The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-13
THE LATEST rRCM EUROPE.
CARNAGE AT THE PASSAGE or TIE Danube.
I'VE ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA.
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sekuess in the British Fleet and Russian army,
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Arrival OF the Canada at Boston

Arrival OF tise Canada at Boston
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Bosrcs, hay r. 1854
The Canada reached her dock at nine O'Clock this
evening, having had TO anchor Wednesday night on
of the fog She left Halifax at TN O'Clock on
Wednesday night.
The LONDON DaSly NemS says the smaiIox has broken
out in the British feet The Grst reports represent that
itis raging with violence but hope They may prove
bgcxaggesated.
The Paris 5foniieur denies that any r.css;tion has
been made by france and England Prus>is with
to force her to quit her neutral attitude.
The Honitv publishes details of the passago Of tho
Danube by the Russians winch fully confirms the report
given BY omcr Pacha namely that the Russian asta
transports enabled them to at thre points stimuli
taneousy when the Russians Immediately attacked the
Turkish Notifications In Of the l.nssan regiments
every killed. Two battaons next engage.
and nearly destroyed and necessary to send
iftecn battalonsv carry the intrenchments The TURKS
held their position for iS hours under the fire Of Russian
sun boats, and rs heavy guns and mortars from the
opposite bank The Turks having fred their last cart
ridge, evacuated the place carrying with them their
yuns, and falling back in good order Karasu
The Constantineple correspondent of the Daily Ncss
asserts April ~ that secret instructions seat "a
the Austrian Minister at Constant'nope, to prepare
quietly TO Withdraw from Turkey He argues from thiA
that Austria will yet play false and join Russia 1t
said the British camp would be formed at Buyukderd.
on the Bosphorus
Baron ManteuaeI SAID in hia speech to the Pruss,ao
First Chamber
To protect Prussiaa and German interests an alliance
is concluded between Prussia ana Austria which alliance
ii js hoped the remaining federal states Of Germany w
join. community OF action will continue To subsiss
between Austria and Prussia on one pert and the West
Powers the other, the basis of that communal tv
being the conference Of vienna Prussia, however be-
lieyng that Russa's conduct has recently been nore
conciat,y, will perseyere IN Efforts to effect
iaueement by diplomacy But when the decisive mo-
ment shall have arrived Prussia will act at wth
energy.
Ratacations of the treaty viii not be exchanged tin
the end Of May II win then be submitted 10 the Ger
manic Diet
The Russians in the Dobrufscha were suffering from
sickness and regiments lad ordered to recros
the Danube
General schilder has notified the Austrian Loyds that
he viii close the suna mouth Of tc Danube leaving
open only the Kitia channel
France down TO the latest date had chartered $50
ships 20 convey troops the East of which 1S1 had
been despatched They 70 make voyages EACH
and could convey 10000 and 10000 horses Win
suitable stores
The leading Irish Catholics in Britain had issued pro-
test against Protestant government. inspection Of nu.
neres.
Several tumus bad occurred at Stockport among the
operatives the strike there
The following is the latest intelligence from Europe -
IosDoS. Saturday mornng.-The Russians have
pletey evacuated Krajoya, carrying their guns and
stores to wilma.
The occupation OF Albania and Herzegovina is deter
mined upon. Tie operations will be assisted by Aus
trian ships. - e'
OF the allied troops landed Galiipol portion
had been sent TO scrutar and another the marcA
TO Adrianople.
Eve The f,pdl NJ vaata
dnys prices. The Three per Cents at 90 40 and the
Four and half per Cents ut SO o5.
The story Of the bombardment and capture Of OdessS
from the fact that the odessa batteries s4s
the British ship Furious, sent with aag of to
bring OF the Consul and British residents
Pasldewitdh making formidable preparations fer
attack on Sstria
Captain Foote, deserving English naval officer WA
accidentally drowned in the Baltic