Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-08
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
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The Atlantic arrived at New York about
Saturday evening. She left Liverpool at noon
on the Goth, and brings l72 passengers.
There is little from the seat of the war
Everything is apparently deferred, awaiting
the action of Austria.
Prussia more than ever holds aloof from
the western powers, and favors Russia and
the fleets and armies remain as at last adviees.
Another battle has been fought at Giurge-
vo, but we have no details, except that the
Turks claim the victory, and state that two
Russian generals were wounded.
The Anglo French have not yet seen the
enemy.
Gortschakof announces his determination
to hold the municipalities with 200, 900 men,
if necessary.
Nothing from the Baltic fleet, but when the
French land force arrived, it is decided to
take and keep Aland Isles as an inducement
to the Swedes to Join the western powers.
Nothing later from the Black Soa, or from
Greece or Asia.
The British parliament has voted an extra
war credit of $1,000, O0O sterling.
In SPAIN the Instruction is triumphant
The new Rivas ministry has resigned, and the
Queen has besought Espartero to form gov
eminent. There was barricade fighting in
Madrid on the 18th and 10Th. Queen Chris
tina's palace and the residences of her favor
ties were sacked and demolished. Christiana
with her minions, have fled into France, the
people demanding her head.
All the chief cities have joined in the in
surrection. The Carlst guerillas are up in
Navarro. General San Miguel is named min
lister of war.
AUsTEIA.-A despatch from Vienna, dated
July 22d. says Prince Gortschako.Fs mission
70 fbo hoe {, 81
or Francis Joseph will not disappoint the ex-
pectation of Europe.
The Russian army at Bucharest has received
large reinforcements. Orders, it is said, had
arrived on the llth from st. Petersburgh to
drive the Turks across the Danube, at any
cost.
A Malta letter reports the death of Gen.
Ney, and the death of the Russian general
Chrulef is confirmed.
At Frankfort on the 23d the German diet
acceGed to the Austro- Prussion treaty Of ALI
ance by sixteen votes to one against the mo-
ton.
An army of $4,000 men is to be concen-
trated between Zegedin and Arad.
The Turks remain close to the Danube
10000 men are strongly certifying Giurgevo.
The Russian centre is moving towards Fax
shine, because the Austrians are marching
from Pennsylvania northward for concentra-
ton in the Bukowina.
The Latest Aspect Of the ITar.-T From the
London Times, July %. -" According to the
most recent Geographic dispatches aud the
ministerial announcements in both houses last
night, two points of infinite Importance to
the further course of the war are now
swered. 1t is affirmed with confidence both
that the Emperor of Russia will maintain the
occupation Of the municipalities by force at
arms, and that the Emperor of Austria will,
if necessary, by force of arms, eXpel him. If
these resolutions have indeed been finally
taken by the courts of st. Petersburg and
Vienna respectively, there will be an end to
all those delays and uncertainties which have
hitherto attended the land operations of the
war. Austria, in virtue of her double en-
gagement with Europe and with the Porte,
will enter the Danubian provinces in imposing
strength. Nor is it to be reasonably assumed
that the forces of the Gar, distracted as they
will be by the expeditions TO the Baltic and
the Crimea, can Withstand these new allies
with the victorious troops of Omar Paoha.-
1t would not, however, be prudent to under
rate the strength Of Russia, or to infer that the
Gar is altogether powerless because he has
failed to overcome the stubborn resistance Of
the Ottoman. Though we entertain no doubt
of the ultimate result, we are not disposed to
conclude that the principalites will be cleared
of the invaders without some hard fighting"
The Russians continue to destroy the roads
and bridges leading from Pennsylvania into
Moldavia.
Gen. Luders is concentrating his strength
at Cobilesti, cast of Bucharest. The Turks
are entrenching themselves at Giurgevo.
The advanced force of the British army had
pressed no further than Deyno.
The hey of Tunis sent present of 10000
900 francs to the Sultan.