New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE UNION.

BE- the L. S. Mail Steamer Union which arrived this
morning from Southampton and Havre, have dates
from Southampton and London to the 2nd, Havre and
Liverpool to the LIST.
The Washington arrived off Cowcs on her WY 20 Bre
men on the Goth ult.
The West India Steamer Terror arrived at southehp-
ton on the 3Oth glt, with sl,74o,oOO in specie.
The America arrived at Liverpool from Boston and
Halifax the 3lst u.
The L. s. Mail steamer Baltic arrived &. Liverpool at
A. VI. on the ID inst.
FL Hamee Pacha Oldest son Of Abbas Pacha accompa-
MED by the Egyptian Commanderin-Chci, the Director
General of Transit, and suite, arrived at
Southampton the Goth ut in Egyptian Steamfgate
intending to pay visit to the Queen Of England but
Learning of the death of bis father, which occurred
day after his departure from Alexandra, he decided 20
disembark and was about TO return to Egypt.
elegraphic dispatch from Vienna states that the Rus
sans were totally defeated Slobodyie the 22d July
by the Turks and that they lost $4,000 men and 500 pris
oners. The Austrian Correspondent, however, contra
diets this intelligence Thirty thousand Otfomans had
crossed the river Qenetza ThepostOn Of the armies
was as follows The vanguard of the allied troops at
Oresti The Turks had advanced from Giurgeyo to Po-
duna. The Russian rearguard was retreating lighting
upon Kalogereni British and French officers
of Prince Napoleon would probably be the first to
Walachia. Dispositions this effect already made
Everything showed an intention make serious attack
Bucharest
Accounts from varns mention the. Grand Council Of
War held the 18TH at which Oner Pacha and the
allied GeIeras present. The fleets still renamed at
Batschk but great operations evidently on the eve
of taking place Numerous transports at Consan-
nope working day and night to take in water provisions
and stores Sisra he's been vctualed for three months
The King and Queen of Prussia reached Iscbel on the
3lst ult where the Emperor Of Austria was staying.
Their conference had great significance.
Important is hourly expected from the Baltic.
The English squadron with French troops passed Gohand
the 27th july
telegraph from Stockholm states that a heavy can
popadng bad been heard at intervals the direction OF
Bomarsund
Rear Admiral Martin with ships watching the
HesiDgfors.
RearAdmiral Chads wss to effect the bombardnent OF
Bomarsund as soon the French troops destined 10
by the Aland Islands should arrive
The main force of the allied fleets at Led Sound
south of the Aland Islands, the 25th July
Another letter from Constantnople airms that the ex
petition to the Crmes is positively decided upon, and
that it would be commanded by Marshal st. Arnaud, who
was to have with him 100000 Flatbottomed boats
for the Decentralization of troops were being constructed
in the arsenal of Constantnople.
report was current in London but believed to be pre-
matore that Bomarsund had been taken with great loss
on both sides.
The most important news, however, is that given in
The London Times of the I'd nst to the effect that tho
Russian army fn retreat from Fraiesh to Bucha-
rest Its vanguard at Thedvaa, two hours distant
from Bucharest The artillery, baggage and hospitals in
three long columns, marching toward the sereth.
The retreat affirmed TO be from stragetic causes
The news from Spain ia favorable and tranquility
has been preserved Espartero entered Madrid on the
goth Of July and received with enthusiasm. pro-
camaton had been issued by the Queen testng her con-
fdence in the people and in Esparero This manifesto
had been well received The militia doing duty at
the palace conformity with the infantry OF the line De-
taehments of the garrison and OF the civil guard had fra
,ernzed with the national guard at the Puerto del Sol
The Queen has restored Generals Donne Serrano and
Duce to their rank and recalls the Generals and other Of
fcals banished by the San Luis Administration ODon-
nell entered Leve with his forces the 2lst July On
the oath General Baser Bsglen, and about to sur
render his General Rendon. Queen Christina
is allowed 10 leave the kingdom without violence but
she hositaes, che is to be removed by force.
On the Goth ult the Danish Govern nent proclaimed
the Constitution for the entire monarchy The Council IS
to consist of dfty members.
slight republican manifestation took place in Paris
the 2sih u when great many people visited the COLI
umn of July Some persons wearing pink in their button
holes arrested.
Parma was tranquil on the 25th ut Several Of the in
sureents had been killed and II wounded in a skrmish
which occurred on the ed. Two soldiers who had joined
the movement had been shot. Numerous Austrian re-
endorsements had arrived