Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-29
THE LATE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
FURTHER rATs.S.
ARRIVAL OF rHE STEAMER AMERICA.


The steamship America, which arrived at
Halifax yesterday morning, sailed from Liver
| pool on the 18th. Annexed is q brisf sum-
mary of her news:
PROGRESS OF THE WAR
Count Coronipi entered Bucharest on the
| 9th instant, at the head Of four thousand Ans.
TRAN troops They were we'll received by the
be,vish Pasha has established provisional
administrative council, and named Prince
ContacuEeno the president -eyr
| On the LIST Of September, the Russians COM
| pletely evacuated Galats and Ibrail
! The navigation of the Danube is free
Gen: Kruzenstern has or dered the inhabi.
tants Of Odessa to reduce the city to ashes if
the allies should attempt to take it, and then
retire to Tiraspol The proclamation con-
ciudes: Woe to those who remain behind
or attempt to extingsish the fire.
The debarkstIon of the troops on the Rus
sian coast will take pl ace at Point Buba, where
| here is fifteen farhoms of water. Once landed
thew will entrench, and next defeat the Rus.
slams in the field From the sea, Fort Con
s'antire, mounting ITO guas, will be the prin-
cipal object Of at ack.
A position has been discovered from whence
the Russian feet can be enfiladed and burnt
| or compelled to como out and fight. Prince
Menschikoff conducts the defence Of Sevastopol
| Continual reinforcements arrive at Odessa.
There is ] 600 men in camp, besides q full gar
rison in the city. Many ships have been con-
verted into fire ships A nav levy of ten men
in q thousand, is ordered throughout the ives
;ern portion Of the EN- ire
RumoFs that the French Admiral Hamelin
opposed the Ssvas opol expedition, and that
Admir- al Arnaud took the whole responsibility
are afoat also thai sealed orders are on their
way from France to stop the expedition. These
rumors are not generally credited. however
Orders calling home the Baltic feet to Eng
land causes apprehension that the Russian
feet will escape from the Baltic and commit
devastation on commerce 1t is rumored that
Napier wishes to resign.
The Russians have evacuated Brailow and
Galats leaving the Danube free. Four thou
and were formally received by Omar Pasba
It is reported that Omar and the Austrian
commander subsequently, disagreed
There is q complete rupture between Persia
and the Porte.
| FROM SPAIN.
Letters from Madrid of the 7th inst. 8, ate
| that the payment on the imperial debt. which
had been suspended, would be resumed on the
| 18th inst
| arrived in Portugal on the Sd inst The con.
| 6scation Of her property bad fairly begun
| The Governor Of Ovedo had seized the coal
| mines which formed part of it.
The London Morning Post of the 18th says ::
In Spain, things wear rather bright CON-
plexon The new government seems disposed
| 70 place limits to the march of revolution and
while endeavoring to establish liberty, to check
| the advance Of RIGHTEOUSNESS.
An attempt on a very small scale indeed was
| made on the 28rh of August to get up new dis
| turbances, but it was promptly and effec: ualIy
| put down. Two Of the Madrid newspapers-
| the Nacion and the Diario Espanol-have ven.
| tured to charge the United s. ates Minister a,
the Court of Spain, Mr.. Soule, of the Lone
Star, with having fomented these disturbances
This; however, is very improbable, because
Soule cannot fail to have read his DRY, and to
| have found it there recorded that in January,
| l7l6. the British government arrested the
Swedish minister at Lon.on, Count GyIIen
| berg, and seized his papers, because it believed
| the count to be implicated in treason able pro-
ceedings against The crown Of Engisni
There Is therefore point at which diplo-
| matte immuni les cease, and it does not seem
consistent with the acuteness of his adopted
| country that Mr.. SouIe should have riskei his
privileges in the hopeless object. no doubt
falsely ascribed to him, OF establishing repub
licanism in Spain.
He has however. quilted the country for
| the present, perhaps from feeling of delicacy.
and is to take up his temporary residence on
| tho French territory, where we presume his
passport will operate as ticket Of leave.
-tt MISCELLANEOUS.
The expedition against Sevastopol did sail
| on the 4th inst, and consisted Of 600 ships
| and transports.
The London Morning Post altogether dis
| credits the charge made against Mr.. Sou,e Of
having been connected with the last attempt
ed revolution at Madrid.
The China mails state that the threatened
attack on Canton is still in abeyance There
| was grea, Com usion, and trade was stagnant
The C'imea expedition has sailed "a 900
| strong, with seven hundred ships. aud will be
| before Sevastopol On the 10th. The news OF
| the land NJ is expected at Varns On the 10th
1t is reported that the Baltic feet will re-.
turn to England, and that Napier will resign
| Doubtful
| Austria has officially notified the Western
powers Of the Gear 8 refusal. The powers
themselves are satisfied with an armed neu-
| traiity on the pars Of Austria.
French 10 IN of four hundred million francs
is proposed.
| The India mail arrived at Trieste brings
dates from Calcutta to August 18th, Shan CHA,
| to August 18th. and Canton to July Goth
| India trade was favorable. China was very
dull and great confusion exists.
The insurgents had taken several places
| near and threaten Canton The foreigners
are protected by the factory ships.
Military exercises continue at Boulogne
On the IA b q sham battle was enacted The
invading army of 10000 advanced from St
Omar To attack BOuiOgne. and was met by the
| army of defence of 10000 After an immen,
ire and smoke Boulogne was supposed to be
| taken - :,
Tue French Minister is recalled from Berlin
and Ferdinand Banott appointed in his pl ace.
The cholera was rapidly abating in Paris
The republican party in Spain are ex-
fremeiy uneasy, and another outbreak is cen
sidered near. The republicans were tho
| roughly organized throughout the couutry "A
programme of the intended move nent has
been secretly circulated. The Marquis of
| Aibarda, who is recognized as at the head of
| the movement keeps concealed Public o. in
| ion also connects Soue with the movement.
Queen Christina has arrived at Lisbon, fr m
| whence she embarks for France
LATEST BY THE AMERICA
The Crimea expedition is the largest in the
| annals OF warfare. The aeet numbers Is 600
| sailors and 1000 cannons. Among the land
force are 10000 English, $4,000 Turks, and
| 10 900 Egyptians.
The EDgli-h squadron left Varna on the Sd.
The French under General Arpaud. and the
Turks, sailed on the 5th to join tho British of
The mouth OF the Danube
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. 2 D. m.-Cotton ia
unchanged sales of 5000 bales, including
L 500 for export Bre ,dsuffs are unchanged
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