The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-30


Marshal st. Arnaud despatched seventy
thousand Anglo-French troops to the relief of
Silestria. They would probably reach there
on the l4th June. The chief interest now CEN
tcrs in the question whether Silestria would
hold out till then.
Deep political movements are going On be-
tween Austria and Prussia
Several important changes have taken place
in the British Cabinet
Lord John Russell appointed President Of
the Council, Dukc Of Newcastle Minister Of
" ar, and Cir Geo. Grey Secretary of state for
the Colonies
Intense anxiety prevails in regard TO Slc5-
tria. The Russians have 10000 men on the
spot. and assaults are continued day and night
they succeeded in making apracticable breach.
hHt sudden rise in tie Danube prevented
their s'orniing. Adyiccs TO the 25th state that
tn" iortrc.s can hold out ID days. The Com
InandaEt, Mustapha Pacha. threatens to blow
ZIP the fortress sooner than surrender. On the
night OF the 2Gth, the Russians made three at
tempts to storm, but were repused with fear
full loss, leaving 1900 dead Beneath the ram
parts the Turks also made fearful havoc among
the Russians, killing and wounding about four
thousand.
The allied headquarters are established at
Narna.
On the 3lst, the Turks defeated 10000 Rus
SANS at Slatina, killing 500 and capturing
several guns. Other encounters, more or less
sangulnary, are reported.
All the RUSSIAN troops now at Bucharest
are ordered to advance to the Danube.
The Russan forces in Lesser W all;lchia are
still falling back. All is quiet upon the Dan
ube.
The allied fleets are still cruising about, with
no enemy in sight
Nothing further done by the Baltic feet
Naper's fleet was to go to Helsingford, and
Admiral Corrcy's, including French squadron,
would cruise oil the southern coast, until arriy-
ing at Cronstait when both fleets would unite
and anchor
The Greek Ministry is installed, and are dis
missing all funCtionarlcs Implicated in the III
surrection.
The American squadron was at Syria Isl
June.
Poland is further disarninr
The Emperor OF Morocco has forbid the Gu
trance Of the Russian dag into Moorish ports
during the war.
GEEMANY.-A meeting between the Empc
ror OF Austria and the King of Prussia, at
tended by the respective Ministers, was to
take place OH the 9th Of June, on the from
tiers.
Inc movement creates some suspicion in
Saxony, especially as it has transpired that
Count Mostire is bearer OF letter from the
Emperor OF Austria to the Emperor Nicholas
1t is also rumorcd that the Russians are in.
clned to authorize Austria to propose an ar
nIistice
PARIs.-There is better feeling On Paris
Bourse.
The advance Of Russians toward the allied
armies IS misunderstanding considerable
uneaslneSs among the monied gentry at this
place.
1t 10 runored that the first class citizens are
all hceing from St. Petersburg, under the i'm
preston that the troops now arriving at that
place are Cossacks.
The London Times Paris correspondent al
ludes TO the existence Of an injurious intrigue
in Turkish Councils and msmanagement in the
War Department at Constantnopie. Russian
bribery limited at.
Important movements are discernible among
the German States.
An important change has taken place in the
Turkish Ministry.
A treaty with Spain respecting the Cuban
slave trade is before Parliament
kossuth made ali eloquent speech at Shelf
field on the nationality of Poland.
FRAScE.-Several defalcations are reported
on Paris Bourse.
SPANISH war steamers instead of four.
are 10 be sent to Cuba, with 6OOO additional
troops.
IrALY.-Rumors at Vienna state that Rus
sian ships are cruising in the Mediterranean,
under neutral flags.
Another miracle pictured Madonna at church
at ST. Antonio in Civola.