The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-01

ARRIVAL OF yEE EUROPA.
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THREE DAYS LATER lMTelLlGEMcE.
Is THERE WAR In E,VROPE
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Slistria Still in Possession Of tn > Turks.
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The Diplomatic Movements Of Tho
German Powers.
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Lord John RuSselI's Speech ON the ArmNW
In the Field.
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TILE CANADIAN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL BILL.
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English Account Of the AnglO-Amsriean and
Chinese Battle at Shanghas.
Slight Improvements in Cotton and
Dreadstuas,
&C.. DC. &c
ord John RusselI's Speech on the ArmVW
In the Field.

The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Casa Judr
kins arrived at this port at six o'clock last evening"
She left Liverpool at half past two O'Clock ON Batur.
day afternoon, the 17th ult.
The news is not of striking importance. Military.
naval, and diplomatic movements are slowly an
preaching crisis. Silistria continued to hold out
The recent conference OF the Emperor Of Austria
and Kings Of Prussia and Saxony attract good
deal Of attention in the political circle.
There was a rumor that the Emperor of Austria
had said publicly. to the Duke of Gotha, Il give
you my word of honor that if the Emperor Of Req
sia does not evacuate the principaties, will de-
clare war against him." He is also reported to have
given the Duke permission to repeat the remark.
This seems very unlikely to be true.
The Paris A1oniteur publishes the following an
nouncement:-
reply to be made TO the objections Of the conference At
Bamberg, and as to the means Of obviAt.g the dios
about to set out for st Petersburg and will be tho bessr
Of despatch from the Prussian Cabinet suppors e
the summons addressed by Austrla to Russia.
The London Times correspondent telcgrsphs
from Vienna, evening 18th :-"It Is not doubted
that Russia has rejected the Austrian summonan
From another reliable source it is stated that the
opinion gains ground In Vienna and Berlin, that tho
interview between the sovereigns of Austria and
Prussia at Teschin, has strengthened the alsnce Of
the Great German Powers; and that ss soon as tho
answer of Russia shall be made known the attitude
of both will become more defined and vigorous; and
in fact as their treaties provide, will be Identical
with that of France and England. 1t is also consi-
dered that the adhesion Of the other States Of tho
confederation is but of secondary Importance and
their action, whatever it may be- will interest them
selves and their personal relations more than it will
affect the general coalition. Nevertheless, no ser
-'--- -rr ""'ton is anticipated their part. But
nous rerrOnS.
The Czar and the Grand Duke Constantine hsA
again visited the Notifications Of Cronstadt.
Advices from Greece are favorable.
The fleets are still engaged in conveying the
Anglo French force to Varna, but the matter a..
pears to progress slowly. No news of the Alies In
the field is expected until about the end of the pro-
sent month Of June.
Two Austrian ships of war have commenced
cruising from Avlona to Prevesa.
There was slight improvement after the Allan
tic sailed, in cotton and breadstus. Money was IN
less demand. Consols, OH 9li There had been
considerable arrivals of gold.
The steamship Franklin, Captain Wotton, hence.
reached Hsvre on the 18th uIt after O passage Of
twelve days.
The West India mail steamer La PLATA, with
Chagres dates Of May "a and 100000 specie, ar.
rived at Southampton, Wednesday, June IA. and
the Brazilian steamer Great Western with Buenos
Ayres dates Of May2.
Jules Stealing, of Moscow, has failed; liabilities
5000, 900.
The loss Of life by the burning Of the transport
Europa was Col. Moore, DR.. Kelly, four sergeants,
twelve private men, and one woman Of the 8tA
dragons.