The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-09-13
EUROPEAN WS.

6OhOI LAW 1V6 WS.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 4.-The Pacific ar.
rived yesterday with Liverpool dates to
the Esd.
Lastest-Wednesday Morning.-Sixty
thousand Russians are concentrating on
the right bank of the Pruth, Gen. Luders,
and cover the Russian fotilla on the
Danube.
The reported defeat of the Turks near
Kars, is repeated.
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon.
don Times, gives frightful account Of the
cholera. He estimates ten to fifteen thou
sand as dead and disabled up to the mo.
ment of embarcation.
The capture OF Bomersund occurred on
the 18th. AT three o'clock, the garrison.
numbering 1000, were Immediately EN-.
barked on the allied feet. There was lit.
tie loss Of life on either side; the French
lost 100 killed and the British only three
or four. The round forts behind Bonner.
sund, named forts Tee and the Nottych.
had been previously y reduced. The cap
ture Of the town was no difficult task, as it
was garrisoned by only 100 men in each
fort. A handful of artillery men in Tee
made stout dence, SO being killed and
only thirty taken unhurt. Nottych was
carried without loss. Both forts were
blown up, and the main assault made on
Bomersund, tho walls Of which were badly
damaged before the garrison consented to
surrender. The honor OF the victory be-
longs totally to the French.
Private accounts from the Dantzio state
the prisoners not TO exceed fifteen undred,
and have been sent TO Leldsund. An over.
whelming display of force ives made by
the allies. Fifteen sail of the line were
within range of the fortress. The allies
found one hundred pieces OF cannon.
Admiral Napier issued notice warning
all neutral vessels to leave Port Riga be-
fore the 10th of August. |, is surmised
that Riga will be the next point of attack.
Gen. paraguay D'Hiliers had narrow
escape; cannon ball passed between
him and his aid-de-camp, with whom he
was conversing.
The Austrians entered Wallachia on
the / 9th.
BERLIN, 18th.-A semi official article
on the Prussian correspondence says the
CSoSuoilOu VI lHo ITluCIpdlticb NY tuo
Russians does not fulfill all the objects oil
the alliance of the two great German pow.
ers, but that it grants more than was de-
manded by tho note of Vienna. June Sd
supplementary &c an article on the recipro.
cal obligations of the two powers. which
is therefore executed. II other steps are
considered necessary for the interest o.
Germany, a fresh convention must take
place between the contracting powers on
the subject OF cooperation in the services
Of the Prussian Treaty Of the Goth of Apri
last.
The Russian steamer at Ladimer called
boldly at kosloo, coaled, destroyed two
Turkish brigs, and made off safely.
The expedition in Crimea is only tenn
porarily delayed until the abatement o
cholera and fever among the troops.
The cholera is considerably abated. A
Varna, Shumla, and Constantinople, it ha.
been fearfully destructive among tn.
French troops.
ern and Brighton Railway, by which thre'
persons were killed and one hundred bad
| ly injured.
A dinner was given by the Madrid edi
tors; all the Ministry we're present Es
partero proposed a toast to Liberty, te
which O'Dsnnell hastily added the Con
| stitutional Queen. Mr.. Soule was invited
but sent an apology.
Several new papers have sprung up a
Barcelona, which is again quiet.
About 200 cases of cholera are reported
daily, but the malady has assumed mild
er form.
SAxoNY.-The new King has taken th'
oath to the Constitution, and declared hi
Government merely continuation Of iha
! of the deceased King.