Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-30


Russian fleets The insurrection 10 Rou.
melia had been suppressed.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on the
lltb
AT the moment Of tho Atlaniic's depart.
ure rumor was current that the r ussians
bad made an attack upon Silistria, that the
powder magazine was blown up, and many
troops killed. The rumor was generally
credited.
The Russians have left Orsova for Kop-
tzani, carrying with them 45S sick. The
inhabitants Of the latter place, on hearing
Of this movement, sent word to The Rus
slams that the place was In state Of famine
and that they would be badly received
there.
Schamyl is within IS hours march Of
Anapa, at the head Of 5000 men.
VIENNA, Sunday. y.--At dinner given to
the Duke Of Cambridge, on the Soth Of
May, the Austrian ambassador spoke in
strong approval of the Western Powers
ARcHANGEL, May 27.-The ice in the
river broke up on the 9th Of May.
GALoPoLI.--Gen. Forey has arrived here
with his division. Col. Towmly, who ar
rived from Constantinople on Friday, con-
firms the fact that, on the 27th Of May the
Turks hearing that the Russians we're be-
fore the walls of Silistria, counter mined
the grounds in which the sappers and mines
we're working; and, taking advantage Of
the spring caused the explosion to be mede
and drove the Russians back, amidst very
great slaughter.
MALTA, June THE Tunisian Govern
ment has given notice that it will require
shipping for the conveyance Of division Of
10000 men to Varna, with ls guns.
PARIS, Friday.-Tbe Moniteur. in noti-
cling the meeting of the Emperor of Aus
tria and the King Of Prussia, at Teschen,
says there is no doubt that the object Of
the interview is 20 connect together the re-
spective Powers BY the treaty Of Berlin /;
but that the best Of results are expected.
BERLIN, June 6--The Duke of Coberg
has returned to his residence. The inten-
ton Of his mission was to make the Cabi
net Of Berlin perfectly understand, in the
name Of the Austrian government, that the
latter was resolved, in the event of an un-
satisfactory answer from 81. Petersburgh,
to have recourse to such decisive measures
as should give effect to the political conse-
quences involved in the Austrian an Prus-
sian treaty.
The Ost-Dutch Post says notwitbstan-
ding the account has been contradcted, ii
appears that on the 29th of May, the Prus-
slams crossed the Danube at Oltenitza and
occupied Turtupa.
VIENNA, June 9th.-The Vienna Cores
pondent publishes the following dispatches !:
Marshall Paskiewitch transfers his head
quarters to Jassy On the 18th. The Rus
sian Infantry Regiment, with batteries and
staffs Of the 10th division, has been order
ed to Bokari.
The I'd Regiment Of Lancers has also
been ordered to Bokari. One company of
Cossacks and one Dutch Battery are order
ed from Warlin to Rosc1ietrieg?
The Russians withdrew from Aluta 10
the interior of Wallachia.
AUSTRIA AND PRUssIA-It is rumored
that the conference with the King is held
because negative answer is expected from
Russia, and the Emperor of Austria is un-
willing to issue the summons.
THE GREEK INsURREcTloN.-According
to advices from Athens, the S0th, King
Ohio has amnestied tho officers of the
Greek army who had taken part in the in
surrection at Epirus.
The following is the account given Of the
affair at Calabachia 1--WE exterminated,
yesterday, the Turks, whom we had kept
surrounded for ten days. We have killed
500, wounded many and made 200 prison.
ers. We have also given chase to 1000
Arabs commanded by Halen Drys and
Metzo Malijowd, who had come to their aid.
We have vanquished and starved the Turks,
who escaped and took fight last night and
abandoned guns in good order. We also
secured all their munitions, clothing, the
whole of their stores, and three tents, which
we took possession of. The greater part
of those who fed were drowned in the
Piraus The river is full of dead bodies,
and the Peasants bring them in quantities
every moment to the camp"