The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14
NE VS. BY TIE LEGR AYH.
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTEL lIGENCE.
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THE PROGRESS OF fHB WAR.
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INTERES TING FROM SPAIN.
The Departure Of the Queen Mother.
STATE OF TIE aARKETs,
DO, &C., DO,
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

STATE OF TIE aARKErs,
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Additional News by the Nlagara.
HAiHAx, September 49, 1854.
The Niagara left Halifax at nve minutes past O'Clock
this morning, for Bostos where she viii be due about
noon on Thursday.
The Danube.
Tho hospitals and mss zines Of the Russians were be-
ing removed to Bessarabia
The movements Of the Austrians that hare entered
Waiachia not reported.
General Cornovni had gone to Bucharest to consult
with omer Pacha.
bread equal to two weeks mption Of the English
army, burned Ia n.equence of the Ore being
supposed to have been incendiarsr
Gordon bad been drawn around the powder and
great excitement prevailed against the supposed Russian
incendiaries
Transports continued to arrive at varna from Malta
The French wore beginning to grumbe at their long
continued inactivity
The cholera abating It's ravsges both in the fleet
and army we're horrible many thousands having fallen
victims
AL was quiet at Constantinorle Sail Pacha, the new
Viceroy Of Egypt was visi,ing the Sultan.
Dsvest Pacha, sklful dipomatist haa been sent to
the Prncpai les a. Turkish Commissioner.
RIA Pacha was intriguing to have Omer Pacha trans
fered to the command Of tho army Asia bat the Sui
tan refuses.
The disasters of the Turks are confirmed.
On the Goth jay, Se,im Pscha was defeated and the
Russians occupied Bajazid
On the 7th Of August porng display force by the
Turks brought on a general engagement; aud great
battle was fought Kars. The Turks attacked the
Rua al
in the right wing Of the Russian army; but general
charge by the Russian cavalry swept them back with i'm.
loss. Four Thousand Turks kle L The Rus
slams also suffered severely The Turks confess that the
Russians had the victory An armstice Of two days was
agreed to after the battle.
The Turks retreated into Kars and abandoned their
camp, which oc,upied by the Russians.
The Ru ,sians adm II loss Of nearly 00o The battle
lasted five hours; 600 and 100 guns being
gagged in It.
selim Pacha is superseded by xustapha pacha who
distinguished himself in the Dobrudscha.
Greece.
Considerable excitement had been caused By the an.
nouncerent of III, French commander, that as the
Piracus Is unhealthy, he will his troops to
athens.
The delay which granted by the Porte to Greece
for the adjustment OF her difficulties with Turkey
been made, but negotiations were pending.
Austria.
vIssyA, August 31.--New proposals have been made
by Prussia, which wiz involve negotiations. Par
tculars have not transpired.
Great Britain.
The weather continued extremely favorable and large
proportion of the crops had been secured.
Owing to the parliamentary recess political news
stirring.
T Archibald had been appointed member of the Couu.
Gil Of Nova Scotia and Neville Parker Pusine Judge Of
New Brunswick
The London Times has editorial congatulating itself
that the Russians invade India.
Punch is distressipgly funny Dr. Cottman and Anne
rican Affairs generally.
The Hurdted Neos gives portraits Davenport, the
American actor, and Cough, tho lecturer.
Franco.
The Emperor had returned from BIarrs to Paris and
left for the camp at Bouogne The Empress remained
at the baths. Prince Albert is to go visit to the
Empcror-so also Ia the King of Belgium.
The Konitur publishes the official account Of the fall
of Bomarsund, but II disclcscs nothing
A report circulated the Paris Boursc that
Sweden and Denmark were the point Of siguing
treaty of alliance with the Western Powers but the
pert was considered very doubtful.
NJ Billault had completed the reorganization Of the
Ministry of the Interior.
General Pa1han, inventor of the Pairhan gun, Is
dead.
Belgium.
The resignation Of the ministry had not been accept
ea-the cause Of the tender unknown.
spain.
The Union Republican Club had been closed by order
Of the government, and det lchmont of the National
Guards ordered to arrest the members they psrsted
assembling. Several smaller clubs had also beon dis
| persed.
| Madrid was profoundly tranquil
All the provincial Juntas had been suppressed
Tho government had published the dcralcatons Of the
previous ministry, showing total Of thirty millions Of
dolays with the reyenue Of Cuba mortgsged for two
| years, and an the extra resources Of tho kingdom
| pledged.
Esrartero had raised temporary loan Of two millions
OF dollars the Havana customs and bank security
decree has appeared conhscatins the property Of
Queen Christina. Under OF this she had
left Madrid FOR Portugal with the sanction Of the govern
men where sho viii embark for Italy France. Much
Of her wealth is safely invested in foreign securities.
Notwithstanding the rrofcaod tranquility, private
adyces report outbreaks at Madrid ON tho 2sth when n
became krown that Christina had escaped. few bar
ricadcs were erected but pulled down by Ma
tionsi Guards, and the opportune entry Of res
ments Of cavalry prevented much mischief.
Sarsgossa continued restless and the whole province
Of Arragon inquict Carlis movements spoken
Of or two quarters and thors hints Of military
dissadectien in Galicia.
Narvaes had applied for permisssn to go TO Biarritz
sArtorius had arrived at Bayonns san sebastian Is
constituting the capital city Of the province Of upuz
Goa. Gonzales Bravo 10 appointed Minister to Vienna.
Don Edward 9ancho has been transferred from Brussels
/ 10 Brazil
The government has disbandcd tho Queens Guards, as
| too expensive
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Italy.
| The cholera Il atating.
Romagns and the Duchies are Ia disturbed state and