Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-04
Arrival Of tho Canada.
$4,000 RUSSIANS KILLED.
TEw YoRK. Junc 81,

Marshal Armand had despatched TO-.
900 Anglo French troops to the relief Of
Plistre. They would probably reach
there by l4,h.
Deep political movements going OH
between Austria and Prussia.
Lord John Russell has been appointed
President OF Council.
Intense anxiety prevails in regard to
Silistria. The Russians have 27,OO0
men in Spea; assault continued during
the day and night, and had made pra cti.
cal breaches; but sudden rise in the
Danube prevented storming. Advices
to the 25lh report that the fortress might
hold out for the space Of Is days. The
command under Farseh threatened to
blsvsup the fortress rather than surren.
der.
On the night Of 9th. three attempts
were made by the Russians 10 storm the
fortress, but were repulsel with fearful
loss Of life-leaving 200 dead be.
meath the ramparts.
The Turks made dreadful havoc a.
mong the Russians, killing and wound.
ing $500.
The Turks defeated on the Slst May,
| 1000 Russians at Stdtiama killing 500,
and capturing guns and other accoutre.
ments.
All Russian troops at Bucharest are
ordered to advance 10 the Danube.
The Russian force in Lesser Walla.
CHA are still falling back.
All quiet on the Danube.
The allied fleet is cruising about in
the Baltic. No enemy in sight. Ad.
miral Nspic,'s fleet was to defend the
French squadron Of % ships; Spas sed
Ruyen on the 4th, steering northeast,-'
Five English men war urc on the
way TO bio. k ade the White Sea. In Asia,
The Circassians under Schaured are pre-
pairing 10 attack Tifflis ConslantiIople
on the 3O,h.
lnformslion of,hc redoub. at Kalais
by the turks, is confirmed, and that Ar.
capa and Kalais ale evacuated.
GREect AND Monocco.-A despatch
from Athens brings reports Of the insur.
gents in Tussily--Turks lost 200. killed
and many taken prisoners.
The new Greek Ministry is installed
in office,and are dismissing all function.
aries implicated in the insurrection q
the Armenicus squadron at Syria.
The Emperor Of Morocco forbids the
entrance Of Russian flags into Moorish
ports during war.
GEnMANY.-Meeiing between Emper.
or Of Austria and King of Persia, attend.
ed by respective ministers, was TO take
place on 9th, on the frontiers Of Saxony.
The movem' mt created some suspicion,
and especially as it has transpred that
Count Wastisc is bearer Of letters from,
Emperor Of Austria TO Nicholas.
FRAScE.-Be,,er feeling in the Paris
Bourse.
The advance Of the Russians towards
creating considerable uncasiness among
the moneyed world of Paris.
ltis reported that all the first class
citizens are fleeing from ST. Petersburgh,
under the impression that tho troops now
arming are Cossacks.
A correspondent Of the Paris Times
alluded to injurious intrigues in Turkish
Councils, ID misma na cement Of the
War Department at Constantinople.-
Russian bribery is hinted at.
A change IS TO take place in the Turk.
ish Ministry 10 Great Britain.
Lord John Russell has laid before Par
Lament a Treaty with Spain respecting
Cuban slave trade.
lrALY-Rumors at Genoa say Rus 81.
an ships are cruising in the Medi,erran'
can under neutral flags.
CaINA-The overland China mails
have been received with dates from Cal
cutta to the lst Of May. and from Can.
ton to the 20lh Of April. 1t is reported
the insurgents have arrived; the Euro.
peans had driven tho Imperialists from
Shanghai.
| SPAIN-Six war steamers instead o
four are 10 be sent TO Cuoa with 5000
additional troops.
STILL LATER.
The steamer Atlantic, with advice.
from Liverpool and London to the 14,t
inst, arrived at this port last evening
Napier had thrown some shot into
Helsing6rs; but nothing decisive result
ed.
Considerable fighting continued a
the outskirts Of Silistria, and the Rus
SLAMS were making immense sacrifice,
TO carry the place, but il was thought il
would hold out until allied troops would
arrive.
The fleets ia the Black Sea were in
4 active.
Omar Pscha was at Shumla. ant
Paskiewitch vas at Jassy.
tits rspoftsd that the Cigar has reject
ed the Austrian note, and wac collect
ing Cossack force 10 invade Transyl
| "sn;a.
The result of the Austrian snd Pfus
sian Council at Teschsn was not known
but il is supposed to be favorable to
i Western Powers.
/ The latest adyices from the East say
| the Turks made q sally from Si!istis
on the lst inst, and destroyed the ap
| proachcs Of the besissers ny 6lling "
Iths minea hsfors Silistfia. and the Rus
sj,ns sitsrysfd suffered serious loss :,