Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-25
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrirnl of rhc Asin.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM TURKEY
Eracuati0a Of M0idarja By tie Russians
ADyANCE or THE rURKs!


The Steamship Asia arrived at New York,
oath, at A. Nj.
The intelligence from the seat of war is
highly important. Gortschakoff the Russian
Envoy at Vienna, announces formally that
Moldayla as well as Wallachia will be imme-
dlately evacuated; consequently the advance
oil the Austnans is countermanded but Aus
ira has subsequently signed an engagement
with France and England, to insist on guar
antees Of future peace from Russia, and not
be satisfied with the status mo.
The russians continue to retreat, and the
Turks to advance, without fighting.
Active preparations continue to be made for
the invasion of the Cumea.
The King Of SaXony was thrown from his
carriage near Insprucl, on the 9th, and kick
ed by one of the horses, had his skull frac-
tured, and died within half an hour.
Prince John, brother of the late king, issued
proclamation, countersigned by the MINIS
tiers, announcing his accession.
Eighty thousand Turks are now stated to
be in Wallachia. The course of the Danube,
from Orsova to Galatz, is now in possession of
the Turks.
A small English expedition, at the Sulina
mouth Of the Danube, had destroyed the Rus
sian stockades and burned Sulina to the
ground
Nothing further from the Baltic, beyond the
= report OF the bombardment and capture o.
Bomarsund.
The converts and some buildings were bonn
barded in the White Sea.
The Paris Moaiteur of the 11th, publishes
the refusal of the French government to grant
an Armistice, but states that peace may be
had on the following terms 1st, The aboli-
ton OF the Russian protectorate over Walla-
cha, Seryia and Moldayia. I'd, The freedom
OF the mouth Of the Danube Sd, A revision
OF the treaty, with reference to the limits of
Russia III the Black Sea- 4th, No power to
have protectorate over Turkish subjects
From Dantzic 18th, it is telegraphed that
5000 French and 600 English soldiers landed
at three points on the island of Aland, with
little interruption and no loss. The forts
We're to be attacked next day.
Austria and Prussia expected soon to pro-
pose to the Germanic Diet that the Federal
contingency be placed on a war footing. The
Prussiau army had not yet been organized
Cholera had broken out violently at Varna
typhus fever also had appeared.
ENGLAND.-In the British Parliament, Mr.
Hume called the attention of Government to
the necessity of taking still more energeti3
measures for the suppression of the Cuban
slave trade. He was sure Espartero would
give his best assistance to carry out the OBJ
ject.
Lord John Russell believed strong efforts
were making by the Spanish authorities, and
that tn use efforts would now be increased. He
promised the British government that he would
keep watchful eye on the subject.
Sir Charles Napier was off Bomarsund in
the ship Bulldog.
A letter in the Times states that the Hud-
sons Bay Company enjoy the exclusive use Of
the Russian American coast, from 81 to Cape
Spencer Cnear $50 by certain agreement with
Russia. On this agreement it is understood
that Great Britain can found a claim to the
present actual possession of any really valua-
bic portion Of the Russo American coast. and
thereby interpose an efectual stop to its trans
fer to the United States
A bill forbdding British subjects to trade
| in Russian securities was read third time in
the House of Lords.
The British Government had chartered ships
to convey arms and stores for defence to Hall
fax, st. John, n. b., Quebec, Montreal,
West India Islands, sc.
Cholera is increasing in Liverpool.
An American built brig of 300 tons, timber
laden, water logged and abandoned, apparent
ly after having been fred into by thirty-tw
Founders, was boarded June 18th, in lat SO
n, lon IS w. She is supposed to have been
overhauled by privateer.
SPAIN.-Madrid was pretty quiet. The peo-
| pie forcibly prevented Queen Christina from
leaving Spain, and demanded her trial by the
Cortes, which the Ministry have agreed to.