The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-05-05
LATER FROM EUROPE. e
ARRIVAL or THE ARABIA.
HA1trAx, April 25-P. NJ.


I,sis noitrue thai the Russian Minis
Ell has been recalled from London. I
Iiis-Fepotted- d-thaislhe Ausirians have
entered Sersia, bat sli0 SIS l oil
All coniumacious Greeks, have been
ordered 10 leave the Turkish domin;ons.
The steamer Glasgow was injured in
the Clyde, while discharging her cargo.
Telegraphic adsices from Copenhagen
Of The llih April, state that four slesm
frigaies had been detached from Napier's,
feet, and sen. 10 the Gulf Of Finland.
The British friga,e Inferior chased a
Russian coryetteI into Sweaborg. a'e 2aa
Prince Bsreclsy de Tolly mas beendis.
patched from, Berlin on a special mission
to London.
All English and French vessels have
been ordered out Of the port Of Odessa.
! News from ST.. Petersburg state that
the reserved batlalIons aaye been called
oui. j. .s.. ;.la rc s,ia5 nss s6e ;st
| The British ffigale Amphyon was a..
shore nett Orange, on the l4lb, and il
was feared she couldnot be got off. T =
News fIom Hamburg 10 The l4th,staie
that Napier had arrived. A report was
in circulation that sixteen Russian ships.
Of war were anchored atIielsingfotd, and
Napier was making preparations TO attack
them. id ilil o. Iaatg sg 9moo oa }sa at
! A Greek kinsurreclion has broken out
Ii Celfu., 4, 81 ,sas, "a nid gelloi d
Tbs English and French vessels Of
war on Tie coAst of Thessaly, have Or
ders to search all tile vessels suspected
Of having munitions Of wal aboard, and
10 seize 3hem when found guilty. bl q
| Austria appears more in unison with,
the Western Powers. Prussia leans more
to Rdssia, though temporizing with both
paTties.iiqs rid lsd' .ltlaHoa iasA + 20
The prs,ocol guaranteeing the in,egs
rily Of the Ottoman territory, was signed
a, Vienna BY. the -Four Powers, including
| Prussia; but simultaneously herewith
Prussis introduced into her treaty of ala
| lance with Austria, a condition which
4 would renderaihe treaty a dead letter,
and which Austria consequently refused
to accept. 5 >..f, ,,5,ir ....-.., &.
| All military arrangements arising out
Of The proposed treaty, have been iefer~
1 Ted 10 commission presided over by the
! Prince ofPrassia. n iedi hs II u
1 Hanover sides with the Western Pow
ers, together With all the minor German
States, and will support Austria in forc-
ing Prussia 10 declare herself, should the
subiec, como before the Federal Diet. q
The independence Beige hns announ>
ced positively, that a treaty Of alliance,
offensive and defensive, has Just heen
signed between France aud England, in
dspeldently Of the treaties Of the present
war. aH9ai sa39a tI =
Admiral Napier had left Kidgee Bay
for GolbIand, il being reported that some
Russian ports wete open, and the Rus
sian squadron off Faro. II is reported
tha. three American ships we're some-
where in the Baltic with sloies for Rus
sia, and an English steamer has been dis,
patched for them. ....,f. ,-..,....t, Il.
| There is but little ice in the Gulf OF
| Finland. The whole allied fleets are in
the Black Sea, near Varna. The ma
( rines Of the fleets were to be landed To
protect ,ha, place. 3
!, Admiral Dundas had ordered bis crns,
ers 10 lake, burn and destroy everything
His fleets were in COMMUNICATION with
1 The 1'arkislilland forces. la. es H9i
II Prince Paskiewitch arrived al Buchas
rist on the 5ih. r,., zs 3sa
| Gortschakof retained the command Of
the amy, but subject 10 ,Paskiewilcl's
orders.
An important sally wns made on Kala-
fat, on the S0lh of March, and sanguin-
ary encounter Of four houis occnued.--
The Russians we're routed and pursued
! considerable distance.
Il The British war steamer Cyclops ari~
we'd at Malta on the 7fb, bringing impof-
i iant news. The Turks purposely left
free the passage for The Russians 10 Hi
sova, and then attacked them in the rear
| A hard fight ensned, in which half Of the
Russians we're =cu,7to pieces. and the re-
nainder retired across the Danube. The
Turks had vacated fortress "Czara Navo-
da" in the Dodrubscha, which was she'll,
ed by The Russians. Ii is also stated {no
date1 thai, $4,000 Russians crossed al
Galatz without opposition. All The ac-
counts, however, are very much confused
4 Two English vessels on the Danube
loaded with grain,were fired into by R $
sian batteries; one was sunk.
Three Thousand French troops arrived
OF Const4ntinepleaon the 3d. aga sg1at
4 The declaraiion of war by France ant
England caused immense rejoicing 3
; Constantinop!e. 1t was reported lhal Col
Den, a French officer, had been killed ii
reconnaissance. lie belonged to tht
staff of Omar Pasha. IL f.lH SAN "a b,
y ST. Peiersburgh was illuminated ant
TIE Deums sung on The passage Of th,
Danube. 'A'' ~
The Greek insurrec,on makes no pro
gress. The insurgents have been re-
. pulsed in several places.iaV 9Ji nj sba
An Austrian note Of remonstrance bal
been forwarded 10 Athens, holding th,
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