Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-07-13

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NEW YoRK, July 6.
The steamer America arrived at Halifax, with
dates to the 24th.
The Turks on the 18th sailed out Of Sihstria and
attacked the Russians in their trenches A severe
battle ensued, ending in the total discontinue Of
tie Russians, who were pursued by tie Turks and
fled across the Danube. Iaey then destroyed tho
Russian siege works.
1t is considered that this victory VIII chsngs
the face Of the campaign
y conspiracy to assassinate Napoleon has been
discovered IN the South Of France. One hundred
and fifty arrests have been made.
Complicated negotiations continue.
The papers announce that on tie 10th ult., the
Prince paskiewitsch received orders from st. 70
I toTshUrg to retire beyond Pruth
The Paris Monitcur announces that On the 18th
Of june the Turks made a tremendous sortie from
SilisiIia and attacked the Russians with great fu-
ry. Gen. SchedeTs received wound. rendering
amputation Of the left leg necessary Prince Gort-
schakof received q dangerous wound.
The Russians had sprung three mines before Si-
listria without damage and were prepared 20 mount
the expected breach, when they were attacked on
three sides by the Turks with fearful slaughter
The Russians fed.
Tie Turkish brigade from Shunla 5uccceded in
entering SiGstria on the 18th.
The Russians were employed on the l4th aud
10th IL removing their dead. Three Russian Go
neTals were killed.
The garrison Of Rustschull went over 70 the Is
land Of Mokan and destroyed ell the Russian works
there
Gen Grotenhiolm's division is said to have de-
fcated two Turkish brigades, with 5000 cavalry
and 40 guns.
The Turks have driven the Russians out Of TuT-
tuka, which they occupied with strong gar
rison.
Gen Luders is among the wounded at silis-
tTia.
1t is said much disrnion exists among the Rus
sian generals al head quarters, probably induced
by III success.
Austria's summons that Russia should evacuato
the Prncipalies, it is said, has caused the utmost
irritation at st. Petersburg, and an answer is un-
der discussion.
PrincePaskewitsch, who was on the road toJas-
sew is said to have been ordered to return 70 take
Sihstria at any cost
Adyices from Turin to the 10Th, state, that
Judge Gabby was charged with preliminary 20
inquire into the guilt Of parties charged with the
assassination Of the Duke Of Parma, who was NOR
tally wounded with a poignard IN the streets Of
Parma, on the 18th Of june.
Madrid adyices to the 18th state that Generals
Orlando and MesSna were arrested on a charge Of
harboring Gen. O'Donnen. Messina escaped and
Orlando sent to Galiza.
Dispatches from Vienna state that a convention
was concluded at Constantiuople between Austria
and the Porte, relative TO the Danubian princips-
lites, the conditions being that if Russia volunt-
arily retires, the Austrian troops viii enter the
principalities, and form defence between Russia
and Turkey; if Russia refuses TO retire, Austria
VIII take such steps as may appear necessary to
insure her doing So
The Russians have been surprised and beaten
by the Circassans under SchaInyl at BARREL Pass.
The death Of Musha Pasha at Silistria, is con-
frmed
A telegraphic despatch states that at confer
ence at Teschcin, it was decided, that Prussia
would not formally declare Russia. but
would place a portion Of the PrIssian army under
the order Of the Emperor Of Russia.
Gen Dumenderberg has succeeded 10 the chief
command of the Russian forces in the Danube, in
consequence Of the wounds received by Gen Luz
ders who had his jaw carried away by cannon
ball.
A teIegraphic despatch says the English feet Of
upwards Of forty vessels was signalled of Cron-
stadt.
At Silistria, Gortschakof was severely wound
ed. Gen Schilders had his leg shot of, and two
other generals We're killed.
The carnage among the Russians was dreadful.
They retired, fighting, across the Danube. Pur-
suing their advantage, the Turks crossed an arm
Of the river seized the Isle Of Hope, and blew up
the. Russian siege-worNs thereon. The Turks then
erected temporary batteries the Bulgurian bank
Of the river before the north face of the fortress.
The Russian batailions, cast and west, immediate
" retreated in good order across the river destroy
ing their bridges.
The Russians. at the latest accounts were in tho
vicinity Of kalarasch, swating reinforcements and
oOders.
The victory gained entirely by the Turks.
The whole plan Of operations in Bulgaria must
now be altered II is snrnised that Paskieyyitsch
viii order the whole Russian force 10 fall back on
Jassy. Ere this the Russians have probably re-
linquished all their positions on the left bank Of
the Danube, excepting the forts Of Horsovia.
Matschin and Uscakatcha.
The apprehensious of the advance Of the Balkan
are at an end.
The Russian accounts from Bucharest admit
that the operations against Siistria are suspend
ed. but say the siege has not been finally raised
] The Russians have evacuated MoCneshi and Sin
nibea. Five thousand Turks occupied Turtukai.
but the report is doubted.
The Turkish garrison at Rustschuk crossed h
Ciuirgevo, and killed 500 Russians; they have Ia
/ ken guns.
/ Adyices from GassongLi, Greece, state that the
! insuuection was totally extinct at Epirus, but
I Turkish troops have been sent 20 Thessaly, where
/ the insurgents refused TO submit.
I The emperor Of Austria is resolved, if eva-
I sive answer comes from Russia, Austria will for
ward final ultimaturn, demanding categorical
/ reply within eight days.
II Is stated that Napoleon has intnnated to the
| Austrian government, that the French will inter
fere TO suppress revolutionary movements IN Hun
gary and Italy. while the Austrian troops are en-
gagged against Russia.
Russian loan Of 16 100000 Of rubles, at
per cent was negotiating at Hamburg al 81.
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fr,-The Fourth July have been univer-
sally hot dav. At Philadelphia, the thermo-
rnafpr reached 9zo; at Baltimore 96o at Gin