The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-06-26 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Fiume-E.—The King of Portugal and. the. Duke of Oporto
took leave of the Emperor and Empressor France on Thursday,
and proceeded by railway for Lyons, whence they were to
proceed to Marseilles, on their visiting tour..
SAxoery.—A despatch from Altona, dated June 20, states
that a royal proclamation has been published, prohibiting
enlistments for the Rireign legion. The penalty for disobe-
dience is eight years' imprisonment and hard labour.
DENMARK.—Copenhagen despatches announce that on
Monday the King, in returning to the • city from Skodsborg,
was flung from his horse. The contusions which the King
sustained are said to be severe, but not alarmingly so.
AHSTRIA.—A Vienna despatch of June 20 says:— All the
requisite measures have been taken for the reduction of the
army; the depiit battalions and those of the Grenadiers will
be disbanded. Twenty-six generals and• a great many officers
will be placed on half-pay. Some alteration has taken place
respecting the Emperor's journey, as His. Majesty will return
to. Vienna on or before the 10th of July. If these picked bat-
talions should be discharged, the reduction would be highly
important." •
RueslA.-:-It is reported, on good authority, that the
Russian troops which were echeloned on the Austrian frontier
have left for the Crimea. A letter from St. Petersburg, of
the sth in the News, of Hamburg, says :—" The Synod of St.
Petersburg has presented an address to the Emperor, earnestly
praying him to show himself more disposed towards confer-
ences of peace, in so far as the political interests of the State
would permit. It is not known how the Emperor lies re-
ceived this address."
WEST INDlES.—Advices from Kingston (Jamaica), of the
30th of May, contain late news from the other West Indian
islands. The usual spring storms and. rains had been very
destructive at the north side of Jamaica. Several estates in
the neighbourhood of 'f.-elawny were entirely flooded, a woman
was swept from her bed, and the town of Rio Buano had a
narrow escape from ruin. At Saint Vincent, Demerara,
Tobago, and other places, the weather was unfavourable to
the maturing of the sugar cane. In St. Lucia it was feared
that the colonial import system would be disturbed by a free
intercourse with Grenada.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.—Intelligence to the 21st of April
states that five English war vessels, carrying about 120 guns,
had sailed from Honolulu with the intention of joining a
French force in a second attack on Petropaulovski.

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