The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01


the I'D inst, arrived ct this port at eigh.
O'Clock this evening
Ihe Collins steamship Atlantic arrived out at Lvar.
pool at two O'Clock Wednesday afternoon the 10th
instant.
There 10 nothing of Importance from tho seat Of
war
Xustriss conduct was becoming more doubtful and
suspicious.
The spsnsh nsurrection spreadids rapidly under
Gen. EspaIsero.
THE WAR.
No change had occurred tn the state Of Esfern Affairs
and nome likely OCCUR until after further con-
sderstioa BY the English and French governments OF
the recent conduct Of Austria.
Tia Paris correspondent Of the London XcrDisd
CAsoniee makes the following important communiSa-
ton-He says the Cabinets Of Vienna and Berlin havs
communicated to the Engish and French governnsnts
the iDprssslon produced upon them by the answer Of
the Emperor Nicholas to the sent him BY
tria to svseuats the Prncipalities
The German Powers announce that In theie
opinion the propositions contained In the Russian an.
swer not slt gether satisfactory, appear to them
calculated to serve basis for further negotiations:
and they propose that Prague shall b fixed upon a the
seat Of further conferences They moreover expressed
an opinion tLat viii not b possible to call upon Rus
sia to evacuate the Principatties II It be not q.
the same time clearly understood that tho allied
Powers shall stop their movements in advance In other
words, Austria has fallen back into alliance with
Russia.
AL the Austrian reserves are to 10 called out and
placed q footing.
Accounts from St. Petersburg state that the Car ID
determined not to YIELD but discomfort prevails In ths
capital
GiuYasvo achieved BY the Turks unssssted leaving
the whole bank Of Ne Danube from Turnn to OtsnitsA
In their hands.
The body Of the Turkish army IL said to be
ing towards the mouth Of the Danube.
Nome Of the Ango-French troops have yet been in
ton.
Tho allies have repaired and occupied the Russian bat
teries 1T the Sulina mouth of the Danube and arc
ployed In removing sunken ships from the channel.
The Russian Danube Hotilla must soon fall into the
hands OF the allies
FREQ navigation of the Danube b again
English seamen from the Aees have been sent t. man
the Turkish boats the Danube with the intention Of
capturing the Russian river aotillA
The Russians kavs burned Matzhia.
General Aurov, having been disgraced from rank for
want Of success shot himself
French troops from Adrianople are marching towards
velna.
The British In esmp At Devana.
The English and French slowly drawing their Ines
clover around the Rus.iant.
Oner Pseha had reviewed the Anglo French troops.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House Of Commons Lord John Russen stated.
that the Queen would in q message on the oath
instant demanding extra vote Of credit for 60 900
,Ss ,ss y q IL. ns
Australia to Panama, had excited favorable comments
From the August the postage between Grea. Britain
ana Nova Scotia, New Brunswick. and Newfoundland,
wiz % 5sducse 70 sispsnoe
stantiDop'e.
4afshal at. Arnaud has returned to France, The
Emperor and Empress ieft Paris the 10th for Bay
ouns, on their way to the baths of Barets.
Count Cassimer Bathyany died at Paris on tho 18th
inst.
THR BLACK SEA.
On the It'll, the combined dests were seen off Aker.
mann, sailing east reported that Admiral Rruat
had forced the entrance to Novorsssch at the mouth OF
AnapA.
ASIA.
Kerim Paeha lad surprised IL 900 Russians and De.
feated them, capturing six guns and 100 men, a. pass
In the mountains.
GREECE.
The Porte consents to reopen Turkish ports TO Crock
merchantmen but demands from Greece indemnity for
losses sustained through the recent Greek nsurrection
SPAIN.
The news 10 very important. The instruction WAS
spreading rapidly By telegraph from Bayonne on tho
20h It stated that Madrid and garrison have pro-
nouBced aganet the Queen. The Cabinet is dissolved
and San Limo, The Premier has aed
Narvasz had offered to form new ministry.
Epartero had placed himself at the head Of the insu-
gents and was marching Madrid with the oentrs
divson while Cen zabans advances with force from
tho Basque provinces.
Victoria Burses vslsdoIo, Crenada, Saragossa lara
gona Pampaluna Barcelona San Sebastian and several
smaller cities, also the Baesric Isand, have declared
for the insurgents. Saragossa is expected to join the
revolt.
but the eiisens wers Joining It. The watch~ords arc
"Vivs 70 Constitution" " Down with the Ministry
"Down with Queen Chrstiana"
Carlst guerilla bands have appeared In Catalonia.
Rumors ~ ~ current thai Queen Christine had ed to
thas the Duke OF Montpenser had been declared Lieu
Of TIE gdom, but al these rum RS were
Generals Copehs and Gonzales Bravo have arrived Ia
England.
Manuel Conchs has escaped from the Canary Islands
Gen MazzeSsbo has fed to France.
Inc Insurgents, Il successfu offer the throne 70
Don Pedro Of Portugal Tho French government s ssd
Of Portugal Is understood to have sought an interview
with Napoleon to consult him the subject. Napoleon
oPcu nss ne couo NOT enter into the project but did
not say he would erfcre prevent it, II il surised
tnas kussl. 70 Imp icaied In the lnsurrecton with
vsw Of dstractng the attention Of France end EasAnd
!U lAnnr "A List a tho ministry "a out Via. -
Duke kosas Preui emit Nanuci Mo, ens Foreign Affairs
fsos Hoeas lntsr,or (al mooernts); and Seniors Lar
eeTua Justice; Entsrs, Finance; RosdA Public Works,
period Of anarchy il feared.
TIE LATEST.
DAnnc, July %, 1854.
The Eicsai has arrived here having lsft Baro Sound
with the allied feet On the 18th the fleet went to
Aland Island.
A letter from KEEL Of the 10Th, published in Berlin
newspaper ssys the French expe0itioDay army Of the
Baltic win d.embark Professionally at the Island Of Zs-