The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-15
The European War.

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news from the Tribune:
The War.
The rebellion in Thessaly is said to be
gaining ground again. The French steam
Ell Conner had brought four piratical yes
sells into Rhodes The Trieste ZcitUng
says that the ultimatum to Greece de-
mands the observance Of a strict neutrali |
ty, and the punishment of all those who
have joined the rebellion; the immediate
recall of all civil and military officers who
have Joined it, and the refusal to readrnit
into the public service those who had re-
signed Office or left to join the insurgents.
If these categorical demands are not
granted by the 22d, the throne to be de-
clared vacant and new Government es-
tablished.
The William Broderick, whose crew
were imprisoned at Revel, has been re-
leased, and has sailed for England.
The following statements are from the
German papers:
The correspondent Of te Agram Ga
zette, who wrote onthe 18th, says that a
fight had come off in the Vasoeyie dis
trict between the Montenegrains and the
Turks, in which the latter were yictori-
Gus; the former left eight men dead on
field and fed with the conviction at the
same time that the Christian population
had no sympathy for them, and even if
they had, no arms to display it, nor they
on the other hand any arms to spare.
The evacuation of Little Wallachia had
made profound sensation among the
Christians of Herzegovina and of Bosnia.
The Austrian Lloyd, in its supplement
Of May 90, declares, in allusion to the
presence Of Count Avensleben and the
Prussian mission, as likewise the renew
ed conference of the Ambassadors of the
four powers in Vienna, that nothing is
known beyond vague conjecture and in
definite outlines of the secret treaty be-
tween Austria and Prussia; whereas
: something is known respecting the osten-
sible contents, at least, of the Anglo
: French treaty.
The Wanderer says that the Turks are
masters of the Island above and below
4 the mouth of the Aluta. It is also re-
ported that they are in possession Of Turnu
which they are intrenching SO as to make
d it second Kalafat
: In the Jalomitz district, the peasants
e have burned all the hay-stacks collected
:. by the Russians for the use Of their cav
9 AIRY
}, A telegraphic dispatch via Hermannstad
It from Bucharest, of the 10Th, states tha
the Russians, since the 10th, had unex
k pectedly suspended their cannonade a
IS gainst Silistria. One explanation Of this
J. may come from the circumstance tina
> the vanguard Of General Luders, abou
It the 18th, experienced at the hands of {
Turkish division a defeat, accompanied
with very serious loss.
Austria and Prussia will now demand
! that Russia shall evacuate the Turkisl
. territory, and accordingly a draft of not
to russia has been sentby the Vennia Con
. ference to Berlin, for approval Of tn
Prussian Government.
According to advices from Frankfort
:. the Ministers of Austria and Prussia hay
= presented to the Diet the joint declaration
" of Austria and Prussia, announcing tn
'0 continued cordiality of the four Powers
> and declaring that the prolongation o
the struggle between Russia and Turke,
. continues danger to Germany. Afte
submitting the declaration, five proto
d coils of the Vienna Conference were lait
y before the Diet The Austro- Prussial
d treaty was notified to the assembly, AM
III the other German States were invited t,
T. adhere to it.
T. There is no later news from Silistria
d An English division was to embark a
n Constantinople for Varna, and the Frencl
II force was to march to the Balkans on th,
o 25th The Russians were manoeuvering
= to cut off the communication betWeel
1t Varna and Silistria. On the 11th tn,
combined fleets were still cruising befor,
sebastopol. Little else new of war.
" Gen. Forey's division (French) lef
L Malta 22d, in fourteen steamers, to taxi
II possession of Athens.
p In the British Parliament, explanation
had been given respecting various Incl
a dents of the war. Lord Clarendon stat
:, ed that the treaty between Austria anc
=, Prussia would be laid before Parliamen
|. as soon as the protocol containingit shoule
o be received; further, that papers woult
e be laid before the House to show tha
<, coercive measures were necessary agalns
Y Greece; and, finally, that the latest intel
}, ligence received by the British Govern
t. ment was that Persia will remain neutra
in the Turkish war,
@ Spanish advices say that the Blacl
; Warrior affairs is still unsettled, and tha
J. Mr.. Galiano, special messenger to Wash