The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-26
THE EUROPEAN AR.

pc interest this week centres more in negotiations
fighting, although the important announcement is
ved Of violation Of Seryian territory by the Rus
8 at Raderievat.
usria appears to be acting in unison with the
tern Powers, while Prussia leans more to Russia
ough temporizng with both parties.
the 9th, the protocol re-denning the integrity Of
Ottoman Territory signed at Vienna by the Four
ers including Prussia, but simultaneously Herewith
sia introduced into her mutual alliance treaty with
tria conditions and limitations which would render
treaty dead letter. and which Austria consequently
ses to accept The military arrangements arising
OF the proposed treaty have been referred to q
lion presided over by the Prince of Prussia.
was announced that Chevaier Bunsen, the Prussan
ster at Lepdon had been recalled and reason as
ed, but the whole story subsequently contra.
3D.
lnover sides with the Western Powers All the minor
nan States except Bavaria do likewise, and will sup
Austria in forcing Prussia to declare herself should
subject come before the Federal Diet
be independence Beige announces positively that q
ky of permanent alliance-oTensive and defensive
just been signed between France and England, inde-
Rently Of the treaties of the present war.
be Turkish government have ordered all Greeks who
net consent to place themselves under the exclusive
ection Of the Porte, to leave the Turkish territory
in fifteen days from March 30 This expulsion, it is
was determined by the Porte, contrary to the ad
of the representatives of the Four Powers.
TIE BALTIC, April IL, 1854.
hifal Napier left Kioge Bay for Gothland, it being
rted that some of the Russian ports opened,
that Russian squadron Off Farce. Also report
three American ships somewhere in the Baltic,
stores for Russia and an English steamer
despatced after them.
Of the allied feet, excepting the Charkemagne
mer, we're at varna Bay the 26th of March. Eight
ch line battle ships, and six steamers anchored
of Varna and further east we're ten English lineof
le ships and six steamers.
the marines Of the fleets were to land to protect
lmiral Dundas had signalzed his cruisers to take,
and destroy everything His fleets we're in COM
cation with the Turkish land force.
Paskiewitch arrived at Bucharest on the 5th of
brschakof retains command of the army, but sub
to the orders of Paskewich. The latter is invested
the same powers as he had in Poland
the 30th March important sally made from
fat and a sanguinary encounter of four hours dura
took place. The Russians were routed, and were
|ued for q considerable distance.
om March 30th 10 April %, there were engagements
eater or less severity.
was reported that an important battle was fought
Rassova from the % to the 4th of April but the re-
was not stated.
Cycops, British war steamer, arrived at Malta on
til, with important news The Turks purposely left
e'passage for the Russians 10 Hrsova, and then at
ed them in the rear. After hard fight one half of
b. uar oc,,tt To and H.
across the Danube No date Is ziven.
Turks had evacuated the fortress of czernavoda
lie Dobrudscha, which was shelled by the Russians.
was further stated without date that 80 900 Russians
crossed at Galatz without opposition The accounts
pcse occurrences are very confused.
pm Malta the 7th it is stated that English brig
the nanube, and the steamer Crescent, which was
hg it, we're fred into by the Russians. Another
ish brig, name unknown. laden with grain, was sunk
ussian batteries on the Danube
neral Canrobert, with 5000 French troops, arrived
lnstantinople April 8.
V declaration of war by France and England was
IN in Turkey, and caused immense enthusiasm.
WAS reposted that the French Col. Dieu, meritori
Sficer on the staff Of Omar pacha was killed in re-
oissance.
Petersburg was illuminated and 7s Deum sung in
OF the passage OF the Danube.
THE GREEK INsURRECTlON.
counts from Jajna of the Sd announce that the
X insurgents had been repulsed, and Armrc had
surrendered
rkish renforcemsnts had arrived at Treseya and
b nsurrection makes no progress.
Austrian note Of remembrance hal been forwarded
lens holding the Greek government l;able for all
hief arising from tho nsurrection,