Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-14

THREE DAYS
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New YoRK. July u.

New York, July u.
The royal mail steamer Asia, Capt. Lott,
from Liverpool July l, arrived about o'clock
this evening.
THE WAR NEws-The aspect of the war
has undergone an entire change, and it is diff
icult to foresee what new complications may
arise. Austria is ready to march 100000
troops into the Prineipalities, thus interposing
between the combatants, and preventing
further actual hostilites in that quarter. =
Austria has not yetTeeeiyed the Cars Official
reply, and cannot probably receive it before
July 3, and will not act declsvely until it is
received The action of Austria is in accord
ance with the convention between herself in
dividually and the Porte.
The whole Anglo French force is now at
Varna preparing, it is supposed, for an expe-
dition, under Gen. ST. Armand, in person,
into the Crimea.
The whole of the Russian army of oceupa-
ton of the Danube is falling back in good or
der. with all its stores, on the Pruth. The
garrisons of Ishuael, Galatz, &C., were already
on the March to the Crimea, and all the dis
posable force will Immediately follow, as thar
is supposed to be the next battle field.
Nicholas is on his way to the Crimea, from
Kiev.
Sir Charles Napier, on the 9th of June,
had concentrated his whole force III the Bal
tic, twenty-five miles from Cronstadt IN
| manner that would indicate an attack.
The London Times says 1t is probable that
Admiral Napier wishes to offer battle to the
| Russian feet, or to reconnoitre the defences
| of Cronstadt, rather than to make regular
| attack on that place.
-Four British ships had bombarded Bomar-
sour. The White Sea will be blockaded by
the first of August.
! Latest.
Vienna, Friday, June 20.-The Times cor
respondent is assured that Meyendorf received
his letters on Friday morning, but 1t IL not
believed that diplomatic relations with Russia
will be broken Off Count Coronk is to entel
Little Wallachia, by way of Orsova, with 3d.
600 men, on the Sd of July.
On the 10th and 23d of June, the Turkish
vanguard, of $4,000 men, attacked the rea
guard of the Russians, and drove 1t beyond
the Trojan wall.
Berlin, June 30.--Despatches are stated t
have been received from st. Petersburg, con
tanning the Russian answer to the Austria
reuuisition. Well Informed persons belley
> they give noreason that negotiations should
further prolonged.
In the treaty between Austria and Turkey
it is added that Austria will not enter int
e any arrangement with Russia which shall NJ
o proceed on the assumption of the soverei9
II right of the Sultan, and the integrity OF h
. Empire.
It Austria will evacuate the PrincpaGties {
{ the conclusion Of peace, with the least posslo
! delay.
THE BALTIc,-The bombardment Of Bona
8 sour began at five o clock ON the evening
= the 2lst; by seven, the masked batteries We
/ dismounted and abandoned, and at ten o clio
II the Russian magazines were i'll blaze. y
IS account says the English lost three men; a
/, other says killed and 7 wounded.
" Sir Charles Napier's force near CronstI
l. consisted of y screw line of battle ships,
frigates, French ships Of the line, Frer
ed corvettes.
r. CoYsrAxTINopLE, June 22.-'The all
I'd army continued their movements iowa
as Varna, and in few days will be uni
nd there.
H. The DIyan consents to reopen Turkish Pc
,ot Prince At----ls,.iNur IS appointed assocl
ell with Prince Paslliewitch.
H. A pontoon bridge at Kallaresch, brt
ay down on the Goth of June, with 500 Russ
mt artillerymen, most of whom were drown
en- and their guns lost.
IT. +aTwo hundred transports were preparing
mn take the troops from Narna to the Crimea.
Sc According to the Vienna Lloyds, the r
he slams have shut up the Sea Of Azof by sink
nd in the Straits of Kertch thirty-two Ia
on barges laden with rocks.
els The official announcement Of Persia IL
trality is published.