The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17
The News
IATEh Fa N EUROPE

LATEh Fam EUROPE.
By the simultaneous arrival OK the steamships
America and Union we have advices OF the highest
;mpo,tan from the seat Of wa. Toe M ements
n, he Al gle FIeLch forces the side, aud Of
The Austr,ans on the other, we're assuming an
ACTIVITY and decision that promise to lead TO stirring
ey.Dts. On the morI ing Of the 30th the Russians
attack. the "uykish and French camps at Giurgevo
hut were totally defeated with the loss of
1000 killed and large number Of prisoners
Thew lad Quilted Frateschi, which had been
orru,ied by the Turks, and were concentrating
4 e,r forces on the Sereth. This movement was to
ba expected as with the Ausrians threatening their
near /, would haye been madness for them to attempt
10 hold their positions in the Lower Prncipality.
Omer Pacha was expected 70 arrive at Bucharest on
ga alst The evacuation Of Wallachia is no stated
% be complete.
In the meanwhile Austria "a moving vast bodies
n troous towards the Wallachian frontier. The
sxmy under Prince Lchtenstein had received orders
N advance from Pesth to Gin.cia, and the
so,oe in the latter place to adyan o towards the
Lover Principality. The frontiers had not as yet
Aeen crossed but the preparations for hostities
Che mart Of Austria are said to be on colossal scale
The amount OF the 10 CO which she 70 assembling
.pprehend there must be some exaggeration in this
estimate rs no previous movements OF her troops
mat have reached us would give anything like this
result II is significant Of The part which Prussia is
hkeiy to play in the approaching struggle in tue
PriDcipahties, that the Gear has made no wariike
demons,r ration on her frontier.
II seems now to be huAly determined to make
Grand demonstration against the Cr'mea. On the
III - hatl
rhich Oner Pacna and the allied generals were pre-
sent. In consequence, we presume, OF the decision
came to at this meeting, Generals CanIobert and
Brown we're sent with the fleet to reconnoitre the
(,rimean coast. The London Times asserts positive
" that an Anglo-French force Of from 81, 900 to
100 900 men were Immediately to en- ieavor to effect
descent SO as to advance upon Sebastopol by land
This stat. ment may however be merely dedu ,ti0n
from the circumstances previously alluded to. Toe
Ah,rd French division left yarna on the 9th for
Kuslepoie and Stistria.
From the fleets we have nothing Of importance.
Al the last accounts the Baltic squadron was at
Ietsund. General paraguay d. Killers hal had On
interview with the King Of Sweden, who ia hid to
have expressed to him his cordial sympathy with
Che obie "a OF the coalition, and his willingness t.
60 operate with tnem If necessary. This statement
uuss, however, be taken cum granc saiis.
The accounts from Montene gro represent Prince
Daniel az assuming threatening attitude wards
The Turks at Assn 2.
From Spain the news IL also highly interesting.
Order had been everywhere restored, and the Queen
bad accepted the conditions imposed upon her
by Esparttro, whose arrival was looked for with
impatience in the capital. In the meanwhile, the
oueen has issued an address to her loving subjects
h reminds one forcibly Of that unmentionable
10 atty which IL said to be paved with good inten-
Nons II is as abject and contri,e any confession
of sins ever discharged from the overburdened
breast Of Catholic penitent. The exaggeration of
its grief, however suggests suspicious Of its iusn-
cerity, and les pledges look very much as IL thy
had been wrupg rather from the terrors than
from the convictions Of their royal author. This
might have been expected from the wei known
Srainipg snd ante eeents OF Isabella. Broug 1t mp
m the school of duplieiy and dissimulati IN she has
m several occasions shown herself an adept In the
arts in which she was early initiated both by pre-.
cent and example. In 1922 her father, Ferdinand
VII, instigated military resurrection to SECURE
the downfall of the constitution to which he had
sworn, and when the conspiracy was defeated, he
had the co rardioe and the bascness to encourage
own guards, who had risen at his instigation.
Almost IS pitisble an instance of perfdy
and neanness was the fatsshood invented
b. the present Queen for the purpose Of driving NJ
Olosaga from power, In the declaration that she
made, thathe had used personal violence to compel
her to sign the decree for the dissolution Of tae
Cortes. With such monarch promises or pie iges
win ever be binding. She viii never contentedly
submit to the constitutional restrictions that viii
nsw b imposed upon her. Her turn for intrigue
viii soon DO employed to emsucipate herself from
The staA Of tutelage in which she win necessarily
be kept by Espartero; and unless she has the good
sense TO sbdicate In favor Of her daughter, before
her conduct leads to another explosion she and her
family will be ultimately driven from Spain
A royal decree has been issued. restoring Gene
pak O'Donnell, Serrano, Ros de 0lsao, Jose de 10
Coacba, Maria de Messna and Domingo DnIce to
tAsir employments, ranks titles and deco atoms.
The Queen mother and several Of the ex minis
lara are said to be still concealed In Madrid. NJ
Salamanca, the celebrated fnanoier, has been or
rested and Imprisoned At Albscete.
The insurrection ct Parma was more serious than
- nrst stated. Numerous Austrian endorsements
haA been sent there and for the present all Il quiet
A slight republican manifestation took place in Pa
n ON the anniversary Of the three days, and few
axresss were made ty the police.
The Canada Council bill seemed likely TO encoun
Or fierce opposition in the House of Commons
Amer repeated postponements the discussion on the
hl was fixed to come on after that on the Rus sian
government securities bill, and Sir John Paking.
tom gave notice that upon tho order Of the day for
ne second reading Of the bin, he would move that
II be read that day three months.
The latest intelligence represents the ma ket for
cotton unchanged. Breads.ufs were quite active
AN INTERESTING ABDUCTION CASE.
We publish today report of the trial Of John
Garden Of Barnane, In the South Riding Of the coun
~ Tipperary. Ireland. Mr.. Garden was tried on ~
indictment containing two counts--the first for an
asrault on Miss Arbuthnot, with intend 70 abdact,