Butte record., 1854-05-27

the Dobrudscha, and that the Ottoman
force there was falling back, according
to orders, upon Trajan's wall. which was
well fortified, and where the Russians
Will have to encounter $4,000 Turks
Another despatch from Vienna, dated
april 3D.. says In the Dobrndsha all
the fortified places, with the exception.
perhaps. of Tlltscha, are in the hands
Of the Russians, who are razing them to
the ground. There are rumors of teach
cry on the part Of the Turkish command
ers Of the different fortresses. The
Turks have been repelled from every
part Of the left bank Of the Danube, ex
eept halafAt By adyices from Odessa
of the 25th ult., it Is stated from an ex-
cellent source that there is not a ship Of
war in Sebastopol, and that it Is believed
something is mediated By the Russians
against Varna. The excited state Of
public feeling at Constaniinople is ex-
tremely disquieting to the Government.
1t was stated at Odessa that tie fleets
could not venture to leave the Bospbo-
rus until the arrival Of the auxiliary
army. Since the dismissal Of the Sheik
ul-Islam the old Turkish party have been
intriguing for the advancement Of Rus
sian interests"
OPERATIONS ~ THE BALTIC.
Admiral Napier's feet came TO anchor
of the Island OF Moen, and having been
considerably augmented since its depart
ure from England, now numbers p ships.
carraing 1852 guns, and l2j0o men. =
this feet will soon be increased by the
st. George, I22 guns James Watt, l9
guns Cesar, 9l Nile, 81 Majestic.
50; Boscawen, p Odin, l6 Miranda,
Il; Rosamond, and several other steam
sloops
From the Baltic feet at kiel u letter
written on the 2Sth states, that since
their departure from England, the Off
GERS on board the different ships had not
communicated with each other, nor did
there seem any prospect of their being
able to do so until they got into some
harbor The entrance to Revel is said
10 be commanded by strong fortress
called owesland, constructed of granite,
and on which there are three batteries
mounting 500 guns 1t is also said to
be garrisoned by large force
LATER
A despatch from Copenhagen, Of April
). saws 'tThe fleet is at kiore Bay.-
The French screw steamship Austehiz,
100 guns, has passed the Great Belt, and
several other war ships, flags not distin-
guishable, are visable from the British
fleet. The navigation from Revel to st.
Peterburg is reported to be quite free,
and the ice broken up. The feet will
soon leave kioge, and some steamers
have already gone. Other de<patches
state that the Russians have dismantled
the fortress of Bormarsund, in Aland,
and were abandoning that island alto
gether.''
Another despatch of the same date,
from Berlin, states that the feet had
left kioge Bay. and sailed southwards.
The Bulldog, Caesar and, Austerlitz had
arrived at Gottenburg. The Isle of
Aland is being disarmed BY the Russians
THE LATEST.
Advices from Copenhagen to the 9th
April, furnishes the following;
The feet has returned to its anchor
age in Kioge Bay. The Admiral has
issued the following order of the day, by
signal, to the feet:
Lads, war is declared-we are to
meet a bold and numerous enemy
Should they offer US battle, you know
how to dispose of them. Should they
remain IN port. we must try to get at
them. Success depends upon the quick
ness and precision of your FIRE Lads,
sharpen your eutlasses, the day is your
4 own"
! IMPORTANT POSITION OF AUSTRIA.
According to the Paris correspondent
of the Times, the following are said to
De the leading points in the autograph
letter, written by the Emperor of Aus
tria to the Emperor of France "The
appreciation by Austria of the policy and
measures adopted By the French and
English governments, up to the latest
period detailed explanation of the
reasons, founded on the diversity of Ger
man interests, which have hitherto pre-
vented Austria from entering on a more
: decided aofiop borau bald our &c M, 4,