The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.

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on the 5th, but her news was not receive
here till last night. She brings dates TO IN
Oath ult
The Turks have beaten the Russians ior'
ing them to retreat across the Danube,
The Turks on the 18th sailed out Of Slis
tr;a and attacked the Russians trenches.
A severe battle took place ending IN tn
total discontinue of the Russians.
The Turks destroyed the Russians seg
works-t is considered the victory viii
change the plan of the campaign.
A conspiracy to assassinate Napoleon wa
discovered in South France. $50 arrests hav'
been made.
Negotiations continue.
The papers announce that on the 18th ult
Paskiewitch received orders from st. Peters
burg to retire beyond the Pruth.
The "Paris Moniteul" announces that OF
the 18th of June, the Turks maze tremen
dous sortie from Silistria and attacked the
Russians with great fury.
Gent Scheltus received wound, rendering
the amputation of the left leg necessary.
Prince Gortschakoff received confusion
o The Russians sprung three mines before
Silistria without damage, and prepared to
mount the expected breach when they were
attacked on three sides by the Turks with
fearful slaughter--the Russians fled.
The Turkish brigade from Shumla sue
ceeded in entering Silistria on the 18th.
The Russians were employed burying their
dead on the 18th and 18th.
Three Russian Generals were wounded.
The Garrison at Rutschuk went over to
e. Island Mokan and destroyed the Russians
works there.
Gen. Gratenhielm's division is said to have
defeated two Turkish brigades with six thou.
sand cavalry and forty guns.
The Turks have driven the Russians out OF
Turtukai, which they occupied with strong
garrison.
General Luders is among the wounded al
Silstria.
There is said to be much dissension among
the Russian Generals at headquarters, proba-
bly, induced by their i'll success.
Austria's summons to the Russians to
eyacuate the Prncipalities caused the utmost
excitement at st. Petersburg. An answer is
under discussion.
Prince Paskiewitch on the road to Jassy is
ordered to return and take Sistria at any cost.
Spain.-Adyices from Madrid are to June
18th. Generals Orlando and Messina were
arrested charged with harboring General
O'Donnell, Messina escaped. Orlando is to
be sent to Galicia.
Acknowledgements from Vienna state
that Convention was concluded at Con-
stantinople between Austria and the Porte in
relation to the Danubian Principalities, on the
condition that if the Russians voluntarily re-
tire from the Principalities the Austrian troops
will enter and form line of defence between
Russia and Turkey. If Russia refuses to re-
tire Austria will take such steps as may ap-
pear necessary to insure her doing so.
The Russians surprised the Deaton Crcas-
slams at Bacrel pass.
The death of Muscha Pascha at Silistra is
confirmed.
PrusSia-The Conference at Teschcin de-
cided that Prussia should not formally declare
war against Russia, but place portiSn of the
Prussinn army under the order Of the Empe-
ror of Austria.
Advices from Turin to the 18th of June
say that Judge Cabling, who was charged
with the assassination of the Duke of Parma,
was MORALLY wounded by poinard in the
streets of Parma.