The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-01
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS Az boston.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Advance Of the Turks into the
Principalities.
RUMORTD DEATH OF PRINCE PASKIEWITCH.
TIE CTION In SPAIN.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
RUMoRED DEATH OF PRINCE PASKIEWIrCI
TIE ISsrRREcTIoH SPAIN.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,

pool July 10, arrived at Boston yesterday.
The Alps passed the Atlantic. at A. VI. on the
leth inst, OF Great Ormshead, going iato Liverpool
The Cupard steamsbip Canada arrived out at Liv
erpoo on Saturday p. NJ, the 10Th, and the steam
ship Union, of the Havre line, arrived at South
ampton on the Same day.
Private dispatches received at Paris state that
the Turks, under Omer Pacha, had entered Buoha
rest.
The Moaitsar does not mention this, but only
Gays that "the army Of Omer Pscba, with the Eng
Hsh and French suxiliaries, amounted to at least
10000 men, and that Prince Gortschskof has like
wise 10000. A battle betwee these two aemies Is
close at hand"
From Orsovs it ii stated that Mehemet Pacha
defeatedt the Russian brigade at Csernovada, In the
Dobrudscha, on the 9Th, after battle OF FIVE hours,
and took possession Of the place.
The Turks have crossed the Danube In force at
several points.
On the 9th and 10th, tho Turks attacked Brga-
diers Paulof and 6oimonof, with other Russian
dtta hments, at Frateschi, north of Giurgevo. The
RUSSIANS were completely routed.
By advices from Hermanstadt, 18th. we learn
that Prince GortschakoH was at Frateschi with
10000 men.
1t Was Iumored that General Aureo had commit
ted suicide.
Isli Pscha defeated General Propoff7s division at
Nicopolis on the 9th.
There were 25 900 of the allies at Ratschuk on the
10th.
We have nothing new from the Black Sec, the
Baltic OF Asia.
Many additional rumors of new negotiations were
current.
From VieOna, nth, It is stated that the Austrian
ultimstum had either been sent, or would be sent,
on that day to st. Petersburg, demanding the
evacuation OF the Danubian principalities wishin
certain time. The term mentioned ia understood to
be one month.
The Austrian correspondent says, that "as regards
the present phase Of the Oriental questiolS and
the answer brought by Prince Gortscnako6, (not
the GenerM Of that name,) the demands of
Austria and Prussia are but impsrfecty satisfied,
but there are some materials which might possibly
serve as the basis for peace negotiations. These
are left to the decision Of the Western Powers.
Upon receipt of their answer Austria, acting upon
her convention with Prussia, ami Turkey upon
her cordial understanding with the Western Pow
es, and win take oil measures requisite for the re
establishment Of the balance of power In Europe,
and for the integrity of Turkey, and for general
peace on safe basis.
Vienna despatch Of the 18th July gives ra
NOR that Prince Paskiewitch was dead.
The Paris Presse states that Omar Pasha returns
his loss at Guirgevo, ON the 7th and sth, at 1,700
men.
The Russian force ct Traterchti was 10000
strong, with artillery, and was continually being
reinforced.
Three hundred persons had been arrested at st.
| Petersburg under apprehension Of an outbreak.
. The police told them that no positive accusation
could be made against them, bat thar political
opinions had rendered their imprisonment ss mat
ter Of necessity.
Tho allied forces were marching for the Danube
On the h July. Only French troops had reached
Ilutschuk. The English were At Embellar, little
place midway between Schumla and Rutschuk.
Lord John Russell has given notice that tho gov
eminent win ask the country for an additional war
credit II Is thought that the opposition win make
II party question, and, If possible, defeat the
Ministry, and cause them to resign The discussion
comes on tonight, "wednesday the 18th ult.
Advices from Madrid Of the 10Th, state that the
garrison and town Of Barcelona had pronounced
against the government.
Tho London Morning Chronicle publishes the
following statement:"A request, it Is understood,
urday last, for permission TO allow Sir Charles Nar
pier. with the feet under his command, to attack
Cronstadt. Sir:JamesIG Graham, First Lori Of the
Admiralty, and the Duke Of Newcastle, War Minis
tcr attended privy council held on Monday by
the Queen, TO consider the same application, and
the resolution Of the Csoinet and, although tho 70
suH has not trsnspird, the despatch Of Briga Her
General Harry D. Jones, and company Of Royal
6sppes and Miners, from Chatham, leave little
doubt az to the answer sent to the gallant Admiral
In command Of the Baltic feet. The Dauntle9,
screw steam fiigate. brought homo ths application
nom SIR Charles Napier, and Is now on her way
b. with the answer.r
SPAIN.
The Madrid correspondent Of tho London Times,
under date d July, Says" The insurectios Anily
appears moro likely to become general revcSdtaon
In . liberal sense. O'Donnell, convinced that the
country win mot move for the more purpose Of
making him Prime Minister, Is moro and moro dis
posed to enter into the views of the progresistas'
There Ia strong report here that Queen Chrstisna
leaves this place for Paris on the 18th inst This
looks like retreat, II true. sm the moro inclined
20 think Il may be, because the guards have again
been stationed On the road from this place to
purgos, from which ], the other day, mentioned
they b d been withdrawn. North Of Burgos, q
Cszlist party has appeared, about nfty men stsong
headed by . priest, whom they saln the Cwya d
Hiero-&he hDa priest There y another Cariisl
hand in Navarro. From Psrpisnan, the 18th, the
sdvices stste that the garrison and town Of BARGE
bua have pronounced against the government
The regiment a Navarro and the duadalsosaru
fook the initiative, amidst the acclaims Of the peo
10. SOvemsnt, to which the Captain General sdSsred
amid shouts Of Long live the constitution Down
Vith the ministers,' Away with Queen Chris
iians-'"
Tne Court Martial on Cspt. Downing.
PEnApnyHA, July 81, 1854
In tie Naval Court Martial this morning, Capt Down
;nr's defence was delivered By his counsel, william