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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

GIVE DAYS LAIES fROM LUkcfEs
New YORK. Aug. %.
! The steamer Pacific arrived this 2. NJ.
from Liverpool, August lth. Mile. Rach
ell and suite are among the passengers.
The Arago arrived of Cowes on the
morning Of the 10th.
Liverpool cotton market steady. Bread
sfuffs dull. and weather again favorable.
Money tighter; consols 81. American
securities quiet and unchanged.
The news is very unsatisfactory
There are many rumors and few facts.
Private reports state that Revel has been
bombarded, yet we do not hear with what
/ success.
Gen. Markham is spoken Of in certain
circulars as likely 10 succeed 10 the COM
mand but the statement is doubtful
Sir Colin Campbell's appointment will be
more popular. The Queen is DESTROYS to
nominate the Duke of Cambridge, but he
prudently declines the Acknowledging.
however. to go out as second in command.
Meantime, Gen. Simpson continues with
the army.
/ Omar Pacha is appointed commander
in-chiei Of the Turks in Asia.
Some operations ofno great movement
have been executed by the Allies in the
Sea Of Aloff.
The Baltic Sea fleet is fully concentra-
ted for some movement, and coup de
main is con fdently expected. Ninety
ships are assembled at Nargon, and opin-
ions on board are divided rs to whether
their destinat ton is Revel or Swea borg
most probably the latter.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times states that Austria has just made
spontaneous advances oflriendly relations
towards the Western Powers. Lord
Palmerston, in Parliament. had made
statements conveying similar meaning
The Paris correspondence is full OF al
lusionS TO what is termed Legitimist
conspiracy, the sum and substance OF
which seems to b that two Frenchmen-
NM. Desches and Chapot-had been in
communication with the Count OF Minte
Mo!ono, with the immediate view of en-
couragng the Carlist Instruction in
Spain. and The ulierior hope of bringing
a favorable chance Tor Henry v, so cal
led. Russian completely is proved in the
matter. The French government has en-
gerly seized the opportunity of making
political capital both in Spain and al home
Ii is announced in Spain that Spain
will definitely contribute $4,000 men to
the Allies, 10 be paid BY France and Eng.
land, and that France ag rees 10 uphold
the throne of Isabella against all danger
from whatever source. This intelligence
is positively stated, but requires further
onfirmation
Big shocks OF an earthquake had been
felt al Bfoussa.
The London Times has on editorial
saying that the Allied armies are 10 be
placed unoer one command.
SEIGE OF Subsequently, 20th. Gen.
Simpson telegrsphs thus: "Since nv
dispatch of the 24th. | have nothing of
importance to relate. We continue to
strengthen and improve our advanced
works. which are now so close to the en-
envy that regret 10 say our casualties are
necessarily considerable. The enemy ex-
hibit great activity in improving their de.
fences, and the conveyance OF military
stores from the north to the south side
is uncensing.
Aug. %. in the evening. Gortschskoff
writes: Nothing of importance going
on
Aug. 9TH. Gen. Simpson telegra 2hs:
The Russians made night sor,ie from
he Woronzpfr and Redan as far as the
cheUaur de friSe, but were repulsed with.
out trouble
Aug TN. IL p. NJ, Pelissier tele-
graphs: Nothing of interest. The en-.
envy has attempted nothing agai1n our
trenches. Some cases of cholera are re-
ported"
The BALTlc.-Letters mention gen.
eral anticipation that Sweaborg and Hell
siDgfords will be Immediately attacked.
Capt. Yelverton, July Goth. took pos
session of the Island Of kolka, and des-
troyed the Notifications.
The WHITE SEA.-An English steamer,
according TO Russian accounts. lombard
ed the village of Licimetza. in the Vega
district, for three hours; no damage.
There are several accounts of petty de-
predations in the Sea Of Azof
Taganrog, by date of July 25th. had
been bombarded some days.
An English steamship had gone ashore.
and was burnt by the Russians. The crew
escaped 10 Asia.
There was no truth in the report Of the
expedition Of Schamyl against Tihis.
The Russians made on unsuccessful al.
temDt on Kars on the 10Th
The Allies were demolshing the iorti-
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