Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-07-15
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.

The United States mail steamer Bdtttc, arrived
at New York, brings London and Liverpool dates to
the 2Sth June.
The news is brief, but of much importance. The
Russians are reported to hare evacuated the Prin-
cipalities and are concentrating their forces beyond
the P-utA!
The foregoing intelligence is believed to be au-
thentic and in the House of Commons on the
evening of Monday, the Goth, Lord JOHN RUSSELL
confirmed it to certain extent by addressing the
House in these words:
The House will no doubt be glad to hear the latest
of which the Government in possession with re-
gard to the 1t has been stated in the newspapers
day that accounts have been received that the Russian
Government has acceded to the proposition of the Aus
an and Prussian and consents to eyacuate
the Prncpatcs; but official intelligence has been
received with respect any such statement There
despatch however from Lord Wcsmoreland dated to-day
at Vienna which he states for certain from Bucharest
that the siege Of Silistria is raised" [Cheers.
For detail we refer to the following summary:
The latest London Times states that the entry of the
Austrans into the Prncpaes is decided on, and
Cormn with the first DIVISION to be closely followed by
second is ready to descend the Danube to Giurgeyo,
whence he win march to Bucharest NJ de Bruoh is to
communicate with the Porte to the steps necessary to
be taken with view to this occupation by the Ansrans
To avoid danger Of collision the Russians Will retire
before the Austrians advance.
The newspaper reports alluded to by Lord JOHN
RUSSELL are as follows:
Telegrophed to The. London Times.
VIENNA, Friday morning. June 26.-The night before
the Russian reply to the Austrian note reached vien
for Austria Russia consents to evacuae the Turkish
Territories.
Telegraphed 10 the Paris Aonifeu.
BUCHAREST, Friday June 23.-The siege Of Sistria is
raised by superior order" The Russians have
ated Giurgevo and the whole of the army is to retire be-
yond the Pruth.
Telegraphed to the London Daily Neus.
CRossTapT, {Trausylvana,) June l9-Ihe Russians
are leaving Waachia in all haste They take with them
the horses oxen wheat, and every thing movable on
which they DAY their hands, leaving nothing behind
but their wrctchcd paper money
4 From parious other papers
BUCHAREST June I5.-The march of British detach-
nent from Varna Pravadi the 18th instant
the day to the commander of the Rus
sian corps of observation stationed below Bassafdchk
by CosSacks The Russian corps at once commenced
movement in retreat.
CoSsTANTIsoPLR June 15.-The advanced guard Of the
allied army has reached Pravadi, between Varna and
Shumla Gems. Bosquet and dAllonyille arrived OF
! Adrianope on the 18th with 1000 men.
ORsovA June l9.--Gen. Liprandi's army corps from
to 900 strong is retiring from Slateva to join
the concentration of the Russian forces in Modayia.
BUcHAREsT June 18.-It is understood that the entire
evacuation Of the Principates will commence on the
18th.
by Telegraph from London to Liusrpool)
! LONDON, JUNE g. noon.-We have nothing later from
the East except that the official reply of the Gear to Aus
tria would not be sent till the I'd or Sd Of July
Consantinope letters Of the 10th confirm the that
the Austrians will occupy the Prncpaes till the con-
cluson of general peace.
1t is said the Western Powers viii promote the raising
i Of loan Of 400 900, 900 piasres by the Porte.
The Russians have removed their heavy artillery from
the Danube Islands
PARIS, Tuesday evening 8! per cents closed at
70 49, and the A per cents. at ~ H.
THE SIEGE OF sILIsTRIA.
4 On fba all ~ Tho
commander Of the fourth corps of the army being the
next in seniority Of rank assumed the command OF the
operations before Sstria and the only news additional
to that already published is that the force which was in
vestng Sstra has fallen back to the distance Of three
leagues Omer Pacba is advancing with his entire force
to the Danube and the Russians expect come offensive
operation on the right bank Of the river
THE BALTIC.
No new operations have taken place. The disaster to
the British force which attempted to enter the habor
Gama- Karleby IS confirmed. Fifty British were
killed or taken prisoners The Russians also captured
boat and one gun We have further details of Admira
points Of Finland but the main facts already known
to the public The Admiral before opening FIRE on Wea
borg, issued the following notice:
OK BOARD HRR BRrrAssrc MAJEsrr's SHIP LEOPARD,
| 'OG WeaJorg June l.
The English Admiral will neither injurs private property
individuals It is his intention to destroy Notifications
only works Of defence the property Of the Emperor As
long as the their houses they
protected but they side with Russian troops they will
be treated enemies. Tho English Admiral desires the
men and children may DO sent out Of the town.
/ HENRY PLuMRIDeE, Vice Admiral
In the time Napier's operations to be limit
ed to blockade but it reported that the British Ca
binet had under consideration proposal made by him
for striking great blow in the Balticat Hesngfors,
perhaps.
Hadi Petros the last insurrectonary leader, has laid
down his and has submitted The insurrection s
therefore at an end.