Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-08-12
@elreral Ne1us.
Transmitted for, the baltimore American.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Collins steamship Atlantic, from Liver
pool, arrived at her wharf at 10 o'clock
tonight. She left Liverpool at noon
on the goth. and brings l72 passengers.
The Europa arrived out at midnight
on Sunday the 23d.
The Spanish lnsurrection.
Tho Instruction is completely trium'
plant. Espartero had been called to
form new government. Queen Chris
tina and her minions had fled, and their
palaces demolished by the populaco.
The new Rivas Ministry had resign
ed. The Queen besought Espartero to
form a new government. The barrl-
cade fighting continued in Madrid on
tho 18th and 10th. Queen Christmas
palace and the residence of her favor
ties were destroyed, and she with some
of her most obnoxious followers fled in
to France, the people demanding her
head.
All the chief cities had Joined the in
surrection. The Carlist guerillas were
up in Navarro. Gen. San Miguel had
been named Minister.
THE WAR.
There is little new from the seat Of
war. Everything was apparently de-
terrcd, waiting the action OF Austria
r. .L,n aver dismissed IN
hold aloof from the Western Powers
and to favor Russia.
The fleets and armies remain as at
last reported.
Another battle had been fought at
1iurgevo. No details given, except
that the Turks claim the victory, and
that two Russian Generals were wound
ed.
The Anrlo.Freuch forces had not yet
met the enemy. Gortschakott announ'
ces that he is determined to hold the
Principalities with 100000 men, II ne
cessary.
From the Baltic.
From the Baltic there is nothing I'M
pnr,ant. It's announced that when the
French land forces arrive it has been
determined to take and keep the Aland
Islands as iuducement to The Swedes TO
ioin the Western Powers.
The British squadron of seven sail,
containing French troops. arrived at
Kioge Bay. on the 25th ull., and the
combined fleets Immediately steered tor
Aland Islands. Twenty vessels Of the
fee, had been telegraphed off the Sol
diam light on the Swedish coast.
BLACK SEA.
Nothing later from the fleets. which
were only known to be cruising about
AUSTRIA.
The latest from Vienna was to Tues
day, the day previous to the sailing Of
tho Atlantic. at Frankfort, on the 23d,
The Germanic Diet acceded to tho Aus
tro.Prussian treaty ofalliance. The
votewas sixteen in favor to one against
1! the motion. The dissentient vote was
from .Mecklenburg.
An Austrian army of $4,000 men was
to bo concentrated between Ssedgedir
and Aroad. The Austrian Reserves &c
be called out will amount to 10000
men.
Three Austrian officers Of rank had
arrived ut Schumla on the 10th July
and Immediately left Tor Varna as com
snissioncrs Of the Austrian Government.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament had voted the extra wa
credit Of three millions sterling.
ITALY.
Revolution broke out in Parma OF
the 23d. The people fired from the
roofs Of their houses upon the troops
No details are known.
Throughout Italy the state OF pui''
feeling was very bad. An insurrection
at MoIdina was said to be contemplated
The French garrison at Rome was II
DO reinforced.
TURKEY.
Tho Turkish army remains close tc
the Danube. They have a force of a
bout Go,oOo, and were strongly fortify
ing Giurgevo. The Russian centre was
moving toward Takshinain consequence
of the Austrians marching from Iran
aylvania northwards, for concentration
on the Bakowina.
Omar Pacha had gone to Rustch.-
The advanced force Of the British arm!
had progressed no farther than Dev'ro
Tho Generals in Chief Of the allet
aud Turkish FORCES are understood Il
have completed all their plans for the
campaign.
The Bev Of Tunis had sent presen
of 10000 900 of francs to the Sultan.
RUSSIA.
paskicwi,ch, it is said, is TO be rein
stated in command Of the Russian army
Prince Gortschakof is enraged a
The failure Of his mission.
Strange rumors were aAoas in regard
10 the reported suicide of General Au
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