The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-07-12
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News received that the Turks have beat
IN the Rassians: forcing them to retreat
across the Da0ube, and destroyed the seige
works OF Silestria They consider this vie-
tory will ahange the face Of the campaign
A conspiracy TO ass'sssinate Napoleon was
discovered N SCu'h france. Oue huodted
aad iil,v arrests we've made
The complicated negotiation continues.
Tne pqpers Announce that on the l7.h
ult. Paskieyitch received orders from 81,
Petersburg TO return beyond l'ruth.
The Paris Moniteur of the 18Th ann unce
that the TurkSmale tremendous sortie
from Silistrla, ahd attacked lhe Russiaus
with great fury Gen. Schelders received "A
wound in the left les rendering amputation
necessary.
The kussians had sprung three mines be-
fore Silistria, but withoat doing any dam
mage, aud were prepared to make a breach
ON Sllissria, when they were attacked on
three sides BY the Turks, and fearful siaugh
ter ensued and the Russians fed.
The Turkish brigade from Shumla sue
eeeded in entering Silistria on the l3th.
The Russians were employed in removing
their dead on the 4th and 5th.
Three Russian generals were wounded.
The garrison of IIuchok went over to the
/ laud Of Mokan and DESTROYED all the Rus
SLAMS works there.
Gen. Gratenhielm's division is said to
have defeated two Turkish brigades with
5000 cavalry and 40 guns.
The Turks have driven the Russians
out Of Tarturkey, which they occupied with
q strong garrison. Gen. Luders was a
nlougst the wounded at Siistria.
Its said much disuniou exist, among the
Russian Generals at Head quarters, proba-
bly, induced by i'll success.
Austrias summons that Russia should
evaeuate the Principalities is aid TO have
Caused natural irritation at St, Petersburg,
and answers under discussion.
Prince Paskiewitch, who was on the road
to Jassey, is ssid to have been ordered to
take Silistria at any cost.
Advices from Turin states that Judge
aabAy, who was charged with prelimna-
sies to enquire iato the case Of parties
charged with the assassination of the Duke
of Porma, was mortaly wounded in the
streets Of Parma on the 18th of June
Advices from Madrid to the 18th, say
that Gen. S. Orlando and Missena, were
arrested on the charge of harboring Gen.
O,Donnell. Messna escaped and Ollando
was sent to Calico.
Dispatches from Vienna state that the
convention was concluded at Constantinope
between Austria and the Porte, relative to
the Danubeian Principalities. The condi'
tions being, if Lussia voluntarily retires, the
Austrian troops will enter the Principalitles
and form defence between Russia and
Turkey; if Russia refuses to retire, Austlif
will take such steps as appear necessary tt
insure her doing so.
The Russians were surprised and beateI
by the Circasians.
The latest telegraph dispatches state tha
at the conference of Teschein that Prussl
would not formally declare war on Russia
but place portion of the Prusian army un
der the orders of the Emperor of Austria,
Gen. l'umenderbey has succeeded to tn
CHIEF command Of the Austrian forces o
the Dlnube, IN consequence OF the wound
received by Gen. Luders, who had his ja
carried awavsby cannon ball.
II telegraph dispatch says an English tte'
ofa2warts Of 40 vessels were signaled
Cfonstrad at Silistria.
Gortschalkeotf was severely wounded an
Gen. Schilders had his leg shot of, tW
other Generals were killed. The carnae
among the Russians was dreadful, they IT
tired, fighting, across the Danube. Pursl
inc their advantage, the Turks crossed 4
arm Of the river, seized the Isle Of hop
and blew up the Russian seige works there
On. The Turks then erected Eemporai
batteries on the bank of the river before I'll
north face Of the fortress of the Russian ba
talions. The enemy retreated in good ord
across the river, destroying their bridge
The Russians at The latest dates were IN Il
vicinity Of Kalarasich, waiting reinforc
ments and orders. Victory gained entir
ly by the Turks. The whole plan of o
erations must now be altered. 1t is su
missed that Paskiewitch will order the who
Russian forces to fall back on Jassy. E
this the Russians probably have relnquls
ed all the positions on the left side OF 7
!. Danube, excepting forts dorssova, Matsoh
and Nosakalscha
5000 Turks occupied Turtukia.
It is reported, but doubted, the Turk
Garrison at RuIschuck crossed to GuergeN
and killed 400 Russians and took 9 guns.
Admiral. Dundas and Hamelin issued
circular announcing the close, By blockat
OF the mouth of the Danube.
Most Of the feet cruising off Sebastop
Six or eight ships at Yarna assisting to CO
ysy troops TO English ships The All
and Vulture while landing l50 men at K
va we're attacked and driven back with t
loss Of three officers and three seaWen k
led, aud two officers and fourteen seam
wounded. and twenty-five taken prisone
Napier sent four ships against the pla
The British feet under Admiral Plu
yidQe, took possession Of Foruia unoppost
Itjsto be fortified as station for Engli
troops.
We have Greek adyices from Missolong
to the I4th June.
The insurrection is totally extinct in E
rus, but some Turkish have been sent
Thessaly, where the Insurgents refuse
submit
The U. S frigates Cumberland and
Yanak were at the Peraeus.
There is report current that the RI
rians had again made peace oyertures tn
Austria, but the terms are said to be
iatnnadiate rat,rarnent form Vnrkey It G