The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-06-15

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ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
The american steamship Arctic arrived al
New York with Liverpool dates 10 the 2s,h
ult, teing one day later than The advices by
The Niagara, announced al Halifax. ! ~ i.
+ & GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. GE
+ There isno war news, but. complete ac.
cord is said 80 exist between The four West.
em Powers. II is confirmed thai PIo,o-
col has been signed by ihe four Poysrs 10
MAINTAIN the integrity Of Turkey. =. -.
Austria and Prussia viii now demand that
Russia shall evacuale the Turkish Territory,
and aecordipgly DRAFT of a peia.... To- Russia
has been sent By the Vienna Conference 70
Berlin for the approval Of The Pfussian Gov
eminent.
According to advices from Fran k fort The
Ministers Of Austria and Prussia have pre-
sented to the Diet Of Germ any joint decla-
ration of Austria and Prussia; announcing
the cordially Of the four Powers, and decla-
ring that prolongation oi the struggle be.
tween Russia and Turkey constituted danger
10 Germany. Alter submitting the decl lara.
lion, Eve pIo ocols Of Vienna Conference
were laid upon the diet The Ausiro Prussi
an treaty nolifed 70 the Assembly that the
other German States are invited to adhere 10
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There is no later news from Silislria. The
English division was TO embark al Constsn-
,inople for Yana, and The French force was
10 march 10 ths Balkans on the 25lh.
| The Russians were maneuvering 10 cut
OF the communication between varna and
| Silisiria.
On the lllh the combined fleets were
cruising before Sebastopol.
| General Percy s division of the French
army lefi Malta on the 22d, in fourteen siea.
mers, 30 take possession ofAlhens. n
Character Of Russian Soldios,--An Ans
trian officer of rank, who had many oppor-
tuni,ies Of seeing the Russians in action,
speaks in the highest possible terms of the
sioical courage which they display. One
great fault Of then system, however is, thai
little OF no discretionary power is left to the
subordinate commanders, and ,hs conss-
quence is, that innumerable lives are nnno- !
cessafiiy sacrificed during campaign, SIM
ply because the Instructions issued must be
executed "a The very letter. During the war
in 1873, Russiansiegiment was exposedio
most mufderous fire from a Hungarian
battery which might have altogether AVOID
edit the men had been drawn a liuls to the
right, whers the ground was lowers This
circumstance was pointed ont to the colonel,
but he replied shaths could not move his
regiment, a. he Fad received orders from
the commander OF the scorpsto renain where
he was until furher orders. ~ sss
The Austrian Consspondsz of Vienna, a,
semi-oficiai Journal, its number of May
! 2l, declares itself authorized 10 deny The
truth OF The ruaAors tliashad lately obiaiusd
respecting the difficuilies said 20 be broken
out between The Austrian and Russian Goy-
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A letter from ST. Petersburg Of the 18Th,
in Vienna journal says ssI'he Empsfar
has been suffering for the last thres dsys--
Yesterday he intended TO hold arsvisw, but
bis indisposiiion prevented him.. The wife
Of The Imperial Prince Alexander Madame
Marie, Pnncess Of Hesse, Is about to pro.
cesd with her eldes, sou, the Grand DIXIE
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