The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-01
Further by the Atlantic.

non, ami loo prisoners.
The Turks were to make movement TO
relieve Silistria about the 18th.
The Russians are foriifying Jassy.
The whole English light division is now
at Varna.
The third French division was daily ex.
pected to arrive at Constantinople.
A great part of the combined fleets have
left SebastoPol TO transport troops from Con-
stantinople to Varna.
Capt. Clifford, of the war steamer Tiger,
Is dead. lie was severely wounded when
the Tiger went ashore.
The Russian embassy is to leave Ath-
ems.
The dragoon corps have been ordered to
advance by forced marches to Moldavia.
The Pennsylvania frontier is described as
swarming with Cossacks.
The seige of Slstra was continued on the
18th without important results.
The report OF the concentration Of Russian
forces in Moldavia is confirmed.
A portion Of the combined fleets were still
on the Circassian COASTS.
GREEcE.-Frendly relations with the
Western Powers have been re-esta blished.
The reported Greek victory is stated to be
a fiction.
The BLACK SEA- Siistria has repused
four different attacks by the Russians.
The Russian forces are commanded by the
Grand Duke Constantine, and their numbers
were estimated at $4,000.
SwEDEN.-lt is reported that Sweden has
openly declared war against Russia, and that
she has recalled her minister from st. Peters.
burgh.
A dispatch from Serojabah states that
been caDnonaded with success.
PERsIA.-The repute between Persia and
Russia Id said TO be completed, and large
numbers oil Russian subjects had left the
country.
states that the English have appeared again
OH Llbau, and have taken away ten ships
from the harbor.
Young Count Orloff is reported TO be-,
dead.
The Russians have retired again from Les
ser w allachia to concentrate OF Kalafat
AUSTRIA AND PRUssrA.-The Journals Aus
TRAN correspondent states that the meeting
OF the Austrian and Prussian monarchs fur
nlshes another proof that the interests Of
Germany and Europe will be cared for, in
the war now waged Dy Russia against Tur-
key.
The correspondent Of the Chronicle saws:
The result OF the interview was satisfac-
tory, and perfectly consistent with their
avowed policy. No diplomatic note resulted
therefrom. The policy OF the minor German
States fromed the chief object of discuss
ion.
The London Gazette officially announces
the blockade of the Danube by the combined
squadrons.
GREAT BRIrAIS.-The English Crystal
Palace was opened with great pomp, by the
Queen, on the 10th inst. -
La the House of Lords, Lord Aberdeen. in
reply to Lord Derby stated that Lord John
Russell had accepted the Presidency of the
Council, and that before the House met again
a separation OF the Offices now held by the
Duke CT Newcastle would take place -by the
creation OF a new Secretaryship for the War
Department, distinct from the Secretaryship
of State for the Colonies.
CHrNA.--A dispatch dated Hong Kong,
April %, states that it was believed Pekin |
would fall in few DAYS.
The position OF the Emperor was extreme.
ly critical.
The Emperor's residence at Shanghai had |
been insuted and pillaged.
The corps of 1mperlaists had formed them
selves into body OF 800 volunteers, made i
sortie with four guns, and enabled the nsur-
gents to capture the enemy's artillery, and
with immense booty.
The English and French squadrons on the
station were prepared to attack the Russian
fleet.
RUMoREp ATTACK OF SILIsrRIA.-At the
moment OF the Atlantic's departure rumor
was current that the Russians had made an
attack upon Silistra, that the powder maya.
,ine was blow n up, aud that many thousands
were killed. The rumor, however, was not
generally ere lifted.
PARIS FRIDAY EvENrNG.-It was stated
as' night, as positive, that Marshall st. A
hand had written to the government demand
ng another division.
1t would appear that some discomfort is
cit at the conduct OF Prince Napoleon. He
s said to be in constant communication with
refugees, and indeed, the tact of his having
been accompanied by NJ. Emile Girarpin from
Paris to Marselles created considerable dis
pleasure in The highest quarters. II is said
here is every probability of his being soon
recalled, If he does not give up the course he
$ now pursuing.
The Monlture contains decree issued by
he Austrian Government, prohibiting neu- n
raj vessels from carrying Austrian colors
Turing the war between the Western Pow I
IRIS and Russia
1t refused letters of marque and imposes
penalty on Austrian subjects who 1
had taken parts in the armsments
The admission Of prirateers into Austrian 6
larbors in denied, and vessels under Austrian A
'olors are prohibited from carrying troops be.
onging to The beligerent Powers, or to car +,
y articles centraband of war. Any infringe
neDt of this will be visited with the with.
rawal of the protection of the Austsian {
government in case of seizure and Of con- l
scation, and will also entail punishment
The degree 10 have immediate effect.
GIRO ssIA.-A letter from Trebizund says
hat Selim Pnsha has sent 10 00A rennInr