Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-13
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRITAL or THE PACIFIC.
NEW YoRK. jun

New YORK, June IL.
The U. S. Mail Steamship Pacific, Capt
Nye, arrived at this port at about 10 oclock,
this evening, having left Liverpool on the 3lst
ult., at o'clock in the afternoon. She
brings l67 passengers.
HE WAR. Three British frigates have
bombarded and destroyed the advanced works
of Hango. in the Baltic, and Admiral SIR
Charles Napier was preparing to attack the
main Notifications of the place.
In the Black Sea the allied fleets were block
ing Sebastorol. .ea
The Turkish fleet was off Yarna on the
18th, IN its way to the Circassian coast.
1t is confirmed, that the Russians have
abandoned their Circassian forts.
Silstria still held out 20 the 3lst, on which
day the Russians carried redoubt, but were
afterwards repulsed.
On the 18th Of May the Russians lost 1900
men, in the attack on the new fort OF Abdul
Medjid.
We have nothing else of importance from
the Danube.
Marshal st. Arnaud is appointed Generals
simo of the combined forces. He and Lord
Raglan were to meet Omar Pasha at Varna,
to conclude plan of campaign.
The Greek instruction has assumed less
formidable appearance.
Naples has declared in favor of neutrality.
General Garibaldi was at Nice.
The adhesion Of the smaller German pow
ers to the Austro-Prussian treaty is secured.
Silistria on the 10th ult., was Ill the hands
of the Turks.
LATEST BY MAIL AT LIvERPooL.-W edlaes-
day, May 3lst.-By this mornings mail, we
have nothing later from the Baltic, Black Sea,
or Turkey.
From Athens, it is stated that King Ohio
has accepted the Anglo French ultimatum,
and has promised to recall Mavrocordato, on
condition that the Allies do not occupy his
country. If they persist in their intention to
send troops to Athens, he will withdraw the
seat of his Government into TIE interior, and
will collect his army there.
1t is reported from Cronstadt, that prayers
were read i'll all the Churches of Warsaw, Tor
the success OF the Greek Instruction.
From Vienna, Monday, 29th May, the fol-
lowing is telegraphed:-
"The adhesion Of the Germanic Confeder-
alton to the Austro-P russian treaty is secured
A committee has been appointed by the
Frankfort Diet, to prepare the document OF
adhesion"
Silistria remained in the possession of the
Turks on the 10th May.
From private telegraphic accounts, it is
reported that the Russians are menacing En-
zeroum. They have recently made compul-
sorry enrolment of thirty thousand Arme-
mans.
From Malta we have report that the allied
fleet had bombarded Katta, or Theodosia,
a Russian port on the eastern coast of the
Crimea.
The British mail at Marseilles brings the
Russian treaty with the Aifghans. Russia
promises never to interfere in the interior con-
Germs till the end OF the world, in return Tor
which promise, the Khan OF Khiva accords to
Russia the right to build fortified barracks in
the districts of Hougana. The stations
named will be Immediately occupied by Rus
sian troops.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.-A steamer from the
fleet brings news that Gustavsvarn Con the
Gulf of Finland) was bombarded without eff
feet, on the 22d. Another attack was intend
ed on the 24th.
A telegraphic despatch from Belgrade, an
nounces that Silistria held out OH the Goth, the
Russians having been driven back four tunes,
with loss.
Tunis furnishes 10000 troops to the service
of the Porte.
The Journal de 81. Petersburg says that two
frigates cannonaded Withstand OH the 10Th,
and next day approached Eknas, but were re-
pulsed. m
Two thousand Greek insurgents were post
ed near Demasko, i'll Epirus.
A French division had arrived at the Plre-
us, (Athens.)
Two Russian war vessels had been presented
to the Greek Government by Russia.
A Russian steamer had sailed out of Sebas-
topol, Notwithstanding the blockade, and cap
tuned all English merchantmen in the Black
Sea, but being discovered, she cut her prize
adrift, and got back safe to Sebastopol.
The Neya river, Cat st. Petersburg, was
free from ice OH May I'd, and had risen SO
high that an inundation was feared. Fifteen
stone bridges were to be broken down, the
remainder to be mounted with heavy cannon.
The Emperor has been quite sick.
1t is reported that the vast merchant quar-
ter of the city of Riga had been demolished
by the military authorities, i'll preparing Tor
defence. e
1t is also reported that force of $4,000
strong was to be landed in Sweden, prepara-
tory to that power decla ing war ON Russia.
Adyices from Constantlnople say that the
Turkish corps at Kars almost entirely dis
5 8Si'Sa On me approach q me russians May
Let ers from Turin state that contingent
force of $4,000 men had been demanded from
Sardinia, by Franco, for the purposes of the
Eastern war. as8a M
Dates from China are to April 10th. On
March 10th the lmperalists made an unsuc-
cessf1l attempt to retake Shanghai. The in
surgents were steadily marching towards Pc
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