The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-29
TELEGRAPHIC!
FURTHER NEWS BY THE ASIA.
A 4.

Affairs on the Dsnube are unchanged. The
allied fleets are at Varna. 1t is not true tina,
the Prussian minister has been recalled from
London.
The Austrians are reported to be entering
Servia.
All contumacious Greeks are ordered to
leave Turkish territory.
CoPEsHAGEN, April IL.
Four steam frigates, under Admiral Plum
ridge, are detained from Sir Charles Napier's
fleet and sent to the Gulf of Finland. The
British frgate Imperrence chased a Russian
corvette in Sweaburg.
BERLIN, 9.-Prince Barclay de Tolley, pro-
ceeds to London oD a special mission.
BUCHAREST, 9.-No battles have yet been
fought in Sllesia Ressova.
ODESSA, AN of the English and
French vessels have been ordered out of
port.
ST. PETERSBURG, 6.-The reserve batal-
lions have been called out, and second reserve
oi battery for each corps.
MARsEILLEs, li.-Bruat will replace Ad-
miral Hamlin in the Black Sea for the pur-
pose Of giving Admiral Dundas chief COM
mand of the combined fleets. Gen. St.
Arnaud 10 10 have command Of the combined
land forces.
| We have no later authentic news from
Turkey.
HAMBURG, 14.-Admi Napier has arriv-
ed and reports sixteen Russian ships oG-war
anchored at Helsngfors, and was making
preparations TO attack them.
The English and French vessels on the
coast OF Thessaly have orders to search all
vessels suspected of having munitions Of war
aboard, and seize them when found guilty.
| PARIS, Friday.-The Bourse showed con-
siderable irmness; 3's closed a. GO "a, is at
| 500.
! Austria appears to act IN more unison with
the Western powers. Prussia leans more to
Russia.
! The protocol, guaranteeing the integrity
Of the Ottoman territory, was signed at Wen
ma by the four powers, including Prussia in
troduced into her mutual alliance treaty with
Austria a condition and limitation which
would render the treaty dead letter, and
which Austria consequently refused to ac-
cept. All military arrangements arising out
of the proposed treaty have been referred Ia
a commission, presided over by the Prince Of
Prussia.
H1novsr sides with the Western Powers
also all minor German States, except Ba-
varia, are likewise, and will support Austria in
forcing Prussia &c declare herself should the
subject come before the Federal Diet.
Ii is announced positively that treaty OF
alliance, both offensive aid defensive, has
just been signed between France and Eng
l. nd independent OF the treaty OF the present
war.
Admiral Napier has left Kioge by Goth
land, il being reported that some of the Rus
sian ports were opened.
| 1t is also reported that three A merican
ships were ewhere in the Baltic with
stores for Russia, and that an English steamer
had been despatched for them.
There is but little ice in the Gulf of Fin
| land.
The whole Of tho oll:cd fleets were in the
ne icet were 10 be landed to protect that
place.
Admiral nundas had orderei oil of his
cruizcrs 10 take, burn, and destroy every.
Thing.
His fleet was in communication with the
Turkish land forces.
! Prince Paskewitch arrive at Bucharest on
the 9Th.
Gotschakoff had returned to the commune
OF the army, but subject 10 Paskewitch's or
ders. An important rally was made on Kali
afat on the 3Oth, and a sanguinary encounte
ensued, ahch listed Tour hours. The Rus
SLAMS were routed aud pursued a considerable
distance.
The British war steamer Cyclops arrived
| at Malta on the It'll, bringing the import IN
news that the Turks had purposely lett fire.
passage to the Russians to Hirsova, an
! then attacked them in the rear. A har
fight ensued, in which half of the Russian
were cut to pieces, and the remainder retire
across the danube.
The Turks had evacuated the fortres
Gar Navada in the Dobrutscha, which wa
shelled by the Russians.
, 1t is also stated, but without date, that 80,
900 Russians crossed the DAM be at Gallat2
without opposition. All accounts, however
are very confused.
Two English vessels on the Danube londe
with grain, were fired into by the Russian.
and one sunk.
5000 French troops arrived at Constant
nople on the Sd.
The declaration Of war by France an
= England caused immense rejoicing OF Con
stantinople.
e Del Been, Frerch colonel, was reported I
be killed in a reconnaissance. He belOnge
to Omar Parha's staff.
St. Petersburgh was illuminated on tn
). passage of the army over The Danube.
e The Greek insure tionists make no pre-
gress; the insurgents have been repulsed {
several places.
Austrias note OF remonstrance has bee
forwarded 10 Athens, holding the Greek GOV
: ernment liable for all mischief arising tro
q the insnrreetion.
: Everything is dull in Great Britain-ow
ID ing to the holydays. Parliament is not
session.
Gen. Sir Richard Armstrong and Admir-