The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17
ARRIVAL OF TIE UNION AND AMERICA.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,
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Important from the Baltic and Black
Seas.
VICTORY OF THE TURKS at SL0B0DGfE.
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BOMBARDMENT OF BOMARsUND.
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The Contemplated Expedition to the
Crimea.
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ARRIVAL Of ESPARTERO Ar MADRID.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TRAN QUlLLlTY IN SPAIN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IMPROVEMENT IN CORN AND COTTON,
DC. 90, DO.
Important from the Baltic and Back
Seas.
VICTORY OF THE TURKS AT sLoDODGIE.
ARRIVAL OF EsPARTERo Ar MADRlD.

IMPROVEMENT IN CUkN ANU CUf IUN,
he, 60, DO.
The mail steamship Union, Captain Adams, ar
lived at nine o'clock yesterday morning. She left
Havre on the "a instant, and Southampton on the
same cay.
The Washington, hence, arrived of Cowes on
the 2sth ult, and the America from Boston, at Lii
yerpool on the s1ss. The Baltic had arrived Al Ii.
verpool at A. N. on the ID inst
The lamar, with 81 FAC, 900 in specie, from the
West Indies, arrived at SOUTHAMPTON OH the 30th
aN
FL Hamer racha, eldest son Of Abbas Pasha, ac-
companicd by the Egyptian commander.in chief
the Director General of Transit, and o numerous
suite, arrived at southampton the 10th ult in an
Egyptian steam frigate, intending to pay visit to
the Queen of England: but learning the death Of
his father, which occurred one day after his depar
ture from Alexandra, he refused to dsembark and
Was about to return to Egypt.
The Russians were totally defeated ut Slobodgis
the 22d July, by the Turks; they lost 1000 men
and 500 were taken prisoners. The Austrian Cor
yespondeas however, contradicss this intelligence.
Thirty Thousand Ottomans had crossed the Danube
at Olts ntzs. The position of the armies was as
folIows:-The vanguard OF the allied troops was a..
Oresti; the Turks had advanced from Giurgcyo to
podima; the Russian rear guard was retreating
fighting, upon kBlogeseni. British and French Of
Ggers we're continually arriving at Rutschuk from
Schumla The division Of Prince Napoleon would
probably be the first to ent or Wallachia. Dispoei
tons to this effect we're already made. Every hing
showed an intention 10 make serious attack Cd
Bucharest.
Accounts from varna mention that grand coun.
ctof war was held on the Isth at which ner
Pacha and the allied Generals were present. The
fleets still remained at Baltschik, but great opera
tions were evidently on the eve Of taking 1 ce.
Numerous transports were at Constantinopls, orb
ing day and night TO take in water, provisions ana
stores. Slstis has been viotualled for three oihs
The King and Queen Of Prussia reached Ischcl on
the 31st nit, whore the Emperor OF Austris was
staying. Their conference had great Egndc e.
Important news was hourly expected fom. th.
Baltic The Englrh squadron, with Frescl troops
Cd board passed Goshlani on the 27th OF July.
Geographic despatch from Stockholm states that =
tcayy cannonading bad been heard at int. rails
IN the direction of Bomarsund. Rear Adm;r.I
Marlin, with nike ships, was watching Uel-in /.
Rear Admiral Chads was to effect the bombari NJ,
of Bomarsund as soon as the French troops d .'aal
TO occupy the Aland islands should arriy, q
main sa,ce Of the allied feet was at Led S,und
sou.h Of the A;and Islands, on the 25th OF July. A
report was current In London, but believed to he
premature, that Bomarsund had been taken, wan
great loss on both sides.
Another letter from Constantiuope afhrms that
the expedition to the Crimea is positively decided
upon, and that II would be commanded by Marshal
st. Armand, who was 10 have with HIN 25, 900 men
Tat bot.ontd heats, for the disembsrtal ~ Of
troops, were being constructed in the a. -. ! D:
Constantncple.
The most important VS. however, Il thas g've~
in the London Times of the ID lost, to the o.isc'
ths. the Russian army was in fni rotI eat from,
rraleschi to Bucharest It's vanguard was at 5 ,hel
yais, two hous distant fsom Bucharcst. Tao
tiliefy, baggage and hospitals, in three long C.
luDns, were marching towards the Sireth. The
retreat MAS affirmed to be from strategic causes.
The news from Spain Is more Favorable, an
tranquility has been preserved. EsparteFn entered
Madrid on the ?9th of July, and was received with
enthusiasm. A proclamation had been .ssaed BY
The Queen testifying her confidence in the people
and In Es,srtero. This manifesto hal been well
received. The militia VAS doing duty o: tho palace,
mcnts OF the garrison and Of the Civil Gased had
fia.erni1cd With the National Quad at the Puerto
del Sol.
The Queen he's restored Generals 0'Doprc'l, Ser
lano and Dulce 70 their rank, and recalled sne gene
rals and other officials banshcd by the San Luis ad
minist,a.ion. O'DonneIl entered Seville with his
forces tho Plat July. On the Gath General Baser
was at Baylen, ard about to surrender his command
to General Rendon. Queen Christina is 70 be allow
ed to leave the Kingdom without Violence, but she
hetitases, che is to be removed by force.
On the 2sth nit, the Danish governme at proclaim
Cd the constitution for the entire monarchy. The
Imperial Council Is to consist of fly members.
slight republican manifestation took place in
Paris on the 2o,h nit, when great many people
visited the column Of July. Some persons wearing
pink in their button holes, were arrested.
Parma was tranquil on the 25th nit. Several Of
he insurgents had lbeen killed ADD seventeen
wounded In ssirmish which occurred on the 22d.
Two soldiers who bad ,ciDed the movement had