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EUROPENAN NEWS.
Nrw YnRk. Aug. s.

EUR0PENAN NEWS.
New YoRK, Aug. 3.
The Steamship Baltic. from Liverpool
July 2sth, was ielegraphed from Sandy
Hook. about3 o'clock, and arrived at half
past 6. A. NJ.
On her ontwarl passage. when of Holy
head, 81 half past 10 on the night of Satur-
day, the 2lst, during thick fog, she ran
down the schooner Sarah Ann, from Ban
gor for Bristol. All on hoard were picked
up by the Baltic, aud the schooner was
afterwards found ahoat and taken into
port.
There is total absence of news of impor-
tance from the Seat of War.
1t is currently reported that Gen. Simr-
son had rendered his resignation, an only
retained hi, command till tie appointment
of a successor
The French steadily push forward their
approaches towards the Mslakofi, which
the Russians are further fortifying.
The forces in the field remain as at last
advices.
Preparations continue for a campaign
on the Danube, and for a maratime expe-
secret.
Operations in the Sea of Azof and in
the Baltic have been unimportant.
The Russians are encamped near karS,
but have rot yet invested the city.
An Insurrection of Arabia in TripoIl
has overpowercd the forces of the Bey
and threatens trouble to the Porte.
The pachslate Basous. at Constantine
pie, has had an outbreak Of rarine and muir
der
The position of diplomacy remains the
same-Prussia deciding upon her neutral
position, and Austria making more open
advances towards Russia, causing disqul-
e;ude.
Parliment will Le prorogued on or about
the 18th inst.
Sir William Molesworth is definitely ap-
pointed as Colonial Secretary. His con-
stituents of Southwark have passed reso-
luton recognizing him as tho man in the
right place.
From tho Crimea, July IL, Gortscha-
koff telegraphei thus: The enemy has re,
newed q vigorous canonade. Yesterday
at s O'Clock p NJ. a Almiral Nachinoff re,
. ceiveda severe wound, and has since died
Until further orders, Admiral Pauflot
is appointed to succeed the deceased, as
Commander Of the Naval Garrison at Sc
bastopol.'
July 13.-The Times correspondent
: writes: This night the Russians kept {
tremendous fire on the batteries which the
French constructed between Mamelon anc
Malakoff. Blythe powerful fire of the lat
ter fort, the Colonel and 30 officers ane
men were put hors du combat. The seig
works have received shock
5 July 16-Gen. Simpson telegraphs
: Cholera has not increased since our las
report, and the general heal h Of the arm,
= continues satisfactory
: Pellessier telegraphs: After canonade
: the Russians made sortie on the left 0
the Redan.
Q They were promptly received and re
pulsed, leaving some wounded and eigh
q dead. The darkness enabled them to carr.
d off the others
: Gen. Canrobert was on duty in tn
trenches.
0 1t is rumored in Paris that the prepara
: tions in the Black Sea squadron are nc
for an attack on Odessa, but to make
e bold dash at the harbor of Sebastopo
e with 100 ships and 1000 men, while
simultaneous attack is made from the lan'
: The Baltic. c.-Admiral Lorraine remain
> ed with the bulk of the fleet off Cronstad
= while all the 6 nboats and water vessel
forming q squadron Of fifty vessels, al
at Nargon. Almirals Dundas and Sc,
II mour, and the French Admiral had been
n consultation at Nargon, and the belief vi
re that something would soon be tried, som
n where! 4 boat belonging to the Britt:
ship 1iaz captured launch containir
e the Russian mails.
It. All the letters addressed to official pc
IN sons are written in cyphcrs.
nt The obseqnies ofLord Raglan had be
celebrated in England with every mi ark
"a respect.
re E'RAScE.-Letters from Paris state t
m applications for the new French loan
IN $50. 900, 900 francs will reach 50,00(
900. The Emperor has gone to the 2
ng reness to escort the Empress to Paris.
I'D Five hundred Russian prisoners ha
at sailed from Turin, to be exchanged
lOIessa
nd The wido~ of Napoleon 1st, Alex,
ter driene Lawrence de Blescomp, lis just dyi
oc- aged II.
an PHrslA.--It is reported the local boz
left of administration in Poland is to be d
solved. Polisl, political offenders are
. OF be tried by martial law.
am Letters from Russia speak Of the Cz;
With careless interest in the movement Of
dse war, but makes no allusion to his rum
con I'd ill-heslth.
he Marshal paskiwitch is said to have g
hat ed leave to return.
:, in MARKETs-There has been greater
- qniry for -four, and higher prices have |
Used obtained. Western canal superfine (
the now at 37139s per barrel; White Z
erior wheat at lis SlP12s 6l; red and mi
The IL. 3d@lls Cd. Prime mess pork at |
n the Western pork at 70s Cd; Lard firm at
pub LATEST NEws.-Hanover 25th.-
hose whole Cabinet, except the war minis
assigned. A new ministry have
Y, on sworn in.
), de- LONDON, 29th.-Lettcrs from Fran
1t far on Tuesday, state that the Diet has az