Butte record., 1854-08-05
ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.

German States. Col. Manteuliil Is
about 10 60 to ST. Petersburgh with a
message from Prussia, recommending
the Gar to accept Ausiria's recall sum
mons. Ii is, however, rumored that the
Car has already refused ii The Baltic
feet was at Boresand, 20 mites from
Helsingfors.
Nothing later from Asia, Greece or
the Bl,ck Sea.
The Allies are still proceeding to
Yarna, Reschi Pascha retires from the
Turkish ministry, and is succeeded by
Chechil Efhndi.
A bill giving Canada an elective SEN
ate, has passed second reading IN the
House OF Lords.
The very wet weather in France ex-
cites fears for the crops
Prince Paskiewitch had been severe
ly wounded
LArEST-BERLfN.--l'he Austrian and
Prussian note in reply to the Hamburgh
coalition was replied to on Friday, the
! I0lh
On the 18th, three British steamers
! destroyed the Russian dockyards and
stores at Brapectadt,. in the north of
the eilf oi Bothnia 800, 900 roubles
damage was done
Oa tae 3lsl May, a steamer captured
several s-eis Of Wesgorg, and on the
+ lst June, tour steamers DESTROYED the
shlps. eckvafds and stores al Ulcaborg
AGO 600 roub.es damage.
I PARls, Flanav EVENING The
Boprse, after numerous f1ctua,i ius.
closed to-day after use Three per
cents clvsed Al 7l20, 4 at 96 %, for
tbs st OF The month.
ATHENS, June 7th.-ConpIete con
cord now exists among ministers. The
three dismissed generals made their sub
miss on Hadjl Petro still holds out in
Ihessaly.
LoSDov-The Europa, calvary trans
port, was burned to the waters edge,
while on her passage to Gibralter, with
troops 21 lives were lost, including
Col Moore, commander Of the troops.
and fifteen soldiers. The remainder on
board. sixty-six In number, saved them
selves in boats
FIENNA, june 10th
The Russians made an unsuccessful
attempt on Silistria, on the 9Th. Mar
shal Paskewitch received a very severe
confusion on the right leg, and was
obliged to delegate the command te
Gortichak ff, and be removed to Jessay
A Turkish attack on the island Of
Mokan was repulsed.
The Emperor Nicholas, Is shortly ex-
pected at kieu.
1t is stated that the Porte signifed it
acceptance of the convention proposed
by Austria, with ferance to the event
ual evacuation Of the Principaliiies.
Sr. pErERsBuRGH, June Is.
The news of the adhesion of Greece
to the u!timatum of the Western Pow
ers. caused great surprise. Russia Is
reckoning on diversions, continued at
great expense, in the southern province;
of Turkey
The Paris Moniteur, in alluding tt
the arrest of VI. Dillon, French Consu
at San Francisco, says: The Minister
OF France at Washington, hastened Il
bring this information of consular priv
ileees under notice of the United State.
Government, and the language of tbs
American Government, does not per
n,it OF doubt of its being disposed to d,
Justice to our just complaints.
Lord john Russell has been unaui
mousiy reelected to his seat in Parlia
ment by the cliy Of London He ad
dressed the citizens in very decisiv,
terms as to the war.
The & PAYS" says that the question
between the United States and France
arising out of the arrest of Mr.. Dillon
is settled. Nothing remaining for ar
rangement but the form of compensa
tion to be given.
A telegraphic dispatch, dated Goth
am. llth, says the French and English
fleets were at Boresand, twenty miles
from Sveaborg, and it was expected tha
they would attack the latter place on OF
soon after the 18th There were siz
Russian ships at Sveaborg, and they
had blocked up the harbor by sinking .
ship loaded with rocks
From the Baltic and Black Sea, we
bat,a M .aurS Admiral plunridoa M