The Shasta courier., 1854-08-19
--latest Intelligence frsm Eurepe.

we are indebted 10 Adsms & Co Express
tor copy of The STATE Journal extra, of the 18th
from which we copy the following summary ol
the most recent news from Europc:-
The steamship Fraaklis. which left IIarre on
The 5'h inst. for New York ci4 southampton,
went ashore early on Monday morning, during
ihtck foS, about fifty miles west of Loud suk,
on The beach opposite the Moriches, Long Is
iand She struck the ground about 500 feet
from the beach, and before day break was driv.
en abeat three hundred feet nearer All the
passengers and mails came up to the city on
tuesday Sne is laying broadside or. with
list off shore. The inside wheel is about four
feet out at water.
By the steamer NaosGre we hare dates from
LeEdon and southampton 10 the 9Th inst.
Russla has replied to the Austrian and Prus.
sian summons, that she will resist to the last
man and the last ruble.
A collision between the Austrian aad Rms.
sian tarces III Moldavia, is imminent. The Rus.
sians defend the lIBe OF the Sereili and the Aus
trian Commander-in-C Chief has proceeded to the
seat OF war, with orders to insist on the eyacu.
alton OF Moldayia, which the Russians refused
FROM THE BALTIc.--Sir Charles Napier's fleet
was laying IN line of battle before Cronstadt-
Up to June 2eih, no attack had been made. The
English ship Desperate fred some shots, which
the batteries returned.
Bomersend was second time boubarded on
the 26lh and 9th June, and tho Notifications
were destroyed.
The BLACK SEA.-On the oath June eight
Russian steamers came out of Sebastapol. und
attacked three of the allied ships at the batter.
les; the allied ships engaged were the Furious,
Terrible, and Descartes The affair seems to
have been running fight; the Furious was con-
siderably damaged. The main body of the al.
l1t,fJ III,
taking souadinss at the mouth of the Dneiper
had exchanged fires with some Cossacks
THE DASrBE.-On the 2lst and 92d ult, IN
important battle was fought. The particulars
were derived from a dispatch stating that the
Turks under Girolti Meper Pasha, fell on the
Russian rear guard, of25 900 men, near Sils,ria,
on the 21st. The battle lasted during two days,
and the Russians lost $500 killed. They how.
ever, made good their retreat. The Russians
continued their concentration towards the Sc
reth and Pruth, but apparently mean to return
to Matshin, Isaktsha, and Tutlsha, on the right
bank of the Danube. The plan Of the cam.
paign and the movements of the allied army are
kept profoundly secret. The cavalry are sup
posed to be advancing by land to the valhans
telegraph was being built from Cons,antin.
ople to Varna, Schumla, Widdin and Gallipol
Fifty thousand Anglo French troops are still
at Navira, and StarnaEd and Prince Napoleon
are also there.
GREAT BRi7Ais.-The official rcturns Of the
quarters revenue 10 July 9th, is unfaYorahle,
showing falling off of fsl2, 900 in the quarter,
and f500,000 III the year. Nothing important
has transpired in Parliament independence
day was celebrated by bauque; at the Star and
Garter Hotel Richmond, given by George Pea.
body Two hundred and fifty guests were
present. Queen Victoria sent her own and
y.
room. Sir James Emerson Tenent proposed
the memory of Washington. Speeches were
made by Messrs Buchanan Peubody, Buchanan,
Of New York Barnard, Of Connecticut, &c |
&c A song was sung, written by Mrs j. R, |
Peabody.
Kossuth addressed large meeting at Glas.
Cow on the 5th, at which resolutions were adop- |
ted, to petition the Grown for the re-establisi-
ment OF Poland.
SrA1H.-The insurrection continued, and the |
government was severely pressed. The Queen |
had thrown herself on the protection of The |
troops. 1t is impossible 10 come at the truth !
From the statements published by government. |
the Insurgents nun bered 900, of whom . 900 |
were cavalry. They demand the dismissal of
the Ministry and the Queens favorites The |
outbreaks as yet have been entirely military !
An action took place near the village of Veal |
varo. The insurgents charged three times un- |
successfully, and L, length after great loss, re-
treated upon Toledo. The Royaliats would |
again attack them. when the expected reinforce |
uents arrived from Saragosan. Madrid was
quiet. and there was no general rising in the |
provinces. The news had reached Barcelona |
and all was quiet there. Anxiety was felt as to |
the part that Generals Narvaez and Secreno will |
al1e; meantime the nsurrection is formidable, |
,nd it depends upon accident whether the In. |
,ursents or Royalists viii triumph.
ITALY. Letters from Italy say that the alli I
,nce of Austria with France and England has !
greatly dap:pened the prospects of the reYoll- |
iouary party i'll Lombardy and the Roman |
states.
Harvest has begun in LnnEardy, and was un-
Usually abundant.
SPLENDID ORcHARD.-fhe California Farmer
ayo that in the orchard of Jessie Beard, ESQ,
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