The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-12
Three Days Later from Eurone

III A'iahtic at New York brought Liver.
pool dates to July 2G.
Breadstuffs are still dccl;nino in Eurono
EASTERN AFFAIRS.-SPANIsu IN.
SCRRECTION, &c.
There is little from the seat Of war Cvo.
rv.h'n@ Is apparently deferred, awaiting the
action of Austria
Prussia more than ever holds aloof from
inc Western Powers, and favors Russia, and
the fleets and armies remain as at last adv;-
ceS.
B Another battle is reported at Giurrevo. Of
which the following is the fullest account VIC
have seen: 1t is stated that the Turkish
commander at Gurgevo NOT finding himself
IN sufficient force to follow IN the advan, age
gained at Fratescht on the lth. ordered his
advanced guard to fall back on that town
which, since the Sth inst, had been consider
ably strengthened by the Pru>sian and Otto
man engineers
According to atlvices which reached Wen.
ma on Saturday morning (22), the Russian
corps at Frate>chti. which had been rccciv.
ing relnforcements from A!oIdavia and Bcs.
sarabIa for the preceding three weeks. adj.
vanced upon Giurgevo with the intention OF
driving the OttOmans across the Danube, and
on the 9Th attacked the Turks in three col
umns. The attack was repul>ed with vioOr
and the Russians were thoroughly beaten
Two OF their generals were severely woun-
dcd
The Anglo-French have not vet seen the
enemy.
Gortschakoff announces that he is deter
mined to hold the Princpalitics with two
hundred thousand men, ifneccs>ary
Nothing from the Baltic fleet but when the
French land force arrives. it is decided to
take and keep the Aland Isles as an induce.
mcnt to the Swcdes to Join the Western Pow
crS.
Nothing later from the Black Sea- where
at last accounts, the fleets were cruising
Nothing later from Greece or Asia
The Gcrmanic Diet has unanimously ac
ccici to the Au>tro Pru>sian treaty.
Abbas Pa,ha, Of Egypt. is dead
The British Parliament have voted ar
extra war credit ofthrcc million pounds stcr
ling.
The Russians continue TO destroy the road.
and bridges leading from Pennsylvania into
Moldayia.
Gen. Lu'ic's is concentrating his strength
; at Cobilcsti. cast of Bucharest.
The Turks are cntrenchinc themselves al
, Giurgcvo.
AsIA.-Thc Turkish Egyptian division
under the orders of Ila>>an PasIa to til,
Asiatic coast had succeeded in landing arms
ammunition and field artillery. for the us,
Of Schamyl's army. which is every day be-
coming better organized.
! The advance force of tie British army hat
pressed no further than Dcvno. The Gen
erals in Chief are understood to have now
completed all their plans for the campaign.
1t is SAID PaSkicwitch will tc rcir>tatcd il
command.
The Bey OF Tunis sent q present Of ~,
oo0 900 francs to ;hc Sultan.
FKANCF-Chocra is still raging at Mar
settles; l.o deaths are reported daily. ii
Nancy it is also very violent.
Paris. Tue>,!av-A considerable fall ha.
taken place in most OF the markets for corn
; and the Weld was expected to be one fourth
more than the average.
SPAIN.-A letter from Ma'lrid to the Lon
, don Times. states that on the 10Th fighting
= was s'i!l active IN various parts Of Madrid
H. Insurgents were tc.r!u.lv Iuuci.>td a.
ranst the Queen Mother and were cailino
loudly for Lrr head Her Palace an tn,
Gale de los Reyes was attacked and dcnol
: shed. The people then rushed TO the resi-
dcnce Of Sartoriu>, Count De san Louis. III,
unpopular Minister, where tnrv smashed
all the furniture and nearly demolished the
building; next they demolished tie residence
OF VI. Salamanca, whose railroad spcculai;on>
in connection with Queen Christina and he,
clique are so notorious. COM. Quintc. late
Alcalle CorrcYidor OF Madrid, had his house
pulled down. Barrcatlcs were erected in
many Of the principal streets and were VIZ
orou>ly defended by the people.
Private letters say that the effect prolu,.-
ed on the public mind by the fall of Sartorian
Ministry was immense Enthusiastic viyaS to
liberty. and TO the Generals commanding. the
constitutional army. rung through the streets
and the public buildings were Illuminated