The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
FoREioN NEWS.
ADvIcEs BIZ ThE UNION AND AME

We lay before our feaGers this morning the
following foil notes Of The European ne~s
brouvh t oct BY the steamers Union and Amsri'
ca:
From the New York Tsmea
II 10 evident from the intelligence brought b
he Union At this port and the Am-rica 1t Hsss..
AZ, yest'r'sy. that great events are '.loomini
IN the futur~,' (to use Disraeli's words) ana
may even have occurred BY the tine when ~.
are now writing this sentence The intelligencs
from England - to the I'd August irelusive
from the seat OF w-r in Tu' key To July ~, aas
fiom the Baltic week litter. Il
II the news from Turkey il to be credited, IL
Russians have again heen defeated, and (be
n"trd1 az ,in by tn. Turk. themselves, thor
any aid, even the slightest, from the Angl
French army. Tue Russians have been retired
ing-and il is said tha $1,000 Turks had eros
ed the Danube in pursuit. There was son
indie at,.'", al length, that part Ut the Frens
army ntder Prince Napoleon, cousin Oft
ruler oil France, and son OF Jerome Bnnapart
would spec lily enter w zIlscha The Russia
were r-treatiBy en- Bucharest, where it n
believed thai the Turks and French would 81
battle Tue advance OF the turks into I
Pr,ncipaliiies wa. probably the result Of dlsss
is'acti n at the n IN occupation Of these Pr
vince, by An ira, in accord ,nce with the p,
vate and separate treaty between the Empes
aud the Sultan II was quite time for Turk
- advance This should have been done il
lnrdiateiy after the Russians raised the seige
S,lisiria. At that IN nent, after such decii
| discontinue, smart pnrsui would have pes
| ann.hiiated the Russian ASSISTANTS. The &
| trusted to The Austrian Emp .ros, who allow
The Russians to mirch away, al,nost ~ quis
a. il they we're retiring t.oa mock seigs
| n0lrday review.
| Meanwhile, two circumstances are report
| VIII t.os ONE hgnt upon the conduct
| Austria. Oie Is, III 4 IN. Emperor had recei
the King ot r uss,a ~ isch.i, v here fuStl
Conference o. ,h- Russian question " ulA
piac-. Th uss,an wire bibber Yves receis
| ny his upper al host Oh July 81. COanrc;
as he 10, by IA ,rr,age with the Czr, (his sis
10 E,npr-ss Ut Russia, aud q heart nrok-n 10
5y all accountS,) the fruss an XII 10 uniou
ed opposed ~ tire pre- .-nt 81 anc. Of h.. ot
| great w estern f"w~,s, aud 10 do ~ what
can to detaeh Aussna frun the Leagus
| have been Suspicious Of Austsia from the
and shall not b. sur. r,s-d 10 learn tina. in o.
critical moment, when h aid IL m,st rrquil
most :e'sed upon, she will array herself ~
side OF Inc Gar. Tue ma ursl tendency offs
autocrsts a. III s"vreiyns # Austr,s, Pru
and Russia, u T. haAs tose'her ayainst eli
roads Vi hberd though, and action. Il may
true, rs declared, mat 4 gland and Franeet
Oft .red 10 Pat dawn all attempts at revolu'io
Poland, iaiy and Hungary, provided Aus
will adhere 10 Turkey but Russia already
gwen eifcirnt aid, ~ The Hungarian var,
Austria y ed,vvn NJ are Muscov.tes
That an attack On the Crimea 10 in cont
pla,ion ssur,nised, from d derent circu,nstau
1t was delayed, and the assigned reason
simple one ,--,hat the artillery and shells rpt
ed u ba,t.r 3 las opol must be heavier
any yet ON hand. To increase the Aaglo Fr
army /: a s,renth adeq ate to tho slormm
Sebaslopoh the invasion Oft Cri ca, AM
att ok upon the Russians in the Principal
arshai 81. Arnaud 10 "a TO rquire II
m re men. l. rd Ragla 10 report d, like
ef Twist, also to ha ssked for more. B
10 not yet practicable for England to spar
$4,000 additional men required BY Lord Re
Recruiting 10 Ut . stand still in kaglsnd.
before the Union left, another extra"rd
vote (of E9oo .OOO) was agreed to in the(
mon, t.r embodving the militia, amount
an increase OF 1871, 700 men. This addsf
standing ssmy If 1877, ard artillery
OF 1880, gives thu total Of British
ry force 272 96o men; VI whom $4,000,
Turkey. Some mon his must elapse befG
the militia regiments can be embodied
drilled We presume that, in the int
England will have to ask France to
ner quota Of men for Turkey, paying %
head for esch candidate for glory and
le'
From the Baltic, the rumors are that Be-
sund had BEEN taken by Napier with gres
on both sid-.s; that the AIand Isles had
taken; and that Is the feet (suPposrd - b.
Russ any, had left Crons,adt tor Hels nc
Whether this NAV not be the Anglo p
fleet is doubtful. If Nicholas has united
I IA a. Ia. 80. h. 0voA
of the batteries Of Sw-aturg, he has bees
and furtunate