The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-19
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
REPLIES OF THE CzAR TO AUSTRIA AND
PRUSSIA.

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PRUSSIA.
Prnce Gortschako (not the Genera arrived ct vien-
ma on the h July being the bearer Of the Official reply
of Rusea to Austria The precise terms Of the reply
have not transpred but Gorschakod also carried an
autograph letter from Nicholas to the Emperor OF Aus
s the tenor Of which is said to be- by svacuating
Waachia and leaving free the Danube the Gar con-
sde that he satisfies the reasonable demands Of Aus.
tria. Moldavis win not be evacuated, - the occu.
patton Of that frincipaiity is necessary guar.
anee for the conditions Of future treaty Of peace
COL MahtsuHel arrived on the eth ct Berlin from st.
Petersburg, with the Cars reply to Prussia This re-
ply in courteous terms stating that the Gar win
sent TO resign his exclusive proectoate the Greek
Chrissn If Turkey viii accede to the joint professionals
Of The 6ve Powers The Gar will evacuate tho Princi-
paitis when the Western Powers evacuate Turkey
be win retain strong military position In Moldavia,
provisional security.
friendly autograph letter to the King Of sax6ny and
other soveregns who represented in the hamburg
Conference
FROM THE BALTIC.
Sir Charles Napers feet laying in line battle
before rOnstad but to June the 2sth attack had
been made
The English figate Desperate fred some shots, which
the batteries returned.
Bomasund WAS second time bombarded ON the 26th
and 9th June, and tho forncations destroyed
THE BLACK SEA.
On the cath june eight Russian steamers out Of
Ssbasopc and attacked three Of the allied ships at the
Batteries.
The allied ships engaged we're the Furious, Terrible,
and Dsscartes.
The AFFAIR seems 60 have been . running dglt. The
furious considerably damaged The main body Of the
allied Heet were ct Baldjfk.
Some EDgiih boats taking soundngs ct the mouth of
the Dnieprsr had exchanged 6res with some cossacks
THE DANUBE.
On the 2ist and 22d ultno, an important battle was
fought. The particulars derived from despatch
stating that the Turks under Girote Nsher Pscha fell
the Russian guard of Is o0o siistra, the
21st The battle lasted during two days. and the Rus
slams lost $500 killed. They, however, made good their
retreat
Tie Russians continued their concentration towards
the sereth and Pruth but apparently return to
Natschin tstchka and Tultscka, the right bank Of
the Danube.
The plan Of the campaign and the movements Of the
sliied army are kept profoundly secret.
The cavalry supposed to be advancing BY land to
the Balkans
telegraph was being built from Constantinople to
vaana shumla, widdin and Galtpoh.
Fifty thousand Anglo French troops are sti at varna
and st. Arnaud and Prince Napoleon ars also there
Gen. Bosqueps French division has left Adrianope for
sShumla
On the 2ed the cannonade in the attack the Rus
sian rear guard head by the French and General
-Csnrobert sent two squadrons to reconnottre.
Omer Pacna Is prepared to establish his headquarters
at Rutschuk.
The communicat tions from the Danube are kept open
a. far as sistova by the Turkish Aotilia
On the ist July Gortschakof removed his hesdquar-
ters from Kslaresch to wirjtsent.
General paraguay D'Hilers commands the division Of
the French army presently cmbarkng for the Baltic.
The English Hncof battle ships st. Vincent Royal WI
ftsn AAge,s, Hannibal, Termigant, steamer sphynx,
and others sre smbarking the force at Chsrbourg.
ASIA.
frcr Ala the news IL bad.
On the sth OF June the Turks met with check
in attempting 70 storm two redoubts between Usurgnet
end Kutas. The Russians attacked them In the flank
during the assault and defe ated them, with 500 IA
1000 killed. 10 cannons, IS STANDARDS, and the entire
camp equpsge captured.
An erroneous despatch published reversing the fact
and stating the Turks under sem Psehs had dsfsst
ed the Russians under Prince Andronkod with ths above
Toss; but reliable accounts show that the Turks were
Sisastrously defeated.
me crew Of ths English steam frgste sAnsparst
-fortifypg ssukum Kals and the crew Of ths Enslsf
frgste samson are fortfyins fAsrinchid At Rsdoui
Kalch.
GREECE.
His anuouucsd that Hadjo Petroa had been completely
routed at Ka!adaka In Thsssaly, and the rebson nov
considered st an end
rbs harvest In Greece was every where abundant
Piracy was increasing French troops continued q
arrive.
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.
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