The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-19
DAILY PIONEER.

past eight O'Clock.
WAR Nxws.-Omar Pacha after conference
with the allied Generals marched $1,000 men for ST.
listra.
Austria has positively demanded Of Russia the
evacuation Of the Princpalities.
Greece has accepted the demand Of the -Four
Powers.
The bombardlnent of Hango is confirmed. Two
English vessels CALAMITY out Russian bark I'M
der the Fort.
LATEST.
The Russians have admitted that SiestIa can rot
be captured for a fortnight at least They had at
tempted force the passage OF the Danube at three
different points, but rcpuscd.
The intepe ,dence Of Georgia has been rroc lam
etl ana the banshed Princess will be recalled
An effective blockade has been established at Riga
Bay.
By the convention recently concluded, Austria will
occupy Albania, Montenegro, and Servia, should any
disturbance arise
Authentic advices per Athens, report the defeat OF
an Egyptian corps with great loss, by the insurgents
In the sally they captured 500 prisoners
Exchange at ST. Petersburg has declined.
The Russians have been driven from Silestra four
times with serious loss.
Eight thousand French troops have dsembarked at
Peia Fuse.
II has been decided by council of that the
allied armies should go Ad,ianople.
There has been coup de etat at Copenhagen All
the opposition papers, including FIVE in the Provinces,
have been indicted
The Gar l. still anxious to renew negotiations.
change of ministry favorable to the allies has oc-
Cured in Greece.
The Queen is reported as nearly demented upon
the subject. Austria's summons to Russia is ecuva-
lent to an uliimatum of Pacha, Marshall St.
Arnaud aad Lord Raglan had reviewed the Turkish
army. The Crcassians have gained another nnpor-
tant victory over the Russians. Gotschakof, Rus
sian Amba ssadnr Stuttgart, has been recalled to
ST. Petersburg, with the intention to send him to
Berlin and Vienna.
The French division took possession Of all the
Greek vessels of in the harbor of Pera 1t Is
reported that nearly 100000 Russians were threaten
ing Silcstra. Operations from the island to the
Dan,b. are su pended on account Of the heiyhth of
the river. The Russians have promised not to fire
on the hospitals in the fortress of Silistra. Rus
sian accounts say that the Turks have evacued MIC
opolis, Ourtakai and Sastowa. The British troops
at Warm, Marshal, De St. Armand, Lord Rag an and
Seraskien stan ted for Varna from Cons,antinoplc
The 18th. regiments from the camp Scimyah
all in readiness to move and be conveyed to that
locality in a couple of days. AT Vienna on Wednes-
day it reported on good authority that Austria
on Monday summone Russia TO evacuate the Prin-
ciraIties When this is done congress may meet
10 settle The condition Of peace.
A private tciesra, hic dispatch has just been re-
ceived from Vienna. Ii announces that the members
Of the Ger.nanic Confederation had adhered to the
Austro-P,,,ss ian League. The French and English
governments have given full explanations to that OF
Aust, j.. with respect to the joint expedition which
they have been obliged send to Greece, the Cabi
me-, Of Vienna replied that it conceded with the
views taken Of the affairs by the two governments,
that it bIanes the conduct of King Ohio and his adj
visers and that it fully approves OF the measures a
dopted to Lring that Sovercig ign to
A letter from Bucharest of the l7th in the Swa-
bian Mercury says that the Governor General Baron
Debug'ury, has communicated to the Poyards an or
der received from the Emperor Of Russia, which d.
reefs that Lesser Wailachia shall he again occupied,
and not only SiIistria is to be taken, but likewise
I.mtaka and Kut.chuk on the frontier Of Monteno.
gro.
Fifteen thousan- troops are encamped, and con-
siderable camp is to be established in Albania.
By last accounts from the Black Sea feet it was
still off Sabas,opoI. For several days there had
been heavy fog. They had to keep up constant
noise to rreveat their running foul of each other.
The cable which has been put across the mouth Of
S.bastopooI is described as consisting Of number of
chain cables tw listed together, and secured each
side by strong masonry, and is hove by capsterns
From its being formed Of separate chains, it would
be sufficiently strong keep out steamer going at
full Roadway.
Letters from Belgrade and Modem state that Aus
trian troops descend to the Danube every day. On
the frontiers of Wallachia considerable concentra-
ton of force is in operation in Hungary and Tran
sylvania.
At Constantinople, on the 3d. The auxiliary troops
demanded from the Porte 10000 pack horses and
40 600 teams of for the march from Gallpoi to
Adianope.
A despatch from Stuttgart says, with the excep-
ton of Moscow the troops have been Withdrawn
from all the German towns. The enthusiasm in i'd
vor of the war signaly subsiding.
The news of the bombardment Of Odessa by the
comb ned fleets reached Alleppo on the 4th of MAY,
and was received with great enthusiasm. At the
same time that the Of the orresses celebra-
ted this event, paca,ds posted on the doors of
the Khans, and the public criers spread the news
throughout the Louvre.
PARIS, Thursday.
The news of the coup de eas in Denmark is looked
upon matter Of exceeding gravity, thought
probable that England will be forced to treat his Ma
iesty of Denmark similar to that which France has
treated King Ohio.
The last news from the Black Sea that the mortal