The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-12
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAG0 AND AFRICA.
THE WAR NEWS uNiMPORTANT.
In mense Preparations in and Before
Eebastopol.
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OMER PASTA ORDERED 10 ASIA.
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Threatened Attack Of the Russians upon
Erzereum.
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS IN THE BALTIC.
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Return or QUEEN VICTORIA TO ENGLAND.
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REPLY OF THE SPANISH MINISTRY TO THE POPE.
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CON SOILS Ell.
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TIE NEWS BY THE ARAC,O.

The United states mail steamship Arago Captain Lines,
arrived yesterday afternoon with the French and English
mnis We have dates from Southampton 10 the 10Th alt
The royal mail steamship Asia arrived at Liverpool
the evening OF the 25th ult.
despatch from Gen. simpson, dated Avg o. states
that the works Of the allies making satisfactory
progress.
iehgrarhc despatch received Wy the French govern
ment from Gen. Peliser, dated Aug ~ states that
the previous night the French carried Russian anbus
cade on the gaeis of the Ma,ko0 works subsequently,
800 Russians made sortie to re.ake IT, but bril-
lian;ly repulfcd, with a loss OF about 300 mon Tho
work had been reversed and completely in the
hands Of the French.
General Feisser in order OF tho day dated August
II, says that the Russians lost in the battle Of the 10th
than oo0 men, and left . 200 wounded prison
ers in the hands 81 The allies Six Turkish bataions
and battery Of artillery took part in the battle
haved valiantly.
The allies have placed 1850 mortars In position before
sebastopo The Russians have doubled the garrison Of
that place, and preparing for desperate defence
The allies expect the most favorable result from the
bar dnent.
On the morning Of the nth OF August the English bat
teries opened their tire, which enabled them advance
their works Of approach.
letter has been addressed by the Emperor q the
their late success tb. Tchcrnaya, in which he
says
Tell those brave soldier who for than year,
have undergone unhcard Of fatigaes that
fall beneath their BLOWS; and II the
should be delayed the Russian army, know, by nf,r
nation which appears positive cannot again sustain the
struggle In the Crimea through III. winter.
correspondent Of the London Tme' writing from The
camp before Sebastopol on August ii, snys -
The French administration has % UNDERSTAND
Ing With tho Messgcraes imperiales, TO embark every
10 France
The successor Of ccrpora simpson who refuses 10 re-
tain Tie command in cdsfof the English army i not Jet
known i, however generally believed that thi. los
win devolve on Sir Henry Bentnck General England
the next In rank TO General simpson has been Obliged
from i'll health TO leave for England.
When the AngoltaInn Legion in the Crimea shall he
disbanded, says tie Psemoae az Turin free passage
will he granted 10 those who may wish
country, or emgrate either 10 North America the
Cape Of Good Hope and they besides 10 be allowed
one years pay.
The London Times Baltic -tates tim, on the
18th ult six Russian gun boats from Cronstadt
and having minated by their that they we're
prepared 10 their strength with amy that
dared to 20 out 10 meet thes the Iapercuise Bulldog
and cenfaur were ordered TO dip In close and try 10 cut
them on The Russian gun boats bowcser beat retreat
quickly possible into shallow The three
Engish ships opened fire upon the which returned
The engagement lasted about hour 3ith little d.
mage 10 either side
The last account from odessa state that che Russians
had launched several vessels which hid the stocks
at Sicolajcn.
The Berlin Erchongs Gd1,ts Of August 26 h.x the fol-
rowing communication from Vienna
Tho shifting Of the OF 10 the Dspue 4 It
thi6 moment the chief object of political 6@rabn
among the yarou. questions 80 intimately acray An
Ulr1 N ind IA nf.ty II
de Bourqgeney stated to have again declared that Aus
tra had entirely in her power by u an effective
copefaton such as she took upon herself by treaty 10
render tie cSps dtion supIosing II shoua be deemed
s4tal IN sfaegca point u view, entirely subordinate
for the expedition itself that appears 70 he i settled
affair. Independent Of the daily conferences thu, t,ie
place between Count Buoi and the amba sador both u
France and the Forte very active interchange OF dee
patches IL going between this Cabinet md that "
Paris
Accounts from Trebizond Of The 7ih ut confirm the
Of the Russians being at only three hours march
from Frzeroum The English Consul at that place hal
removed oil the archives ~ his Office b. rsbxond Let
tiers rem Ears 70 the 2s'h q July state that notwth
standing the approach the Russian army tho spirit Of
III troops excellent.
The Vienna Gd,sste says According 10 reliable al
vices Of The 18th o. August from tie gar
fson of Kars has made ssnl sortie againt the
Russians The Russian corps which threatened frzeron
has been Withdrawn.
The newspapers report an engagement which took
Place on Riga on the I0.h ult Seventeen Russian ean
beats, Il IS said, Of Riga and fought fr ,s
hours with her NaJcstys screw .hip hawke, Co ami
The hcTcE corvette pcspeiae The result Is ali 10
have been indecisyc
Advice from cons.antinope u the 10th u ANNOUNCE
that Csr Pasha and Husscin Pasba were leave the
blowing Day for Baoum, where the Sultan al given
orders for the landing Of twenty-five battons seseel
from the Turkih toops the Crrne and the Danube
A,eiegrarhic despatch from Hamburg states ,ha,
the 18th inst two higa,e which had lcft Margin for
that purpose bombardca Port Baltic for several Lours
and then retired. The erui.era ia slso Eiassi have
visited uleaborg limo and windan and destroyed govern
ment ships and stores.
belgian brig the Rabis has bern plagei = saIna.
Her Majesty, the Queen and family left Bouosne
the night q the 9th u In the royal yacht Victoria
and Albert, and arrived ~ Osborne House the follow
ng morning. Her Majesty rode from Paris With tie
frsnch Emperor and the Prince Napoleon The E1npc
ros state carriage Her fsTessIl most enihsdase
and the ilunirations superb. Gen canrob@rt frnsi
part ~ the cortege
The ionions Swrfrg pos.of Aasust y ssys;-
Tie public viii have remarked that the Efnp-e-
frgtnie hes ishen hut little part 10 tho puse feyinr
celebrated last week In Paris. For iLs ~ her IA
esys health there every reason = h.ssc ths tsfa
u most satiFfae'ory cause: and INDEED II "a kn0wu
that Queen Victoria mo-, ANXIOUS and pressing
her tnd sdses % IN. impress. 10 Observe every pro
csBon On vbleh - important fgtaFe maj spend We
e1Tsct confidently that, al dis.an, sa;s n 90 ~
~ nf,vr according 70 the stbqus'sn ~ frsb>s si an-
nouncs 10 The nation ths pregnancy q the Fmpres.
Archbishop Homs,rom, Prisna,e q he s~s ltn
Iaihsfsn Chsreh, and the mott important seslssaf.
cal dgri,ary ~ the Kingdom. died On the rn3rrnz X
Angus, n, q, upsaia.
The xadrsa Gas0> n August %, ynsi.hss a aosis
that hrssnsrs sxsm2i from III. fresd hsa Il sgso
contains The ratification q the treaty ooneas b<,-ssh
srain ADD The Dcuiniesa rspahisc Ths court rosH .
ssii, return % NseTid on the 18Th Of sey;srnisr.
Ibs Paris correspondent n the i<nsign vsrf ~rtang
IN sugss' 20, ssys
Ths Bcurss orsrsd soussvta, hsAyly. .risstafdfg
The fnpsforF better 10 Gebsrsl r.fssssr whlrh ~
Arneunes- ia. seta~foF9 mus' s1sb ~ ~ ergetss