The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
ARRIVAL OF. THE EUROPA.
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THE B0MBARDkiEET OF ODESSA.
ss the Batteries and Military Stores DesTOyeA
---Rwo Powder Magazines Blown Up.
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Twelve Russian Ships Of War Sunk and
Thirteen Laden with Ammunition Taken.
The Departure Of the Allisd Fleet for
Sebastopol.
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Victory Of 0Mer PaGha over General
LWdeFsy
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BNttle Between the Greek Insurgents
and the Turks.
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ART1 CARRIED BY ASSAULT BY THE TURKS
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Tire 'SPrivateor Grapeshot', Capturing .
French Ship on the EngiI,s Coast,
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AMERICAN DIpIOMACY TN. cUTMA
Bettle Between the Greek Insurgents
and the Turks.
1itc 'SPrivateGr Grapeshot', CaptuYanx
French Ship on the EBgiiyh Coast,
AMERICAN DIPLOMACY IN. CHINA,

The Cunart mail steamship Europa Cara. Shans,ue
arrived at half past IL o'clock yesterday afternoon sAs
left Liverpool at two oclocon Saturday astpsnccn the
! 9th i,st. al.
| Shebrings three days later wi, 1t is OF very i'm.
| portaat character.
The CoyTesposdercc SHEET, rubshed in Berlin Apra
3Oth aorms its readers thst the Austrian go vernnenf
has determined TO contract loan ia London 20 TIA
amonnt Of 150 million forms sorewhere about four
teen millions ofpounds stersg at the present rate of
exchanges 1t adds that all the Austrian govcrnmest
railways to ~ offered securities and that Eng
ish capitalists havs already made favorable Offers t. NJ
dc Czorn'g.
Two hundred persons supposed peris he'd il
the recent collisio In the channe between the Bremen
bark Tsyorite, for baltimore and the American ,r
Hesper, from Charleston, s. G, for Aatverp We have
already given mostof the particulars Of this oe
casualty.
The bark Carolns from Poole Quebec put back inte
Falmouth May with hundred and twenty 1--WE pas
sengers tsken OF the American ship Black Hawk froua
Liverpool for New York, and fallen in with April TO- In
lat. AZ IL NJ lon rs W, totally dismasted during gaao
on the l1th The Black Hawk had eight hundred pas
sengers. TheCaroine took of hundred twenty
eight three Of whom (intants) subsequently, dei a.A
she remanedb by until the 22d receiving water and pre-
visions The American ship Dirgo and another, mana
unknown rescued the remainder OF the passengers and
The bark Good Intent for Quebec was likewise IN
company. The following the Of those landed
from the Caralire at Falmouth.
Pat. Leary, wife and six children. Peter Day Mary
Buckley, Pat. Small John Kennedy and wite W. IiarA
and wife, Sarah Hughson, Rosnnna AcKght, Richare
and Elizabeth Croghsn Jno Knox Sarah Mansfield Aiarv
Dewsey, Mary Blake, Bridget kilcominon, Ellen Donald
Kate kennedy Mary Duff and two children, Margaret
O'Brien, Catherine Owen, Macy Daily, Mary Ann and
Mary RcIeary, Catherine &ctrscar Bridget Meoaey.
Mary Mcdonald Ann Began, Mary Cahill Ellen
Powery, john Mhhy John C,akisky wife ana
children, Robert Mash and children, Robert Diver.
Michael Coaror and children Judy Satery and in
fan's, John Kitson wife and children Mary George
and Frank Mabbett Susan foruyth, Samuel Berriman
.,s.-ance Higgins and wife Aaa Bralan, James Brice
Halart, 49, George Davis Michael Hyde, wife ad
wife John Cullan, wne -ifa. axd-3 children; Ralph
ley, Margaret Hart, Mary Grady, Jarrett Fitzgcram
end four children Mary Pitts and child Ann Jane An
derson, alexander Anderson, Ellen Magwah Elizabeth
Catherine Magwah Caroioe Scheck Johanna Sauer,
Eliza Becker, Anna Hartmann Catherine Ratz johanna
Sotham, Mngdalena Scharenbusch, Auguste Ma.taner,
Heinrich Myer, and Minna Sapdels.
All these passengers in the most destitute condition.
The clipper ship Red Jacket sailed from Liverpool
Thursday 4th inst for Australia, with every berth
gagged She did carry out the Great Brain's maiIsl
Annexed is list of Americans registered at the bank
ing of Lvngstoa, Wells Co.. Paris reported for