Butte record., 1854-07-22
Progress Of the Wa.
POSITION OF AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

Although nothing decisive has YET occurred.
the news from tie East begins t8 assume
greater interest. TAe Russians have III las1
beeu driven from tae whole line ot the Car
cassian coast ana taeir oHly means Of canGig-
nicatinE with tae army ~ alc.i nee threatens
hars AMI Erzsroum. viii be hencefurth. py
way OF The Caspian sea The n dependence
OF Georgla has been proclaimed, ojt VIC have
vet to learn by whom, and ia what manner.
Tifis, It's capital. is s,lll iu the hants of The
Russians The allied fleets r. the Baca Sea
have net Yet recovered from the fatigue Of
sheir recent lahors at odessa, Tor We have not
u word concerning them
Silistria still utliutaius its glorious defense
$he RussioHs having been repulsei NJ every
attack they have made Oaar 2 ss-aa. since
dis conference with the French and English
generals AZ Narna. IS Advancing toward ne
ssrtress with all Ihe force of Als ca.anlnl,
and an -a-enent on a grand scaie VS.. eT-
pec;ei. The c5mmrnicatln between Sli.stria
and Shuulia was stll kept opan, notwithstaa3-
ing the great increase CT Ile Russian force
winch invests the former place.
There Is nothing Of not from the Billie
The attack On the fort Of Gustavsvara is not
even coDfrmel TIE French feet, however,
had leit kiel aud would in few days join
S.r Charles Napier squadron. BlJ eur news
from the Baltic VIII probably be. for some
time to come, thai something Is going 10 nap
pen SIR james Graham has announced 10
the House Of Commons that aH ARgio-Frenc1
squadron has Ss4ilel Tor the - a4te sea. In
Denmark there appears y 1aFe been coup
egsf1i on q small scale. 0ecasionei by iAe
growing anti i-l,gssians feeling Of the people.
The ultimatutn u Aastria--0r wha- was
considered sueA-was 10 have been dispatched
from vienna on the q inst. AT tie same
tine we learn thas frlaan has been - i-nel for
the occupation by Austria el M3uEenegro,
Albania aud serTia, ~ occls,qa shall de-
man il A. dinner given by The sultan
10 the Duke Of Cambridge, Marshal 81 Ar
maud stated ii the arse Of his speech, That
be hepe1 soon TO announce the alliance of a
third great power. The Austrian Minister,
who vas present said nothing l. remains
TO be seen whether these sgraws lnhcate a
breeze from Vienna, or merely another eddy
Of that wind from the same quarter. which
has yet blown good to nobody.
THE AUsrRIN SUMMONS 70 Russia
From yieana. May 81, It IS stated that on
June ,, the Austrian summons 70 evacuate
the Turkish Territory would be seat to s..
Petersburgh.
Letters from Belgrade and Widiiu state that
Australia troops were continually coming ao"n
the Danube in the direction OF OrsoYa and the
now concentrated in Hungary anl Transyl7a-
MIA Another dispatch says Austria sends
troops into 0rsova.
THE SIEGE OF SILlsrRIA-
The following semi-oficial announcement
appears in the Paris .n1HitsRr-
4 communication from Belgrade. by tsle-
graph. dated May %. states that the Russians
have attacked S.iistria with all the disposAole
forces they had upon that point
This attack. directed simultaneously from
the Danube and from land. was renewed four
times and was four Jimeo repulsed BY the
besiezel Il IS stated that omer Pasha Is
preparing to 20 to the relief Of the place -
The resistance Of Silistria continued with sue
cess on the 26th May.
Turkish accounts Through Vienna state
that on ;he 9TH Nay the fortress srill deien-
dei itself brsnely. that the news Of the dsSpo-
sition to treat on the part Of the Turks was
altogether false, and the word capiiuiallon
had never beea uttered. There was 9O,oO0
Russians, it was said, around oilistria.
Operations from tho isionas OF the Dana be
we're again suspended. in consequence OF the
: aight OF the river The damages done 10 the
s.i.foatiens hy the bonbarament, were Re