Demoine courier., 1854-08-10
ARRIVAL OF TIE
CANADA.
NEW " DIRK, ANU

The Canada arrived at hall past9 o..
clock last evening.
A letter from Dan,zic dated Jnly, says:
The allied fleets went to Alland Island
in the Gulf of Bo,hnia IN the IS'h.
A Berlin letter from Keel. of the l4,h,
published in the Berlin newspapers, says
The French expediiionary army of the
Baltic will disembarx al the Island Allan.
Denmark will shortly abandon her
neutrality.
Prussia and Austria, it is said, have
asked France and England To state The
conditions on which they are willing TO
conclude peace.
The Russians report that the military
operations of the allies are nearly at q
standsiill.
The attack on Sebastopolis indefinite.
" postponed. and tie attack upon Cron
sad, will not take place this year.
The grea, battle near Bucharest is re
duced to a simple blockade. in which the
Russians triumphed by diplomacy.
HERMAxsTADT, July l0.-The Turks
have broken up their position al Tafapa
gus near Guirgevo.
The Swedish Legislature reports in
favor of decimal coinage.
Advices from Madrid 10 the 18Th, say
the insurgents are masters of Madrid
During the night the troops were engaged
~variousIv agalns, the barricades, blu, for
the most part unsuccessfully.
In the House of Lords the Earl Of
Harrington asked ministers IT they had
authorized Lord Westmoreland to state
to the cabinet of Vienna that Polish sub
jects in Russia would not be allowed to
enter the English army or follow the
standard of the allies.
Lord Aberdeen said no such instruc. .
tions had been given. He then brought
forward The following message from the
Queen.
.ller Majesty deems i. expedien.
to provide for any additional expense
thu, may arise in consequence of the
war ia which Her Majesty is engaged
against The Emperor of Russia, defensive
aud offensive, and asks the House Of
LORDS concurrence in such measures. as
NAV be necessary for making provi
sions sccordingly.". The message will
be taken into consideration on Monday.
MADRID. Is.-The Gazette publishes
the han es Of the ne , ministry.
General Cavaignac is appointed Com
mander of the cavalry a, Madrid. The
insurgents are masters of Madrid. The
troops are engaged against the barbados.
Fighting was going on in several parts
of the capital when the dispatch left
A battle had been Tough, between O'Don
mel and BIacs. in which the latter was
defeated. wounded and taken prisoner
The populace sacked the palace of Chris.
tina. Grenada and the whole OF Gaia
lonia bad risen. The Captain General
led the fighting a, several points.
A private Geographic dispatch from
Coastan,inople, received at Paris, states
hat the Russians me, with a check at Ba
loun by 1000 Turks, sent from Varna
20 Circassia.
PARIS. Friday P. M.-The funds open.
ed lower. the three per cents. closed a, 60
The Paris correspondent Of The Lon.
don Morning Chronicle mentions an i'm
portant communication made by the cab
ins's Of Vienna and Berlin to he Eng
lish and French Governments. and The
impression produced uron them by the
answer Of the Emperor Nicholas TO the
summons sent by Austria TO evacuate the
principalities.
The German Powers that
in their opinion the propositions contain
&C in Russia's answer. if no, altogether
satisfactory. appear calculated to serve
as a basis for further negotiation; they
express the opinion that il would not be
possible 10 call upon Russia 10 evacuate
the PriEcipalit;es. if it be not al the same
time clearly understood THAI the allied
powers will stop their movements in adj
vance. In other words. Austrla has fall
en- into an alliance with Russia.
Accounts from ST. Petersburg stale
tha, the Gar is determined not to yield,
but that di~sconten. prevails in the capital
Details show that the recent victories
at Giurgevo, gained by the Turks unas
sisted. leaves the whole line Of the Dan
ube from Turmaso 10 Olleni,za, 10 their
hands.
The main body Of the Turkish army
is snid To be moving towards the mouth
Of the Danube. and is employed in re-
moving the sunken ships from the chan.
mel. The Russian Danubian 1oiilla
must soon fall into the hands Of the allies
and the free navigation Of that river will
be again established.
Gen. Awrep, having been disgraced,
shot himself.
The French and English are slowly
drawing their lines around the Russians.
In the Black Sea on the 7,h. the com
bined fleets were seer off Akerman,
sailing east. 1t was reported that Ad
miral Beuat forced an entrance 70 Novn
Reich. Asia Kerom Pacha surprised
IL 600 Russians and defeated them. cap
tnring Sc guns and 400 prisoners at a
pass in the mountains.
English seamen from the feet have
been sent 10 man the Turkish boats on
the Danube.
The Russians have burned Matchin.
The Porte consents 10 re.open the
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