The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-02 00:00:00

ROYAL SURIMY ZOOLOGICAL GA.H.DENA.

"This place fills up an hiatus which the Crystal Palace leaves
wanting. Vocal and instrnatlntal fn,isic of the first order, and
display of fireworks which exceeds all ims.;ination, are a fltung
close to a day at the Crystal Pulaze."
DANSONS COLOS4A.L PANORAMA of CHUSAN.
Splendid and Extensive Menagerie and Marine Aqtualfun—Unri-
vaned Military Band.
TOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,

In which Miss. Poo's. Mist Ransford. and sfr. Nianvers sine
several National ;and Patriotic Songs—All the Amusing Novelties
at the Gardens in succession. concluilint with the " Feast of Lan;
terns." and a mist m.ignitlcent display of Fireworks by Southb,
Admission Oae Shilling.. A splendid Pavilion for Dancing has laeel.
rected. Full Quadrille Band,

ASTLEY'S IWA& AMPii/TflEAfti,

Lessee and Manager, Mr. William Crake.

canes without a parallel !—Triumihant and brilliant career of the

Cos iicks !

2nd :fight of a new 3fythologic4 Equestrian Melodramatic Ballet

&Action.

2nd appearance of Herr Chri.t-c-ff7ihe first Rope Dancer in the

universe.
THIS EVENING,

The War Spectacle, THE COSSACKS; or, Vive la France.
After which, the novel and skilful SCE ,TES In the CIRCLE, by
Professors of tie firstelass, developing in perfection the high school
of the art of Equitation. The whole invented and arranged by Mr.
William Cooke.
HERR CHRISTOFF, the first Rope Dancer in the universe.
The wonderful BROTHERS FRANCISCO, in their incomprehen-
sible and astonishing perf.rmances.
The whole to conclude with, 2nd time, a new Equestrian Melo-
dramatic Ballet, by Mrs S. G Healey, called THE KNIGHT AND
THE WATER LILY; or, Love am •ug tn 9 Mermaids.
Box-office open from Eleven till Four. Stage Manager, Mr. I"
West.

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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2,, 18541

French colleague at Athens, prepared the way for
the crushing out of the Russian conspiracy fos-
tered under the patronage of OTHO and AMELIA—
a hydra of political calamities, all the heads of
which were struck off at a single blow by the
fact of the Anglo-French occupation.
The criestion now is—both at Athens and at
Madrid—like an echo of the old inquiry, "Under
"which king, BENZONIAN ?" The power of King
OTHO is doomed.- So likewise is that of Queen
ISABELLA. All that can be effected in behalf of
each respectively by MAVROCORDATO and ESPAR-
TEROIS to delay for a little while longer the
inevitable hour either of quiet abdication or of
violent expatriation. The alternative is before
OTHO. It is before ISABELLA. The necessity for
its acceptance may, we repeat, just possibly
be postponed for a while by ESPARTERO and
VIAVROCORDATO. Neither of them can altogether
lissipate it. The downfall of both OTHO and
ISABELLA we believe to be no longer merely
"looming in the future," but to be here—close
tt hand! Whence it follows that the question is,
it this =merit of supreme emergency (for Spain
tad Greece), Who are to be their successors ? It
is the double problem now remaining to be solved
in the midst of all the disturbance and confusion
of a general war among the great Powers of
Christendom.

TIIE,--STY--Ne—LONDONT, WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 2, 1 Q 54,

LAT EST OE?, ii: i e.i. N N E 'IV ~.

THE WAR.

RETREAT OF THE RUSSIANS.

VIENNA, TUESDAY EVENING.—The evacuation of
the Principalities by the Russians must be for
strategic reasons, as no official communication of
the fact has been made by the Czar to the Aus-
trian Government.

The diplomatist Gortschakoff has been informed
that after the Emperor of Austria has joined the
army no further negotiations relative to the evacu-
ation of the Principalities can be carried on.
Montenegro is in a very disturbed state.
Generals Hess and Kellner arrived from the army
to-day.

The Oest. Correspondenz has the following au
thentic intelligence :

On the 27th July the Russians quitted, and the
Turits occupied, Frateschi.
The Russians were retreating in forced marches
to Schelava, and thence to Poposoti and Obileschti,
with all i heir artillery and waggon trains.
The Bucharest hospitals were to be evacuated by
the evening of the 29th.

Oltenitza was evacuated by the Russians during
the night of the 27th, after the tete du pont and
the bridge of boats had been destroyed.
The' Turks immediately occupied the island
opposite Kalarasch.
On the 28th, the Russian army quitted Kaluge-
reni, and in the evening were to bivouac between
the Argish and Saban. Their artillery carriages,
hospital and baggage trains were leaving ou parallel
roads towards the Sereth.
The complete evacuation of Bucharest was to be
effected on the 31st July.
During this retreat or flight the thermometer
was 104 in the shade.

DEMONSTRATION OF THE RUSSIAN
SENATE AGAINST THE CZAR.

The Press, of Vienna, has the following from
Warsaw, dated the 23d ult. :—" It is said at St.
Petersburg that the Senate of the Empire has
taken the liberty of making a sort of demonstration
against the Emperor and his policy. It is alleg d
that, after the receipt of the last news from the
theatre of war, a considerable number of the most
influential members of the Senate addressed a me-
moir to the Emperor, in which they spoke strongly
on recent events ; they could uot, they said, ap-
prove of the foreign policy of the Government,
which all Europe condemned, but in which, never-
theless, the Emperor persisted ; and they declared
that they could not accept any responsibility for
what might arise out of it. They at the same time
expressed the wish that the Emperor would satisfl
the demands -of Austria and Prussia, by with-
drawing his armies from the Principalities, which
he himself had declared his intention of evacuating,
and that he would thereby put an end to the dis-
astrous war in which he is engaged. Several
eminent personages are named as having signed
the memorial ; even the Hereditary Prince is said
to have adhered to it. It is not known what
effect the demonstration will have. Immediately
after receivinr, the memoir, the Emperor left for
Cronstatit, and has not yet returned to St.
Petersburg."