The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-21
Further Foreign News.

| Asia, al New ork. We have since Tccefyed our
files OF foreign papers, and give the following aal
tioaal items ofimerest:
The AAaico dethl Faptiqf6q Of Parma, publishes
letter, written FROM New York. by man named
Cara, formerly in the service of the late Duke OF
Parma. The writer states that he assassnaied The
Duke revenge for having been caHed BY his ORDERS
and another orcasion struck in the face by the
Duke himself. The details given BY the writer leev-
ing doubt 10 the truth Of his statements the
government has set at liberty the three persons who
( in prison suspicion 10 being the authors OF
the crime. On The sabject, dispatch from
Paris OF date 2Gt, says "a public funetionary of
PonTenoll, whose deposition could cast some light
upon the assassination OF the Duke Parma has been
mortay wounded by the blow of u stiletio.
In the treaty with Austria, il Is added that Aus
/ tria VIII moi enter into any arrangement with the
Court ct Russia which shall not proceed on the Is
sumption Of the sovereign right of the Sultan and the
/ integrity of his empire. Austria will evacuae the
Prnclpalitles the conclusion OF the peace with the
! least possible delay.
IL was known al .;erlin that it was resolved al 81.
Petersburg 20 give negative answer 10 the Austro-
Prussing summons but IN such way as TO make
negotiations possible different basis, namely
Russia would continue 10 occupy Muldavia. The
Sereth which forms the front betw the piin-
cpalifes, would be guarded, and Immediately after
the entry Of the Apstraus into Wallachla the Tur-
kish detaehrd corps would leave Lesser Waliaebia.
The london It0les correspondent at IenGa states
on the 30h nit. that Baron Meyrnlorf reccTved his
b
iIcvrd that diplomatic relations With Russia viii be
btoken of. Count Coronni is TO enter Lftie Walla-
cha by way Of Qlsoga, with about $4,000 men, on
July 3d
Il is stated ia despatch from Constan'inoq!e Of
The 3nth nit, that the epbarkauon al French troops
for Earna continues. The Duke Of Cambridge had /
arrived between farna and Shunla wttre The En- /
gllsh forces are estimated at twenty thousand and
the French al forty Thousand.
The Journal of Consantinople, whilst confirming
the the rufLs Stli>tIa tbat three
Thousand Bashi-I Iazouis, who had takeH Russian /
outpost, had heen attacked by Russian force Triple
ther number, and that after desperate struggle III
teen hundred OF them we're killed. The Russians
lost one thousand four hundred.
On the 20th and 33d OF Juue the Turkish vanguard
o twenty-five thousand men attacked The Russian /
suard, ard drove II beyond Trajau's Wall.
The Car had set ont on his way 10 the South /
After Snort star at Kaew, II is said that ne viii
proceed 70 the Clmea 10 inspect the tortresses on he
Black Sea.
4 letter from Shuma states that the auxiliary
troops in concert with the allied fleet and under rr
personal command OF Marshal ST. Armand, are GER
iainy to undertake expedition against The CrIm"a.
TWO hundred transports are being prepared, IN con-
sequence, al FarEa and at Balt>cbck.
IT is slated in a Vienna letter of the 2Jih ut. in
the Post Ampt Gazette that orders had been off
by telegraph 10 Trieste that all the Austrian vessels
OF ready TO put >hond leave for the East,
and the irigate Venus had sailed at
The IransyIvanan Messenger states from Cron-
stait. Moldavia thar the Russians officers
mandn9 the detachment stationed along the ostlers
of that province. have received orders to transmit
headquarters all the information they glean re-
spectng the movements OF the Austrian troops. The
posts Of Co>saks nave been withdrawn from the from
tier. and concentrated al Romania.
The total force of the active army viii amount in
fortnight to 500 000 reaching line from the
frontiers OF Daimatla 10 those Of the BuknviRa.
The reiFograde movement Of the Russian army
appears TO be longer doubtful It Is only the char
acter OF their retreat which remains mystery.
They write from Bucharest that the evacuation OF
Walachia and It's capital, will take place on tie 2Gh
9th at latest. By superior ORDER the archives,
the public money, the Walachian militia and func
tonaries 10 follow the movement, which thus
appears TO lose its political character, and to
that OF purely stTategical combination.
Although the fact of the positive raising of the
siege OF Stli,tria is not known, yet have learnt,
that the works have been interrupted the action
of the 18th, and every military agrees in
slerins prolonged occupation of the right hank of
the Danube, impossible in the face othe offensive
aovcment expected from dav to day OF the army at
0mer Pacha and the auxiliary troops. Already sew
eral letters announced that the Russians have ahan
doned the DobrudScha. We shall soon learn that
the whole army Is falling hack towards the line OF
! the Sereih and the Pruth.
The Convention concluded on the Eth of June with
the Ottoman Porte, insures and regulates the freedom
OF the movements of Austria for the occupation of the
PrincipaltP~, but the Cabinet of Vienna will only
take its dua re,olutions upon this subject after
cevng the reply OF the Cabinet OF ST. Petersburg to
its last summons
Colonel ManeuiFsl was only expected to arrive at
81. Petersburg on the l9thor 2O,h. Nothing will be
done before the delivery nf The Prussian Note and
he reply OF he Emperor Nicholas viii not be known
at Vienna until The commencement of July.
SABGATH SCHOOL ANNivER5ART.
| How pleasing j, is to behold the smiling faces and
| the iunoceut enjoyment OF sabbath School Scholars
on the anniversary day! Indeed, parents, teachers
and children are then all happy together.
! invited to attend the celebration of the Ger
Reformed Sabbath School OF Schesburg on last
/ Saturday | was Delighted; happier little band |
I never The School formed procession the
Church and proceeded thence Judge Schell's large
and beautiful grove east OF the town. Aiter singing
and prayer, address was delivered by the Rev. b
Hecherman the EMISSION OF Sabbath Schools
After the address, feast of good things served
| up. II was feast, indeed. The table we'll
loaded with the choicest cakes aud the richest delca
cies. Much praise due ladies' oil the School
their taste displayed ~ getting up the entertainment
After ieastlng sunptuosly and enjoying themselves
delightfully."-. The party concluded lis entertainment
/ with nIa>teTly performance of several delightful
pieces OF vocal music, conducted by Mr.. George J.
liock, favorably known master of MUSIC.
AMlCUS.
'GoD BLESS YOU ny LITTLE Fellow !'-
A crippled bsggar, in large city, was striving
TO PICK up some old clothes that had been
! thrown him from a window, when crowd Of
rude boys gathered about him, mimiching bis
I awkward movements, aud hooting at his help
! essneSS and rags. Presently noble little tci-
( low came up, and pushing through the crowd,
helped the poor crippled man to pick up his
glilS, and placed them NJ bundle. Then slip
! pIng piece oi silver INTO hls hand, he was
running away, wien a voice far above hun
/ said, ''Ltie boy with straw hat look up.'
/ He did so: and A lady ipanin,r from an uut,ar