
The Turkish feet was off Varna on it's way
to CircasSia.
Silistria still held out on the 25th the Turks
resisting the Russians with great bravery
The Russians lost ! 500 killed in the attack on
the fortress Of Abdul MeJjid.
The Greek instruction was less formidable.
1t is reported that King Ohio accepts the ulti
matum.
Naples has declared her neutrality. The
adhesion of the smaller German powers to the
Austro- Prussian treaty is secured.
Russia has certainly concluded treaty with
the Khan Of khiva.
A late telegraph despatch from Belgrade
announces that Siii5tria held out on the 10Th.
The Crcassians had been driven back four
times with great loss by the Russians.
Tunis sends 10, 600 men to the Porte.
Two thousand Greek insurgents are posted
near Denmarko ia Epirus.
A French division had arrived at Petraens.
The Russians are menacing Exereum, and
have recently made compulsory enrolment
of 80, 900 Armenians.
Two Russian war vessels have been present
ed to the Greek Government by Russia.
A Russian steamer sailed out Of Sevastopol,
Notwithstanding the blockade, and captured
an English merchantmen in the Black Sea, but
being discovered, cut the prize adritt and got
back safe to Sevastopol
The Neva was free from ice on the ID Of
May, and had risen so high that an inundation
was feared.
1t was reported that the town of Kaffa had
been bombarded and captured
Thessally was still in open rebellion on the
18Th ult Ten frigates of the allied powers
cannonaded the batteries of withstand, and
On the Goth approached Ekenas, but were re-
pulsed
The French feet is to leave kel for three
days gunnery practice.
Very hostile feeling prevailed at st. Peters
bug against Austria
1t is rumored that the march of the Rus
slams upon the frontiers of Ba Novina had
commenced with corps d arme, said to number
100000 men.
Montenegro las tranquil at the last acc UNITS.
Thirty thousand Turks were in possession OF
krcj iowa on the 18th uls.
The Chancellor of the Exchequcr has an
nounced, through London journals, that he
could not pledge himself Internationally that
there should be no increase of the funded
debt.
Odessa, at the last advices, was closely
blockaded. No neutral vessel was allowed
10 pass from Odessa into the Black Sea except
those laden with Goals aud naval stores.
The steam frigate Retri button had captured
several Russian prizes in the Black Sea.
The Immediate cause of the bombardment
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 got $50 Turkish soldiers within
church, when the doors were closed and the
soldiers were burned up alive.
Spain has issued decree for a forced loan.
Austrian vessels found upon the open sea
are to be searched.
Marshall Paskiewitsch had crossed the Dan.
ube near kalavah, and established his head
quarters near Silistria.
Correspondents of the English journals have
been refused permission to accompany the
English feet.
The signing of the new protocol at Vienna,
In the Anglo French convention, providing for
actual war, Is united in by Austria and Prussia
the treaty providing eventual war.
IT is rumored that a considerable corn Of
Austrian troops will be concentrated at Car
cOva.
The trade throughout Russia is suffering in
tenseiy on account of the unsettled state of
affairs.
The steamer Africa arrived out on Sunday
the 18th ult., carrying articles contrabond OF
war.
, The Markets
Cotton-There is a shade more steadiness AT
quotations advised by the Arctic, closing quie
steady. Breadstufis-The weather has been me.
Wheat has declined I'd; Flour ed; Corn -: indian
Zeal steady. Flour-Philadelphia and baiumoIe
IDS Sd a 39s; Ohio 39s Sd. Wheat-Whit Us Us
cd; red lis lis 4d. 14. E-= -.. -
Money Market.-The funds are eedingiy strong.
On Tuesday Consols closed at 90ss 907, bat after
official hours huctuated somewhat, and finally closed
at 81. Money is in demand at "a per cent
SHOWING THEIR HAsDs.-The BradfordNPa)
Reporter, the acknowledged organ of the Hon.
Mr.. Grow, announces the result Of the Phila.
delphis election under the head Of {" the FIRST