The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-04
THE NEWS.

Spanish Iasurrectioa--Embarko of the
French Troops in British SHIPS of Var
Address Of the Emperor.
The Africa brought ninety seven passen.
gers, among whom was Mr.. Barry, bearer Of
dispatches.
From the London Times, July.31
We have received rom our corr spondent
| in Vienna the following dispatches, dated
yesterday morning:
| The Presse states that on the 7th the
/ Turks took Mukan Island; aud on the Sth.
Omer Pacha with 10000 men, surrounded
the Russians, and took Giurgevo.
| The Russians cut their way through, with
the loss of 900 mon.
Gen. Chruleff lost an arm.
We have received from our correspondent
in Paris the following dispatch, dated yesler.
day evening:
Considerable bodies of French troops were
daily dispatched to Varna.
The works of the Russians at the Sulina
mouth Of the Danube have been lombard
ed
Letters from Athens, OF the 18th. state
that piracy was increasing. Twenty Sam.
iote vessels had been burnt by an English
ste ner.
Domiciiary visits had been made at the
house OF NJ. Metsxa, ex. Minister of Greece,
at Constanlinopl,, at the office of The Bank
OF Athens, aud at several other places
NJ. Defiant, Secretary General of the In
terror, had been dismissed.
From the London Times, July a.
The War.-We have received the follow
ing, dated Thursday, from our own CORES
pendent al Berlin:
The Corresponds Bureau states that Aus
tria will finally summon Russia TO evacuate
the Principah;ies within month, and occu-
py Wallachia without waiting for ali an
swer.
Gen. Osten-Sacken has been deprived of
his comm nd.
We nave received the following, dated Wed.
nesday evening, from our correspondent at
Vienna:
Prince Gortchakoff is advancing with 3d..
600 men, by force marches, toward GIur-
gevo.
1t was thought that the Turks would not
risk pitched battle, but, $4,000 Anglo-
French troups being at Rutschuk, the Turks
will undertake any thing.
| The Turks have also crossed at Oltenitza,
but ali details wanting.
One hundred and fifty wagons, with
wounded, have already arrived at Bucharest.
mung tue wounded are 80 officers.
From the paperI
Vienna, Thursday ereniRg The Oest. Cor
responder CONTAINS aB article stating that al
most Ill The German governments have prom
Ised to give their support to u motion to be
made in the German Diet, that the whole OF
, a d., a, III
! ance.
The King of Wurtei berg still stands
aloof, bot il Is considered certain that mon
arch who was always one OF the first To de-
fend the rights of Germany against the West
will not be found wanting when it is neces-
sary To oppose the disturbance of the balance
vi power IN the East.
| Paris, Thursday epeniag "A ccordingfo adj
vices from CoBsantnOple vi the 5lh the Duke
of Cambridge returned OH the I'd to have u
conference with NJ. de Brock, the Austrian
iDternuhcio. The day after, he rnce IN
company with the Sultan, reviewed the "
toman brigade and the thirty pieces OF artl.
lery attached to his division.
On the 18th the Prince returned to Var
ma.
Omer Pacha had arrived at Silis,ria. The
WIS bVA yet CNu'
| The Anglo French troops encamped near
Varna were ready To enter the campaign.
| According To a dispatch from Odessa, OF
the Sh, the combined fleets. 50 sail strong
had BEEN seen proceeding in the direction
oi Srbastopoi.
Embarkat on Of French Troops IN British
Stips-AddrcSs Of the EMPEROR Dialogue,
july l2.-fhe reception uf The Emp ror,
who arrived at seven last night, was most
graft ying; verywhrre he was most hearii y
cheered; h. was is exec lent health and spu-
its, aud appeared highly delighted with his
warm reception. The Emperor, after ria
arrival at The Hotel du Nord, appeared at
The windows, where he received one Of those
bursts of feelings so rare except 10 Old Eng
LAM. The Emperor to-day reviewed the
troops intended Tor the Baltic. HIS Majesty
delivered all address, which was must euthu-
sastcsiy received. The first division
m rched for Calais Immediately afterwards.
aud will embark on Friday.
The following is an official cory of the
Emperors address To the iroors:
"SoIdiers: Russia having forced us to war
France has armed SEQ, 600 of her children.
England has called out considerable num-
Der ot troops. To-day our troops and ar.
mics, united in the same cause dominate in
the Baltic as well in the Black Sea- h.ve
selected you to be The first 10 carry our ca
giles ia those regions of the north. Engl sh
vessels will convey you there-a unique face
in history, which proves the intimate allan e
of The two great. natinns (peuples), and the
firm resolutions OF the two COVER menis not
To abstain from any sacrifice to defend the
rights of the weak, the liberty of Europe and
the national honor.
"Go my children! Attentive Europe,
openly or seriously. offers up vows for your
triumph; our country, proud of struggle
which only threatens the aggressor, accom-
panirs you with its ardent VOWS; and /, whom
iimperious duties retained still distant from
the scene of events, shall have my eyes up IN
YOU shall! be able TO say-'They are