Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-09
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Foreign News.
By late arrivals from Europe We have
the following important news:
The news from tlIe seat Of war is con
tinued record Of Russian defeats and Tur
kish victories.
Omer Pasha was at Guirgevo on thu
9Th instant. with 1900 Turkish troops
The allies were in full CHI for the Dan
ube on the 9th. The English were mid
way between Schumla and Rutschuck
and the French had arrived at Rutschuck.
The allied and Turkish army thus concen.
trating to operate against Prince Gorts.
chakoff amounts to 10000.
The Russians at Frateschi under Prn ce
Gorlschakof, are 10000 strong, and are
being continually reinforced. A pitched
battle between those two immense and
we'll disciplined armies was daily expected
From Orsova it is stated that Mehemet
Pasha has defeated the Russians at Ger
movada, in the Drobudscha on the 9th
inst. after five hours fighting. and took
possession Of the place.
The Turks have crossed the Danube in
large force at several points.
On the 9th and 10th. the Turks attack :
cd Brigadiers Paulof and Scmonof with
other Russian .detachments at Frateschi,
north of Guirgevo, and the Russians were
completely routed.
It was rumored that Gen. Amey lad
committed suicide.
Isl Pasha had defeated Gen. Prcsaf's
division. at Metropolis, on the 9th.
Nothing new from the Black Sea. tho
Baltic or Asia.
SPA1N.-The revolution was believed to
be spreading throughout Spain. uotwith
standing he strenuous efforts to put it
down.
re Gadrid correspondent Of the Lon,
dIn Times says that the inSurrectiOn dai
y appears more likely to become a gen
eral revolution in its most liberal sense.
Gen. O'Donncll is convinced that the
country will not move for the mere pur-
pose of making him prime minister. but
is more and more disposed to enter into
the views Of the progressionists.
There is strong report ut Madrid that
Queen Christiana leaves for Paris. This
looks like retreat, if true. and the coz
respondent adds. am more inclined to
think it may, because guards ale agaiu
stationed on the road from this place to
Burgess, from which they had been with
drawn north OF Burgess. where the Car
list party has appeared about fifty strong.
There is also another CarIist band on the
road to Navarro"
From Pcriigan advices TO the 18th
state that the garrison and town Of Bal
ceIona have pronounced against the gov
eminent. The regiments of Navarro aud
GuadeIzcard took the lead amid the ac-
CARNATIONS Of the people. The military
Governor is at the head Of lhe government
to which the General adhered anil shouts
Of "long live the ConsIi;uriun''-"D Down
with the Ministry '-"Awny with Queen
ChrisIiana."
AIvices received at Paris from Nal
rid to the 9Th. state that the insurgents
were masters Of that city. During tn"
right the troops engaged acted rigorous
~ against the barbados, for the most
part unsucces%fuIIy.
A battle had been fnu ,ht between Gem
cral O'Donnril AMI General BIa ger, in
which the lalIcr was tcalcI and taken
prisoner.
The popnlqce has attacked the p 'lacr
Of Queen Chr<iiane. at SItananQua
Granada. The whole of Catalonia hr5:
risen. an! tn" Captain General IeAlS the
revouliGni>ts, who were Ii Citing At sever
al points.