The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-23
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
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Special Mission Of Lord Hlgin 70
Washington.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NEW SPANISH MINISFEk.
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Special Messenger from Madrid for
Washington.
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No Authentic News Of Importance from
the Seat Of War.
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REPORTED BOMBARDMEaT OF sEBAsF0PeG.
ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA.
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"The Privateer Grapesh0t.~
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SUPPOSED Tla,uGS OF THE CITY or GLASGOW.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
E<., &c., Sc.
No Authentic News Of Importance from
the Seat of War.
ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA.
"The Privateer GrapeshOt.',
SUPPOSED 1lauss OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW.
STATE OF THE. MARKETS,
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The United States mail steamship Franaln, j. A. Wot-
ton, commander from Havrc- and Cowes, with nans
passengers and merchandise arrived Of Sandy at
abo.t ten O'Clock yesterday morning.
shc left Cowes at O'Clock P NJ on the 10th of Nay
and arrived at wharf at New Yors at noon yester
day, making the passage in eleven days and ten
hours From lat. As to A., lon A to 40 the franklin
passed large quantities If ccbc-gc, AMI was couse
quently. delayed about eighteen her passage
She brings l30 passengers.
Among the passengers is Senior deCueto Minister from
the Court Spain the United States also Mr. Warren
Wins!ow special bearer of dispatches from the Amer
lean Minister at Madrid government at Washing
The Arctic had not been tc,egraphed at the time
last telegra phic despatch sent from Liverpool.
The British and North American mail steamer Ana.
rca from Boston and Halifax reached the Mersey at 10
p NJ. of the Sth inst
The United States mail steamer Hermann Capt Hjg
gins arrived at Cowes roads at midnight of the 9Th
She went up Southampton the following day to coal
land passengers specie, &C. and sailed for Bremen
daybreak the Sth
Our thanks are due to Mr.. J. G. Kane purser Of tho
Franklin for late
The by this steamer contains many details Of
interesting important character. We receive fuller
detailed par ticulars Of tho bombardment Of
odessa, the Russian version of which ia given in tho
German papers, and the French government has also
pubHhedthe dispatches received the subject from
Admiral Hamein. Although fortnight had elapsed
since the attack had taken place yet dispatches o
Admiral Dundas had been received by the British 60
vernment These impatiently expected and would,
when received be likely to contain fu and authentic
particulars of the Engagement
The London Morning Post contains the following
nouncement
We havo reason believe that the Earl OF Elgin il
charged with special mission to the Of tho
n in tn ainRn nf
present For this purpose his lordship win -
Washington, his return to his government Of CAnada
The allied fleets cruising In the neighborhood o
the Russian stronghold.
1t had teegraphed through Vienna that the bous
bardment Of sebastopo the 2sth of AprN
This not generally believed to be true, but IL
thought that the admirals had drawn the
the shore and strand batteries at sebastopo for the
purpose Of testing their range &C. preparatory to
/ serious operations
The Russian feet is reported TO- have come out Of
sebastopol
The British is fitting small but ease'
tive naval division for operations in che White Sea ana
against Archangel
Marshal Paskiewitsch declares that Little waxehisg
has been evacuated solely from srategetc reasons an
that the Russians will return 10 Kraova Great
walachia, 1t Is now said, is not to BIO evacuated.
The Turks advanced from Kalefat Kraova on4he II
inst and it is rumored that the Russians intend re
| evacuate the whole of Bulgaria.
Three ships, conveying Grees volunteers, havs en-
sunk by French steamer saonies.
The Austrian troops have entered the territory or
Montenegro
We learn from Paris that the Emperor has aeci,d or
the formation of two camps of hundred thou-
sand ST. omer and the other Of fifty thousand
men near Marseies.
Advicss from constantnople that the sultan Ia
seriou sly indisposed.
Austria has presented fresh to Russia which if
declined, she viii then join England and Franco in
| opposition to the Gar.
The London Herald Of the 9th affirms IN telegraphc
despatch from its special correspondent the Baltic,
that the 9TH May the British steam frigate Ieoparf
bearing the flag OF Rear Admiral Pumridge came 10 :.
Stockholm with that the Russian aeet com L
out of Helsngfors Tho commander In chief insa -
signalled the English acc and made raady for
Tho Paris Rourse the receipt Of the repor 40,
Denmark and Sweden had joined the Western Pow
The following is copy Of telsgraphc despa - -
board the Franklin as she was leaving Cowes :. r.
J. r. croskey, United States Consul at southamp - -,
received 1t from Messrs Richardson Brothers -
pool
LivFHpoos May 1910 90
The following Is a telcgraphie answer from ~ ~ ~.
today saw the Captain Of the Balaaur; Apr 81 t 4!
/ 80, Ion. 80 3D. two miles distant observ - 80 -
hull and tunnel black, inside drab paddle ,o s,l
foremas fore and topsail yard nothing an
great beam; strong list 10 port pc nie M SMOKE
heading north altered towards Baldaur P s.s ~ sS
saw biscuits and boxes when observed thai bsrk va,
alongside which steered sodthward. ao,hsr -. ~
is missing think this 10 .he City Of sIiaseow
nkey pi'se inahing il. ", g. to the Azores; the
steering the Azores As the steap 80 banr a.. CO.
DAYS out. would be short Of provsst s.s ~
about 400 miles from the Azores ~ A. ~. ~ onay
couIte' ,,s ~ ~ ~ ,bnn al y further information
O ~ e,,.,s Surr, tiyernool nearly all, are saved
! ,6to cem,snx Phraae,ubis nd Philadelphia Steam
! II was positively asserted In c,o.n. a.. ,.
| that an Austrian loan OF 5000 n o.o :, -,
at frankfort. but there Is ,. ~ ,,., .,'
rectness Of the statement. w w.
The Lcnden Times Of the e.,,u. 90,
which probably quietei ~ onrrobsn,,on. 80 49,. -
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/ According 70 advice ro.o;.oa hw a.. .. =.
Sytlpp.L snp glTen h. o. reported to have captured :
- .h M Channel living the 10th ut
i INV "'"" =. 'A' Mississippi river.