The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

foreign station and the China station in Parcua.
combined for the protection Of the trade Of both
countries Hear, hear) He might further add that
that Of either France or England extremely small and
that the which had been received 1t ap
peared that the Russian ships were running about rom
neutral port to another-now ct Manila and now at
other place-seeking shelte orders having been
given to keep close watch upon them. (Hear)
THE VERY LATEST.
vienna, Nay 10, 1854.
The Fremdex Blaa has news from Calais 70 the nth
brought reliable intelligence that Sebasopoi had been
bombarded during four days.
That rising expected In Montenegro IN "a
Of Russia, but that Austria was fully prepared TO
Six hundred Of the Montsnegrins had made foray
into the Herxeeoyina and killed several Of the Turkish
'AAa' BUCHAREST Nay Is, 1854
An English steamer Of thirtytwo guns had been
stranded close Odessa and obliged to surrender to the
TWO other steamers went TO her assistance and bonn
| barded the Russian works. but without effect.
1t may be added that the Tiger carries only sixteen
PARIS Thursday Evening, May IS, 1854.
1t rumored that telegraphic despatch has been
ceived announcing the bombardment of Revel but we
| are without particulars
This report unworthy Of credit as such news would
reach London sooner than the French capitall
PARIS Friday Evening, May 20, 1854.
The Three yer Cents closed to day 6Sf &c., and the
anda Half per Cents at e4f loc for the end OF the
According to the advces from Rome Of the 18TH Car
| dnal Lambruschni died on the 18th instant.
| CoYsrAyr1NoPIK May 10, 1854.
The allied fleets have attacked Of the outer forts Of
Sebastopol, and the Russians compelled to evac
| uate it.
There ministerial crisis here The party of Niche
met Ali Is thought to be in the ascendant that Of Res
child Pacha is said to be losing ground Veil Pacha is
| called from France; his successor is Namik Pacha
Three vessels cruising along the coasts Of rcas
/ wal fprf net VIII was IN p
| 5000 men for disembarcation in Abasa.
The troops of Omer Pacha have driven the Russians
vely Pacba has been confirmed in his post Paris at
the request Of Prince Napoleon.
| ST. PETERSBURG, May IL, 1854.
On the 18th Of April the Poava, of "a guns lying in
the readsead of sweaborg hoised her flag under the
command Of Captain Karakn. The mustcrs 712
men, There provisions board for six months. On
the 2lst another ship ne the Russia hoisted her
flag. Her commander is Rear Admiral Knasiev
manifesto had been published, ordering new eves for
An American and two Russian ships had arrived at
Cronstadt and the navigation must therefore have been
COPENHAGEN, May 10, 1854.
The houses in St. Petersburg the right bank of the
STOCKHOLM, May 49, 1854.
The combined Swedish and Norwegian fleets, comprs-
vete arrived yesterday at Efsnabben The King went
aboard when he witnessed great of hostile
orders were given for repair Of gun boats and large
numbers OF ones were ordered to be made ready in
| the dockyards.
/ HAMBURG Nav 49, 1854
The English feet has encountered in the Baltic
terrible storms, but IT has manfu]ly weathered them all
The English cruisers now search every shin leaving thu
| port Of Lubbock
i
England.
LOSS OF THE AMERICAN oLIpPER oR1ENrAL-posrAL
| ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE UNITED sTATEs-THE
By letters from India via Marsa,llss we
the total loss Of the American clipper Oriental the
fnii "a roo of tsa A' 'oi NM - -" AoiA' WIN
iu re ea n.;. OF Tea a.. 1, .,,o !,
vhan she came IN cnntact ;,h sPPp I"a ,e hs
assistance conld he rod sanL In On fsab,ns eto
Proposals. had been made to- raise her hnt Il vas
Captsi Fletcher gema;ns nv the wreck %
In the House Of Commons. M. Hume called for cow
~ me postal 5 agreed to
denee for modification Of the nresent aorasmeut
The debate on the nomination of the committee On
! government ;nsnecton of nnnnar;as which was a.
formed from Al Nav was rasnmsd snd ftsr ron ia.
bate the order for the Committee Was d;scharoed
On the 10th the Queen VAS present at bal cosu me
given bv The French 4mbassadar in london T;s +; nt
usual in C. urt eouette Int was meant AZ snecsl
of the present friendly rslations betwesn France and
Great Br;ta;n. '.N' A'A~''on' O''"''A fian'e anu
c.,,,.,d. shin n. ITALY. .rx., :, Cana,
on the Sth Of Nav from NevcastIe Envlani Among
passengers were Niecoio Tommasseo, formerly Ma
masseo ia now blind and ia led by his intimate friend
Mazonn minister Of finance under the provisional
1t is believed tina. both win settle at Genoa.
| Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Friday Evening" May TO-
The extent Of business in the English funds to-day has
been mSde1e but they nave again been extremely ely
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