Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03
ADOITIo FGEIGN NEWS By
TF4fASIAs

WAR NE-Thryeneral view of the war, Fl
at home ansiosdSs not very encouraging. Il
Partial suc,s belize Sebastopol have, how s.
ever, reviv IL dropping spirits of the ar t
my, althous e srnsl reported losses of the q
allies show the sccesses were not of inn i
portance.
General ier, hose character suffered t
much alter repule of the 18th, is regain {
ing confderand rom the strength OF the 6
French woikow closely advanced to the {
Malakof, tlis probability of its early
capture.
General SON is on6rmed in his COM
mand.
The latest 5atchesue as follows =
July 10th, P. M.-5eneral Pelissier tel
egraphs-" enemy, who had for some
days in vain deavoredto stop our left ap-
proaches, in Al of theMalakoff Tower, at
tempted last I'D to drie US back, but were
repulsed BY q first d'ision of the second
corps. Thrones tile ,ussians threw them
selves upon 4 trenchs, with their usual
shouting. Al each atempt they were COM
PEELED to rerts bv the steady fire and calm
attitude of obDldiers, eaying behind them
many of theApin.
Gen. Simu aelegraps nothing of impor-
lance. The ~ is in god health.
July 18th. General simpson telegraphs-
IA sortie M on the left attack was re.
pulsed with three casualties ON the Brit |
ish side.
July 10th. he Paris Patrie says :--"Ac-
cording to tfaews received this morning,
the Russtansttempted another sortie, last
night, about to'clock against the batteries
of the CareAniBay, and were vigorouslyre.
pulsed" -
Letters say the Russian ships Degin 70
suffer from thaench Mortar Battery, on the
side of the @ untine Bay, and deserters say
that the rat:o4f the shipping are reduced to
one. half. :,
The Frenehave cleared Kamiesch OF all
suspicious perts. and have established mu-
nicipality.
General Eyhas had his leg amputated.-
General Sir ID Campbell died within Sc
bastopol, and Aag Of truce returned his
sword.
The Army 1tHE FIELD. The Sandman
and Turkish hes have again withdrawn
from the ValIeSf Baidar, and Balaklava.-
This NAV indicA either another manifesto
ton in plan a campaign, or that field OPP
eratioEs againske Russians have been aban-
| doned.
1t is confirmIthat the Russians have re.
| ceiyed consideble reinforcements. Gorts-
chakoff writes st. Petersburg, acknowledg-
ing their arriys -. :.
| The BLACK RA.-Another expedition Is
| being fitted ouS destination unknown, bu
| suppc sed to be Aer against Odessa, or to re
| lieye the Turks,tho are pressed i'll Anatolia
| perhaps it NAV Nor operations on the Dan
| ube.
1000 Turks arsin the Dohrudscha, wher
reinforcements oFrench and English are ex
pected.
AsrA.--ReliabI accounts of June 23d, stat
that the RnssiaAarmy under General Mu
zayieR had invited Kars, whilst a sina
corps d'armee Id advanced from Kutai
and was investig the Turkish garrison
Batoum.
The Russians lumber 10000. The AurF
ish force amount to $4,000, under the con
mand Of vassif lAsha, and Gen. Williams
The Russians an bringing siege guns tro
Gumri, and the tua;ion OF the Turks IS CT
al.unless they rhder Kars asecondiSllls' tn
The PRINcIPAA rIEs.-The Austrian troo
in the Principalites are being proportional
reduced, aud the zen conveyed, some to Hu
gary, some to Vienna.
BALTIc.-Nine British ships were reeol
motoring the approaches to Abo.
The Russian official journal of Helsingtc
complains, that on the Sd of July, six Eli
6nks,snsut ;ste the small harhor 81 a.
GERMANIc RELATIONS London Chr
scte publishes the textof an Austrian circu
dated June 2Sth, to the Germanic Diet, I
document speaks strongly for peace, and a
says that Austria will continue to hold
Principalities until peace be restored.
1t is stated in Vienna that better und
staining now exists between the Austr
and Prussian Cabinets, and that their act
in their Federal Diet will be identical.
There is also arumor, scarcely credible. I
the allies propose that the Crimea should
given to Turkey, the Principalities to Aust
and Lombardy to Sardinia. England g
France to have the contingent advantages.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Mr. Roebuck's mot
was thrown out by majority of 100
numbers being, yeas 1872; NAYS 2S9. T
debate occupied thirty-six columns of
London Times. Lord Palmerston's admin
tratlon has, therefore, new lease of life.
is said that Sir William Wordsworth will a,
coed Lord John Russell as Colonial Secret,
that Sir Benjamin Hall will be Comm
sioner OF Public Works, without seat in
Cabinet, and Sir John Shelley President of
Board of Health.
A dispatch from General Pelissier sta
that the Russian Admiral Nachimoff \
Killed in the attack on Sebastopol OF the /
ult.
The Crimean correspondent of the Lon6
Ne'os says some time must elapse before al
thing decisive cSn occur. We are still
from the enemys works, and the space 4
separates us from them being quite expos
and swept i'll every direction by the Russ
proJectlles, the approaches progress very slo
ly. In the attack on lNystadt by the Enpl
frlgate Harrier, on the oath of June. for
seven Russian merchant ships were de,troy,
amounting i'll the aggregate to twenty the
sand tons.
The steamship Pacific, from Australia.
rived at Plymouth on the 10th, with els
600 in gold dust.
Australia was quiet. Gold was coming
at about the usual average.
FRANcE.-The sum set apart for the q
| penses of the Fete Napoleon, on the 18Th
August, is to be distributed to the widows a
orphans Of the war.
The Geographic dispatches from Madrid =
the rupture with Rome is complete. the r
man Charge having demanded his passpo
ON the 10th, on the Church Property bill.
The Black Warrior affair dispute with {
United States has been settled by an indie,
nifty of 1000, 1000 reals.
lTALY.-France, England, and Sardinia a
said to have expressed formal dsapproval
the proposed league of the Italian States.
Turin papers speak of an attempted insu
rection in the Duchy Of Modena. Are.
were made at Spezzia, Cunovia, Massie, Sci
clio, and elsewhere.
Owing to the troubled state Of Italy, Il
French garrison of Rome is reinforced
1000 men.
Mazzlni publishes letter in the Genoa D,
pers, with warning to Italians against &c
tain intrigues.