Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08
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From Qrsova, 1, is stated that Mahomet
Pasha defeated The Russians al Crenovado,
in lhe Dobruschka, on tho 8lh, aiIer five
hours' fighting, and took possession Of the
place. The Turks crossed The Danube al
several points on the 9th and 10Th.
The Turks attacked ,Bugalieurs. Paulof
and Locumoff, with other Russian de,ach.
menLs, al Fraleshch, norih of Giurgevo.-l
The Russians were completely rouIed.
By advices from Hermanstadr 10 the l5.h,
we learn lha, Prince Gorschakof was al
Fra,eschi, with 10000 men.
Isla Pasha had defeated Gen. Prospoff's
division a, Nicoppolus on the 9th. There
were $4,000 Of the allies a, Ruischuk on the
10Th.
There is nothing from the Black Sea. the
Baltic or Asia.
From Vienna, on the l7,h, Il is stated ,liai
The Austrian ullima,um had either bee sent,
or would be that day, 10 St. Petersburg, de.
manding the immediate evacuation Of the
Danubian Principal,ies within a ceriain time.
The lime mentioned is understood 10 be one
month. f ts II
An Austrian correspondent says, that as
regards the presen. phase Of the Oriental
question. and the answer brough. by Corr,
schakotf, the demands of Prussia and Aus,
lria are bu, imperleclly satisfied; but there
are some materials which nigh. possibly
serve as the basis Of peace negotiations
These are left 10 the decision oftbe Western
Powers. On the receip, Of The answer, Aus.
tria acting upon her convention with Prussia
and Turkey, and upon q cordial understand.
ing with lhe Western Powers, will take all
measures requisite for the re.es,abishmeni
Of the balance Of power, for The integrity Of
Turkey, and for general peace on Q safe
basis, t..,
/ Lord John Russell has given notice that
the Government, will ask the country for an
additional credit. IL is thought that the op-
position will make /. party question, and j
possible, defeat the ministry, ard cause them
10 resign. This discussion was 70 commence
on Wednesday, the 9th. -.r. III
The London Morning Chronicle publishes
The following by request. 1t was understood
, il was submil,ed 10 The Cabine, council on
: Saturday las, for permission to allow Napier
to anack Cronsiadl. ,a.. Az
{ Sir James Graham. FIRST Lord OF the Admi
rally, and Duke Of New Castle, War Minis.
ter, attended priyy council held on Monday
. by The Queen, TO consider the application and
resolution OF the Cabinet, and although the
resul, has no. transpired, the despatch oil
Brigadier General Harry D. Jones and his
company Of royal sappers and miners from
Chatham leaves linle doubt Of The answer
sent. g .,..,. ..... .,. ...
The daunlless screw frigate which brougn
:. home the application from Sir Charles. is
now on her way back with the answer.
The Madrid correspondents Of the Londor
r Times, says the insurrec.ion daily appears
more likely 10 become general revolution
y in liberal sense. Gen. O'Donnell, con
yinced that the country will not move for ,h'
: mere purpose Of making him Prime Minis
v ter, is more and more disposed 10 enter in,'
The views Of The progresslves.
"A strong repor is in circulation he,e tina
!. Queen ChrisIiana leaves for Paris on tn
IS t7th. This looks like retreat il true, an,
e am more inclined 10 think i. may be, be
cause the guards are again stationed on III
= road from This place to Burgas, from whc
u they had been Withdrawn norlh of Burgas
n where The Carlesl party has appeared abou
fifty strong, aqw aaYn l
h Another earliest band is in Navarro, from
3 Peapigan. Advices state tha, The garrison
and town of Barcelona have pronounce
: against ihe government. Aregimenl Of Ma
j. varre and Gua.alaxara took The military
e amidst the acciamalions of the people. Tn
Y military GoyerDoris at The head Of the reyol
9 10 which the Captain. General also adhered
e amidst The Shouts of Long live the consli
IuIion-down with The Minslers--dwa,
] with Queen Chris,iana. II.