Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Canada at Halifax.

July %, arrived at Halifax, July 81.
The WAR.-No change has occurred in the
state of the Eastern affairs. Nor is change
likely to occur until after farther considera-
ton by the English and French governments,
of the recent conduct of Austria.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Chronicle, makes the following important
communication. He says the cabinets of vi
emma and Berlin have communicated to the
English and French governments, the i'm
preston produced upon them by the answer
OF the Emperor Nicholas to the summons sent
him by Austria, to evacuate the municipalities.
The German Powers announce, that in
theiropinion the propositions contained in the
Russian answer, if not altogether satisfactory,
appear to them calculated to serve as a basis
for further negotiations, and they propose that
Prague be fixed upon as the seat OF further
conferences They moreover express an
opinion that it will not be possible to call upon
Russia to evacuate the principalities, if it be
not at the same time clearly understood that
the allied powers shall stop all their move
ments in advance.
A private Geographic despatch from Con-
stantinople, received in Paris, states that the
Russians had met with check near Batoum.
1000 Turks have been sent from Verna into
Circassia.
In other words, Austria has fallen back into
alliance with Russia. All the Austrian re-
serves are to be called out and placed upon
war footing.
Accounts from st. Petersburg state that the
Gar is determined not to yield, but discon-
tent prevailed in the capital.
The details received show that the recent
victory at Giurgevo was achieved by the
Turks unassisted, leaving the whole bank of
the Danube, from Turna to Oltenitza, in their
hands
The main body of the Turkish army is said
to be marching towards the mouth of the
Danube, leaving garrisons at Giurgevo and
Czernavoda.
Excepting a handful of French at Giurge-
go, none of the Anglo-French have yet been
in action.
The Anglo French have repaired and occu-
pied the Russian batteries at the Sulina
mouth of the Danube, and are employed in
removing sunken ships from the channel.
The Russian hotilla must soon fall into the
hands of the allies.
The free navigation of the Danube is again
re- established.
English seamen from the fleet have been
sent to man Turkish boats in the Danube,
with the intention to capture the Russian
river fotila.
The Russians have burned the town of
Matzchin.
Gen. Aurep having been disgraced from
rank for want of success, shot himself.
French troops from Adrianople are march
ing towards Varna.
The British are in camp at Varna.
The French and English are slowly draw
ing their lines closer round the Russians.
Omar Pasha reviewed the nglo-French
force at Varna.
On the 18th, the combined fleets were seen
off AkerInan, sailing east. 1t was reported
that Admiral Bruat had forced the entrance
to the mouth of the Anapa.
AsIA.-Kerim Pasha surprised $1,000 Rus
slams and defeated them, capturing 6 guns
and 400 prisoners at pass i'll the mountains.
GREECE. = The Porte consents to reopen
Turkish ports to Greek merchants, but de-
mands from Greece indemnity for losses sus-
tanned through the Greek instruction.
SPAIN.-The news is very important. The
instruction is spreading rapidly. 1t is tele-
graphed from Bayonne on the 10th, that Mad
rid and the ganison have pronounced against
the Queen. The cabinet is dissolved San
Luis, the premier, has fed. Narvaez has
offered to form new ministry. Espartero
has placed himself at the head of the insur-
gents, and is marching ON Madrid with the
centre division, while General Zabano adj
vances with force from the Basque proyin-
ces.
The French government is said to favor the
instruction. An aide-de-camp of the King
of Portugal is said to have sought an inter-
view with Napoleon, to consult him on the
subject. The Emperor replied that he could
not enter into the project, but did not say he
would interfere to prevent it. 1t is surmised
that Russia is implicated in the Instruction,
with view of distracting the attention of
France and England.
Generals Concha and Gonzales Bravo have
arrived in England. Manuel Concha has es-
capped from the Canary Islands. General MAJ
zuales has fled to France. The Insurgents, if
successful may offer the throne to Don Pc
dro, of Portugal.
The cities of Victoria, Burgos, Valladolid,
Grenada, Saragossa, Fampeluna, Barcelona,
San Sebastian and several small cities, also
the Balearic Islands, have declared for the in
surgents, Saragossa is expected to join the
revolt. The instruction hitherto is mostly
military, but citizens are now joining it.
Wauchwords are, '' Viva la Constitution
"Down with the Ministry" "Down with On
Christina" Guerilla bands have appeared in
Catalonia. Rumors were current that Queen
Christina had fled to Bayonne, and that Queen
Isabella had left Madrid. Doubtful
LATEST NEws.-The list of the new Span
ish Ministry is out, yiz-Duke Rivas, Presi-
dent. Manuel Morgans, Foreign Afairs.--
Rios Rosas, Interior, all moderates-and Sc
nors Larcerna, Justice, Entero, Finance, and
Roada Public Works, all progresistas. A pc
Rod of anarchy is feared.
ATEsT,-Dantzic, july 20tb.-The steam
er Nicolai arrived here from Bero Sound
where she left Sir Charles Naples with the
combined fleets, ON the 18th. The fleet went
to the Aland Islands.
A letter from Kiel, of the 10th, in Berlin
newspaper, says that the French expeditionary
army of the Baltic will dsembark provisional
ly in the Island of Zealand, and that Den
mark will shortly abandon her neutrality.
Prussia and Austria, it is said, have asked
France and England to state the conditions
on which they are willing to conclude peace.
Russian party asserts that the "military
operations Of the allies are nearly at stand
still, and the attack on Sebastopol indefinite
ly postponed An attack upon Cronstadt will
not take place, this year, and great battle
near Bucharest is problematical Hostile ope-
rations are reduced to simple blockade, aud in
the end Russia will triumph by her diplo-
macy"
Hermanstadt, July l6.-The Turks have
taken Pasapaguri, near Giurgevo.
Paris, ednesday.-Advices from Madrid
18th instant, state that the insurgents were
masters during the night. AT in the morn
ing, the troops engaged acted vigorously
against the barbados, but most unsuccess-
fully.
In the House of Lords on Friday, the Earl
of harrington asked the ministers whether
flaoxr had