The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-11
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telIigence
Accounts from Alexandria to April Sd states tina,
the Consul General of Austria, to whom the protec-
ton Of Russian subjects had been conded since the
departure Of their own Consul, had officially inform
ed them that he should cease to protect them after
the 10Th inst. and that they must prepare to leave
Egypt by that date. The rupture of diplomatic rela-
tons between the Porte and Greece leads to the be-
lief that the Greeks at Alexandria will also cause
great perturbation in the commerce Of that city, as
the Greeks very there and almost all OF
them are Merchants. The rising in Epirus had pro
duced considerable agitation among the Greeks both
at Cairo and at Alexandra.
The navigation in the Baltic is opening.
The steamer Harbinger, from Port Phillip January
% arrived at Southampton April 13, with 1892
ounces of gold. No later news.
Admiral Boxer (Britsh) and staff passed through
Paris 18th on the way to the East.
Prince Napoleon embarked at MarseiIles 18th for
ConstaLtinople.
The Patne contraticts the reported death of Col.
Dieu, in the staff of Omer Pasha.
The French squadron that has sailed from Brest,
under Admiral Deschenes to reinforce Napier in the
u
ble, Jenaypes, Tage, Breslau, and figates Darien,
Poursuvante and Semillante.
All the Russian Baltic ports are formally declared
under blockade by the allies. A heavy cannonade
was heard in the Baltic the night of the 18th and
10Th, giving rise to the rumor of battle, but it was
only the ships exercising. The fleet in sight of
Bornholm on the 10th. Gen. Wysocki is to COM
mand the Polish legion in the Turkish service. LII
ders at Hirsova awaiting the arrival of Gocha-
koff from Bucharest.
From Paris it is stated that on the 18th copies OF
treaty Of alliance, offensive and defensive, ercha,s
ged between France and England.
At St. Petersburgh, on the 9Th, Government paper
was at IL per cent. discount.
At Riga, the failure of commercial house in the
oil trade to the of f4OO, 900 was reportcd-
Russian dealers alone suffer.
The whole of the Danish Cabinet remains in Of.
fee.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, April 19-9 A. NJ.
CoPENHAGEN, Tuesday.-Seven merchant prizes
are in Kioge Bay.
The Danish Cabinet rcma;ns in Office bu. the par
liamentary leaders will be dismissed.
The Grand Duke Constantine has assumed the
command Of the Russian feet. and hoisteh his flag
on the 1st
Lord Raglan left for Marseilles ON Tuesday morn-
ing.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, 10th.-Varna, which was on
" defended by 5000 men, has asked for reinforce
ments from the fleet; the English and French troops
arrived at Gallipo will, it is said, he ordered there.
AT Mashin the combat was sangunary; three
Russian and three Egyptian batlaons remained dead
the field.
The Sulina mouths Of the Danube are still blocked
up.
LIVERPOOL. Wednesday, April 10, 1854.
1t is confirmed that the Russians have entered Ser
via force crossed the 18th aud occupied Turna
The important fortress Of Tchaking ESQ spelled in
the eIeg aph di>patch) in Lower WaIlachia, was de-
stroyed by accidental fire, together with all the Rus
sian stores, SC.
The Russians were threatening to cross at a high
er point up the river.
The ship Lucy, from Liverpool for Mobile, had
been towed into Ramsey, Isle of Man, leaky.
The Troy Times says that family in that city,