Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

Earl Of Harrington asked the ministers
whether they had authorized Lord West.
morelandio state TO the cabinet o. Vienna
that Polish subjects of Russia would no, be
allowed TO enter The English army, or follow
the standard Of the allies. The Earl OF Alb.
erdeen replied ihal no instructions had been
eiyep. The Earl then brougb. forward the
following message from the Queen: '.IIer
MaJesly deeming il expedieni TO provide
against any additional expenses which may
arise, owing tothe war in which Her Msiesly
is engaged, against the Emperor Of Russia,
on The defensive and offensive, asks OF the
House Of Lords the concurrence in such
measures as may be necessary for making
such provision accordingly"
The message was 10 be considered the
Monday following.
The Madrid Gazette publishes list Of
the new Ministers. General Cavagna. takes.
command Of The cavalry Of the insurgents In
Madrid. = 1
The engagement between the insurgents
and the Queens forces on The day and niglft
Of the 18Th July was severe; O'DonneR
commanded on one side and Blazer on ,he,
o,her; the later was defeated and carriedl
from the field wounded and prisoner. The
populace sacked the palace Of Chris,iana.
Salamanca, Grenada and ihe whole DC
Catalonia has risen under The Captains Gen.
erat There was fighting a, several poinia
"A private dispatch received al Paris, from
Ccnstan,inople, states that the Russians had
met with check at Ba,oun. ~
AdeIachmenl OF four thousand Turks had
been sent from Yarna into Circassia.
The funds declined al Paris. t''.f
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Chronicle, makes the following communica-
4 ZION: t'fi5.Gai
"The cabinets OF Vienna and Berlin com.
tnunca.ed to the English and French Gov.
ernments, the impression produced upon
them by the answer Of the Emperor Nicho-
las to the summons SEM by Austria to eyac.
uate the PrinciPaliteS; the Getmanic powers
now announce,hai In their opinion the prop
osiiions conlained in the answer of the Gar,
II no, altogether satisfactory, appears calcu.
lated 10 serve as the basis for further nego.
tiuions, and they propose that the Prague
shall be fixed upon as the place for The new
conference TO meet; they, moreover, express
their opinion that il will no, be possible 10
call upon Russia to eSacda,e the Principal
tiles, if il be no, a, The same time clearly
understood ,ha, tho allied powers shall stop
their movements in advance"
This may be thus summed up. Austria has
fallen back into an alliance with Russia, and
all the Austrian reserves are 10 be called out
and placed on way footing
Accounts from St. Petersburg say the Gar
was determined no, 10 yield, bu, disconien,
/ prevailed in The capital. The details OF the
recent victories on the Danube show that
they were achieved by the Turks unassised
! and have placed the lel. bank Of the Danube,
) from Tusmova 10 Ollenitza, in possession Of
, the Turks. The main body Of The Turkish
forces are moving towards the mouth OF the
3 Danube. The allies have repaired and oc.
[. cupied the Russian batteries at Sulina, and
0 are employcdin removing sunken ships from
the mouth Of The Danube is supposed
!, the Russian fo,lla on The Danube must soon
e fall into the hands Of the allies, and the nav
d iga,on Of the river be ngain free. English
: seamen from The feet have been sent TO man
e The Turkish boats on the Danube. The
h Russians have burned Mu,chum. -', 5E.
J. The allied forces are drawing closer limo
u around The Russians The Porte consents
10 open the Turkish porls 10 Greek mer-
n chanlmen, bu, demands from Greece indem-
n nifty for The losses sustained by The recent
d insunection. We find additional details
: from Spain in the Paris papers. A letter
J, from Bayonne, dated July co. says The cab.
0 inc, had been dissolved, and San Cruz, the
i Premier, fled. Navarz had offered 10 form
!. new ministry, and had partly placed hin,
: self al the head Of the insurgents.
Large numbers Of forces were marching
from the Provinces upon Madrid. A. frs.
tho insurreclion was confined 10 the militia.
ry, but it now was joined by the people Ia
large numbers. Queen Chrisliana has fled
to Bayonne. Queen Isabella has also lefI
Madrid. Duke Mon.pensier has been de-.
clared Lieutenant General Of the kingdom.
Generals Conchn, Gonzales, and Bravo,
had arrived in England. p
II is though, the insurgents, II successful,
r may offer tho throne TO Don Pedro, of Port
ugal. .a.s si ,5 as 6}4e
Il is said the French Government are In
favor of .heinsurrsc.ion.