The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

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lave lr~A~sa essst 80 cita1ei capable Of with
saAss ~ q = ff M Apeief ~nch syuv. b. 'ked by
to suc' sgu-drca@ thee zoe In The Black Ssi.
We cen c<ty say that No In the science Of for
tiar~sor vii have ~cuns sne from this momeut.
fist Ne lsl ~ s<bs-sopci would indu,e the
s, ..ass wa, az can o & sss
vsT. AfI the 6tsrpcti.u a. thls fortress the
Bls,k Sss scu's be cpes. Cnssstisopls safe. the
Ciesssisn oos.ss ne IRON danger. spe tbs mouths
S. ,ss sss % yya mid
then We secured ~ guarantee far moss infAlble
than dss d~vivshs n a the liesrsl provisions Of Q
irrssy-t "a " 20 ssy. BY the very necessity Of
thnss. Ibs srs-ns g shs cssx .osM y almost 80,
be wcois. The power Of Ru~aa fas encroachment
ard sggresriou would th~n b. sGlkctually reduced,
and the Iurposrs for which Europe hes mast vl-
would b soiidly sad psrnsasstiy aasssssd
MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEEra
Nspisrs Baltic nset hes ieft Bafo oesnd- Cho-
hr. b. d.. Hs.vd ssos % sssrs. ssY Soss
expcd'tis nOy land fore, have pane1 ths SQUAD.
Bomsnund. In the Aland lales, 4 - - bombecded
d. the arrival Of the Frrach troops. Martial law
the Duna, In consequence Of the disaaestiea q the
inhabitants towards Russia
1t il assuped By French and Esslish politicians
that IL the Western Powers take and keen pos .e+
aaeden win no longer hesitate 10 Join their al
liapce. Tho feet Of ninety gunbosss (Angle
Freuch) IL now completed and organized into three
squadruns. rhe bulk Of the allied ne.t has put TO
ies, and is supposed to be csuisng OF the Gulf Of
From the Black Sea we learn that on tho 18th July,
thee English steamers arrived Cd Odessa. and. AZ
ter heavy canDonade,. destroyed so0s small works
ashore. The object of tho attack vas 70 complete
tire destruction Of the Tiger to prevent her ma.
cbinery being available to the Rnssisns.
The re. Of the feet were At sea.
Firehrand was shot through the heart at Suiina, aud
was buried at Constsnsinople On the 18th, with
military hoIors.
The Turco- Egyptian division sent under the or.
ders of Hassan Pacha to the Asatc coast, had sue
ceeded in landing arms ammusition, and feld ar
tille'y for the Of Schmayls army, viii IL every
day becoming better organized. Two French en-
giBeefs have Proceeded m beard the frgate vsu.
ban to make reconDoi sance in the direction OF Ba.
toum and along tie coast Of Ciroassia.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
By the last despatch 1t was expected In Vienna,
that II Prussia did not throw any immediate Difficult.
ty in the view, new and decisive protocol would
be signed by the Conference on the 10th or Goth
July. courier with the official communication Of
the answ er Of Russia left Vienna on Saturday. the
22d, for Paris and London.
statement from Bucharest, OF 10Th ult., that
Gen. Hess had crossed the Wallachan frontier Is In
correct
From the Danube we hear that on the 10th uIt.
another battle was fought near Giurgevo, In which
defeated, with two Of their generals killed We
have few or no details Of this second battle
The present situation Of things on the Danube
may be told in very few words. All parties are
chskoff commands in person the 10000 men sta
toned at Frateschti, while $4,000, supposed to be
unccr Ostensackon, are posted at Budeschti, on
the left bank Of y Argich, to guard agsin.. any
that Omer Pacha will not hazard any general en-
gagemelt unssssted by his allies. As to the allies
their muticns are slow, bnt it is evident they are
Systematic, and drawing to an end that shall be
dec sive.
Gen. Gortscbakoff announces that be viii hold the
Danube provinces with 100000 men If necessary.
He slso orders that to all Off ial documents pub
iished in the Principalitiee, in which the name Of
Tie Emperor Nicholas occurz the title of Protector
OF the Princpalites Of the Danube" shall be added.
Thee Austrian officers of rink arrived at Schuma,
10Th July, and Immediately left for Varna, as com.
m .sioners of the Austrian government. Omar Pa.
tia had returned from Varna and was gone to
Rustchuk. Lord Cardigan, with the 18th En- glish
Gus mr. bad returned TO the campsat Devno after
Iea cnr oisance OF two weeks duration, along the
banks ~f the Danube.
The advanced force Of the British army has pro-
gressed no farther than Devno. and the remainder
are encamped in different positions between that
lace and varDa. The health and discipline of the
tropps were excellent. The incorporation of the
Bssbi Bazcukes into the allied army is completed.
All their officers Europeans, and in future they
ore TO be regularly paid. Admiral Hemelen has or
6ered the immediate construction OF thirty troop
ships, capable Of transporting 1000 men at each
voyage.
it Is surmsed that these hips are for use on the
Danube.
The Generals-in- Chief are understood to have now
competed all their plans Of the campaign.
A new personage, Gen. Wsssilczikoff, has been
accommodating the Tomosch and Altschanz passes
into Walachia. On the llth July Gen. Rudiger
suddenly left Warsaw; but he Is Very DID, it is not
likely be Will JON the army in the field. II is said
that Gen. Paskiewitch will be reinstated In COM
mand; the story Of his disgrace was doubtful.
The Russians continue 70 destroy the roads and
bridges leading from Transylvania into Moldavia.
Gen. luders is concentrating his strength at Obj
Iest, east OF Bucharest. The Turks are entrench-
ing tbemst Ives at Gu, gevo.
In the recent action at Giurgevo, the Hetman OF
the Cossacks and Gen. Butuflin we're wounded-not
killed, az wac reported.
THE GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
On the Goth ultimo the representatives Of Aus
tIia and Prussia presented their treaty Of April
Goth TO The Diet at Frankfort. The cabinets invite
the Diet to strengthen the AustroP russian conven
ton by acceding to it Internationally
II was considered hopeless to expect that Prussia
would cordially come to terms WITH the allied Pow
Crs. We have, however, no further intelligence on
which to decide. story Is current that the King
has declared openly, it would DO sot.iss to go to
war With Russia"
GREECE.
TERMINATION OF THE RESURRECTION.
Tie instruction is completely mt an end. The
q ,sers of the allied feet seize sill the arms they
hnd On board the ships they search. TIE Porte