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suffered serious loss on the Sd by the
spring Of Turkish counter mine.
Letters from Krsjova 10 the Is, report
the Russian loss at Kavokal on The 30th
Of MAY al 1000 killed, 100 wounded. 500
horses taken and as many killed. They
also lost 1000 muskets, 6 pieces of can.
non and lis prisoners.
1he Russians are fortifying Jassey.
CoPENHAsEN, Tuesday Tho Chrrni-
cle's correspondent ielegraphs a report
that some English vessels off Brsksrab,
in Finland, demanded the gun boats win
tering there, They were refused an en-
trance into the harbor They then took
or destroyed the gun boais with large
number of ships and fred the wharf. TO-
600 bbls. Tar and property 10 the amount
Of $4,000 rnbles we're destroyed. This
needs confirmation.
GREEcE.--Friendly relations with west
ern powers have been re.eslaoished.
The reported Greek victory is said to
fiction.
The EASTERN QUEsTIoN.--The whole
of the English light division is a, Varna.
1000 English troops are still at Scu,ari.
The .tird French division is daily ex-
pected 10 arrive at Conslan,inople.
A great part Of the combined fleets left
Soda 'topol TO transport troops from Cen.
stantinople to Va'n'.
The Russian embassy is to leave Athens.
TIE dragoon corps have been ordered
to advance by forced marches 10 Mol
davia.
The Transylvnnian frontier is described
as swarming with Cossacks.
From The Black Sea we learn that de-
tachment IF the combined squadron have
captured the rcdoubts kole and Poll, with
the arms and munitions.
Sillstria has repulsed four different at
lacks made at that point by the Russians.
The Russian forces are commanded by
the Grand Duke Constantine, and their
number is estimated al $4,000 men.
II is said Russia meditates an attack
upon Ausri
The position Of the Austrian Embassy
at st. Petersburg is extremely painful.
1t is reported that Sweden has declared
openly against Russia, and that she has
recalled her minister from ST. Petersburg.
A dispatch from Krsjova states ,ha,
Dfobt stadt 1orner, in the Gulf of Both.
mia. has leen connonaded with success
The Russian Government has permit
ted all British and French vessels 10 leave
Odessa.
The rupture between Persia and Russia
is SAID TO be complete. and large numbers
of Russian subjec. residen, in Persia had
already left the country.
Advices from Rostock to the 5lh states
that the English have appeared again off
Lesbia and have taken away ten ships
from The hsrbor.
Tue Turks have retired again from Les
ser WalIachia to concentrate at Kalafat.
SPA1N.--From Madrid we learn that the
first detachment of troops for Cuba sailed
from Cadiz the lst, on board the steamer
Isabella.
TIE London Gazette officially announ.
ces the blockade of the Danube by the
combired squadron.
The Russians have evacuated all the
forresses on the coast Georgia except
Aunapa and Louick.
The siege of Silstria was continued
without important result.
The report of the concentra lion Of the
Russian troops in WaIachia is confirmed.
A portion of the combined feet was still
on the Circassian coast.
A despatch dated Hong Kong, 22d
April states that il was believed Pekin
would fall in few days. The position
Of the Emperor was extremely critical.
The Emreror's residence at Shanghae
had been insulted and pilsged by Imperi>
alsts who formad themselves in o body
of 900 volunteers and four guns and en-.
abled the insurgents to capture enemy's
artillery and camp with considerable
booty.
The English and French squadrons or
the stations were preparing 10 attack the
Russian fleet.
AT the moment Of the A,lantic's depar.
ire a rumor was current that The Rus.
slams had made an attack upon Silestria,
that the powder magazine was blown up
and many thousands killed. The rumor
was not generally credited.
ENGLAND in the House of Lords Lord
Clarendon, in reply to Lord Derby, stated
,ha, Lord John Russell had acce epied the
Presidency of the Council, and that be-
fore the House met again. separ ton OF
The officers now held by the Duke Of
New Castle, would take place by the crea.
lion Of a new Secretary ship of Slate for
the War Department, dis,inc. from the
Secretary shi p for he Colonies.
FaANcE.-Psris, Friday. We stated
las, night as positive that Marshal Star
mud had written 10 the Government de.
mandng another division.
1t would appear that some discomfort
was felt at the conduct of Prince Napo-
leon. He is said to be in constantlcom>
munication with the refugees. and indeed
the fact of his having been accompanied
by Mons. Emile Cirardn frem Paris 10
Marseilles occasioned considerable diss
pleasure in the highest quarters. 1t j.
said that there is every poss bili.y Of his
soon being recalled # he does not give up
the delights Of Constan tieople and repair
the camp with Ills division.
The Ost Deutch Post says, notwi.h.