Demoine courier., 1854-07-13
ARRIVAL OF
THE EUROPA.
SlLIsTKIA HOLDS OUT.
New YoRH. .June


The Europa has arrived, with dates I,
the 9Th.
r A transport ship burned while on he
passage TO Gibralter; 81 lives lost, in
Guiding Col. Moore and Is soldiers
The remainder were saved in the boats
VIENNA. 10th.
The Russians again attacked Silislris
on The ION, unsuccessfully, and Paske.
witch received a severe wound in the leg
He delegated the command, and remov.
ed to Jassay.
Silistria still holds out.
There had been too much rain IN
France, and too little in England
The Turks attacked Maxim Island
but were repulsed.
The Moniteur announces that Austria
and Prussia have jointly formed a reply
TO the over ruling obligations of the small
Ter German States.
Col. Manteufel is about to go to 81,
Petersburgh with q message from Prus
STA, recommending the Gear to accep,
Aus'ria's recent summons. |, is rumor-
ed thai the Emperor has already refused.
There are no later dates from Asia,
Greece, or the Black Sea.
The Allies are still being trans ported
TO Vafna.
Rachid Pacha reiires from the Turk
ish Ministry, and is succeeded by Che
child Pacha.
! ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.
New York, July l.
The Emperor Nicholas is shortly ex.
! pecled at Kiev.
The Porte has signfed his accept
ance 10 convention proposed by Aus.
lrla with reference to the eventual occu
patton of the Prncipali,ies.
The intelligence Of the adhesion of
Greece TO The cltimatum of :be Western
Powers were received at ST. Pe,ersburgh
or the Sth, and caused great surprise.
The Russians are re.opering on divis.
ions in Turkey. contrived a, grea, ex.
pense in tie Southern Provinces.
The Moni,eur abiding TO the arrest of
Dillon says the Minister of France a,
Washington threatens 10 bring infrac.
ton under the notice of the Government,
of the United States. The Cabine, does
not admit of single doubt of its being
disposed TO do justice to so just COM
plant.
A Geographic dispatch dated Go,tlaud,
says that both the English and French
fleets were 20 miles from Swaborg, and
expected TO attack the latter place on the
18Th. Sixteen Russian ships of the line
we're in Swaborg, and the harbor was
blockaded by sinking ship loads of rock
within it.
A rumor prevailed that the Emperor
of Austria said publicly to the Duke of
Gotha, IL give my word and honor, that
If the Emperor of Russia does not evac.
uate the Principalities. l will declare
war against him." He is also reported
to have given the Duke permission to
report these remarks to his master.
A letter from Widen, May 3O.E.
says the Russians on leaving Lesser
Wailacbia, carried off with them all the
archives. public money and yaluables of
the converts and churches.
FURTHER NEWS.
LIVERPOOL MARKET-Flour advanc-
ed Is; whea. Sd; corn dull at previous
rates; lard nominal; tallow less active;
butter and cheese IN request at full pri-
| ces.
Accounts from Vienna state that i, is
not doubted that Russia has rejected The
Austrian summons.
The conference between the Emperor
and the King Of Prussia resulted salts
factory TO the allied powers.
Prussia will send an envoy to ST. Pc
tersburg to supper, the summons already
dispatched by Austria.
No important battles have been Tough,
on the Danube.
The Russians have retired from Jas
say.
1t has been decided to send 10000 of
the troops TO Varna and 40. 900 TO Sebas.
topol.
The report that the Turkish comman-
der of Silistfia had been killed was IN.
true.
The English forces are now encamp.
ing a, Derna.
No further negotiations have taken
place either on the Black Sea or the
Danube.
The allied fleets in the Baltic were
before Swaborg.
Preparations were being made by the
Turkish commanding officers for the re-
lief Of Silistria.
The Russians in Lesser Wailachia
were subjected to pillage.
The Russians are collecting forces in
Finland and apparently threatening Swe.
den and Norway.
Grea, fears respecting the crops were
excited in France by the continued rains
An advance in the price of -four,
whea, and the funds had been caused
thereby.
Much excitement prevails at Berlin
that the Russians had changed their
headquarters at Jassay.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July l.
The treaty with Mexico was ratified
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