The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-08-09
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ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS.
BosToN, July SIP.


The steamer Alps has arrived from Liv.
erpool, with dates to the 10Th.
A Vienna dispatch of the l7th gives
rumor OF the death OF Prince Paskew witch.
Omer Pasha states the loss of the Rus.
SLAMS at Giurgevo on the l7,h at l,7OO.
The allies were in full march for the I
Danube. On the 9th the English we're
midway between Schumla and Rutschuk.
and the French had arrived at Rutschuk
Advces from Madrid state that the town
and garrison Of Barcelona had pronounc.
ed against the Government.
The allied and Turkish army intended !
to operate against Prince Gortschakoff.
amounts to $4,000, and the Russians have
an equal number. pitched battle is daily
expected.
From Orsova, it is stated that Mohemet
Pasha defeated the Russians at Crernova.
do. in the Dobruschka, on the 9th, after
five hours fighting, and took possession oi
the place. The Turks crossed the Dan.
ube in force at several points. on the 9th
and 10th.
The Turks attacked Bugalieurs. Pauloffl
and Locumoff, with other Russian detach-
ments. at Frateshch, north Of Glurgevo.
The Russians were completely routed.
By adgices from Hermanstadt to the
1 l5th, we learn that Prince Gortschakoff
was at Fra,eschl, with 10000 men.
1t was rumored that General Aurep had
committed suicide.
Isa Pashs had defeated Gen Prospects
division at Nicopolis on the 9th. There
were 25 900 of the allies at Rutschuk on
the 10th.
There is nothing new from the Black
Sea. the Baltic, or Asia.
There are many additional rumors Of
new negotiations current.
From Vienna, on the 17th. it is stated
that the Austrian ultimatum had either been
sent or would be on that day to ST. Peters
burg. demanding the evacuation of the
Danuban Principali.ies within a certain
time. The time mentioned is understood
10 be one month.
An Austrian correspondent says that as
regards the present phase Of the Oriental
question, and the answer brough, by Gort
schakoff, the demands of Austria and Prus.
sia are but imperfectly satisfied; butthere
are some materials which might possibl,
serve as the basis for peace negotiations
4 These are left to the decision OF the West
ern-Powers. On the receipt of the answer
Austria. acting upon her convention with
Prussia aud Turkey, and upon cordial
understanding with the Western Powers.
will take aifmeasures requisite for the re-
establishment OF the balance Of power, for
the integrity Of Turkey, and for general
peace on a safe basis.
Lord John Russell has given notice that
the Government will ask the country for an
additional credit. II is thought that the
opposition will make it party question.
and il possible. defeat the Ministry. and
cause them to resign. The discussion w as
10 commence on Wednesday,, the 18th.
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' PHILADELPHrA. July 81.
u The steamer Canada arrived from Hall
II fax this evening, with Liverpool dates te
t the 22d inst.
Flour. western canal Sos; Ohio 3ls
> Corn, yellow 32s.
. Austria's conduct is more doubtful.
: The Spanish insurrection is spreadin,
/: rapidly under Espar,ero.
e Denmark will shortly abandon her neu
. tralty.
e Prussia and Austria it is said have ask
y ed France and England TO state the con
d ditions on which they are willing to con
e clude peace. The Russian party assert
n that military operations with the allies near
g ly stand stiU. that the attack on Sebastope
e is indefinitely postponed, that the attac
9 on Consiradt will not take place this yea,
:, that the great battle near Buscharst is prot
j. matical. and that hostile operations hav
h been reduced to simple blockadesa and wi
II end in the triumph of Russia by diplo
J. macy.
d LoNDoN-In the House Of Lords. Ea
d Harrington asked the Ministers wheihe
h they had authorized Lord Westmorelan
10 to state to the Cabinet of Vienna that III
y Polish subjects OF Russia would not be a
Dt lowed to enter the English army, or folio
" the standard OF the allies. To which th
D. Earl of Aberdeen replied, that no in stru,
'e tions had been given. He then brougl
Mt forward the following message from Ii
l. Queen: Her Majesty deemed il expediel
he 10 provide for any additional expense
r. which may arise in consequence of wa
,e in which Her Majesty is engaged again
n. the Emperor of Russia on the defensive
e. offensive, and asks of the House Of Lor,
Of to concur in such measures as may
OF deemed necessary for making provision
I'd accordingly.
OF The latest from Spain is to the 18th.
I'd The Gazette publishes a list of the ne
:e Ministers.
a General Cavagnal has been appoint,
lcommander of the cavalry OF Madrid.
I'D The insurgents are masters OF adri
On and the regular troops are engaged again
I'D the barricades. Fighting was going on
nd different parts Of the capital.
nd A battle had been fought between Adv
ch mel and Blasq The latter was defeate
wounded. and taken prisoner.
We The populace had sacked the palace
to Christiana al Salamanca.
he Grenada and the whole OF Catalonia h
,e. risen in arms; the Captain General is tn,
ull leader. There has been lighting at Sc
ed eral points. ...
all private telegraphic dispatch frt
IN Constantinople has been received al Par
ng which states that the Russians had a
in with a severe check at Batoum.
af- Four thousand Turks have been 9.