Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-16
Foreign News .

tinng late news from Europe;
( PRooNEss OF THE WAR.-T The news from
the seat of war is very brief. The Lon
don Times says that it is evident that the
Gear willn abate his pretensions. His
reply to Austria's final summons, has not
yet been. published, but it is known to be
naughty and unfavorable. The Austrian
government. says in the mean time. that
Austria will not disappoint the hopes of
Europe.
Prussia shows daily less and less ap-
pearance of siding with the Western
Powers. Mcchlenberg was. the only
State of the German Bund no: voting
unanimously to adopt the AusLro Prus-
sian alliance,
Prince Gortschakoff, owing to the Turk
ish movements, is Withdrawing his CEN
tire on Bucharest, and his wings apon the
Sereth line.
The Gear approves Of Gortschakoff's
plan of the campaign, and orders. him 10
continue offensive operations.
There has been no fighting anywhere
since last advices.
Omer Pasha has pro claimed an amnes-
ty to the Walachians.
From the Baltic, we have nothing new.
A small Russian war steamer, Walza,
was captured by the English squadron in
the White sea.
The Russian fleet is reported 10 have
left SabastopoI, consequently the allied
fleet left Baltschuck Bay on the LIST.
MISCELLANEOUS Wan ITEMs.-G orscha-
koff had Withdrawn portion of his army
to Bucharest, the mouth of the Danube
being no longer tenable.
The Constitutional states that the i'm
mediate entry of the Austrians has been
decided upon.
10000 Turks were fortifying Giurgevo.
The cholera had appeared at GaIipoli
and in the Dardenelles.
a Russian camp of $4,000 was being
formed at Urzitsini.
The combined squadrons left Baltschick
on the ! 18th. The allied forces were still
at Varna. The Turkish fleet had return
ed to the Bosphorus.
There is nothing from the Asiatic from
tier. except the special Governor had been
sent from the Porte 10 Clrcassia. From
India nothing important.
TIE SPANISH REvoLUT1oN.-Thc Span
sh instruction was triumphant, and the
position Of affairs remains unchanged.
The fighting was OVER, and all the coun
try for The moment quiet, waiting ExPar-
tcro's arrival at Madrid.
Christina was still concealed and Isa-
bella keeps close in the palace. Sartor-
Gus had escaped in the disguise Of lamp
lighter.
France and England favor ministry
under Espartero, but disapprove of re-
gency.
MADRID, July 22d.-The city is quiet,
but the citizens are still under arms, and
continue to build barbados. The troops
retain their position at Ratiro and
around the palace.
The junta of safety and defence have
decrced the re organization Of the Nation
al Guard. The ex-Ministers continue to
hold Office until the arrival Of the Expar-
tero.
NJ. Pozas, sub director Of the Secret
Police, was seized and shot by the peo-
pie.
No news had been received of General
O'Donnell. 1t was said he had met Es
partcro and would enter the capital with
him.
ENGLAND.--In the British Parliament,
Lord Dudley SteuarL's motion of want of
confidence in Lord Aberdccn's ministry
was negatived.
On the notice book Of the House Of
Commons is n notice to enquire if it be
true the United States have gained the
concession of certain mercantile privileges
with respect to Baltic Sound dues, and if
so whether the same steps have been taxi
en- to acquire the same privilege for Brit
ish shipping.
Eight ships ofwar were commenced du-
ring the past week, ranging from eight to
twenty guns. Several more gun boats
and steamboats, were being launched,
and would reach the Baltic during the Sc
cond week in August.
One hundred picked men of the Lon.
don police, are to be Immediately sent to
the army of Turkey. to act under the or
der Of the Provost Marshal.
ITALY.-Thc instruction has been sup
pressed in Parma, and great uneasiness
was felt at Modcna.
FRANcE.--Gen. Ney, son of Marshal
Ncy. died at Gallipolis.
Jerome Bonapa1tc and son, of Balti-
timore were being received at Paris with
all the honors of princes Of the imperial
family.
Accounts from the crops continue most
favorable.
EGYpr.-Abbas Pacha Of Egyptis dead
and the government was quietly assumed
by S"tard Pacha.
CHINA AND IND1A.-The overland mail
arrived in England.
The American Minister to China had
visited Tochoo> He had also proceeded
up the Yang and the Krang river, and
would visit Yellow river.
EXTRAORDINARY PIsToL.-The London
correspondent of the Boston Traveller
writes IL have lust been shown q rifle