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London, England, 1854-09-15 00:00:00

may perhaps be felt by the sllie l trr_borg, ac ne
1),L1,t, enemy will uso ail endeavours to cut °
all supplies. The Tcham Cha, a river of some she'
north of Sebastopol, may afford what is wanted,
but it is said that it may be dammed nee
the source, and the bed turned into a marsh. Abe
digging of wells will probably form one of the first
,
labours of the attacking army. At the beginning
of the summer, when this expedition was first
vised, too little attention was paid to this alibi/
but lately it has occasioned no little anxietkillig
measures have no doubt been taken for preclule
the danger of a short supply. The naval poop
expect to have little to do except to blockade ,
port. They complain of unfair treatment in
charged with remissness in the blockade of the laisi
two months. The preparation for the expeditire
it is urged, kept the vessels most useful for tre
purpose engaged elsewhere, and the Admirals vrei,
forced to remain at Baltchik for easier comuluil
cation with the Commanders of the forces.

sd. 1 THE PRINCIPALITIES. trite
On the 6th inst. the following fire gus
generals were at Bucharest :—Count Coremrj •
General Alleman, General Papovito, Gelbe
George Jellachich, and General Macchio. i.vi.
troops who entered on that day consisted of r,"14,
sions of the infantry regiments Sigismnnd and „I'd.
stantine, frontier soldiers, and Uhlans. -Liao
brought with them moveable telegraphs,
.bY which
constant communication can be maintained Ist
detached commanders. It may be recollected rtrui
this valuable auxiliary to the operations of 3113-Tho
was tested last year at the camp at Olmutz.
Imperial commissioner, Baron Edouard von 0
and General Baron Hess will probably arrivech-
Bucharest about the same time. The Greeletter,
bishop has ordered his bishops, in a pastoral is,
to say nothing in their sermons in favour eatus,,ser
or inimical to the Austrians. A thanksgiving
vice was to be held in all the Greek churc"l- of
Bucharest for the complete re-establishmeet:o
order and security by the entry of the Ails
forces.
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THE RETREAT OF THE RUSSIANA.tho
Letters from Jassy, of the sth inst., say tida'
Russians were rapidly retreating, and that the the
of the army would probably be concentrated elJpits.
Pruth by the middle of this month. Prince,;4to
kiewitch, it appears, has recommended raer",;o6
to Gortschakoff. Couriers without numbers oloi
been sent from Warsaw to Jassy. Count Coro
has written to. Gortschakoff to the same effec"ter
order that the Austrian army may march 101 u e.
,
ruptedly into Moldavia. The Preussische a
spondenz says that 450 families of Ibrail3
Galatz intended to follow the Russians intot_P ie 0
rabia. This is very much to be doubted. It of
journal states that on the 30th ult. the etuv—tbe
the
.Bucharest Zeitung was threatened by t
Turkish military authorities with imprisourolibo
he should publish certain proclamations give
by the Austrian consul-general for that purrery
On the other hand, the Wallachians have been vhs,
muchoffended at a decree issued by Dervish:P/0a
wherein the Sultan is styled " So vereign," 113 s.
of " Suzerain."

STATE OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY' off
A letter from Bucharest, of the 2d, says
the statements of Wallachian deserters are ;the
believed, the greatest demoralisation reigns in is'
army of Prinoe Gortschakoff. These troops) de.
cessantly harassed by the Turks, and alOPtbel
feated, instead of obtaining the easy successes .4,
were promised at the beginning of the ea,ll.l„,rig°ol'
have lost all confidence in their chiefs. Y-111.,,e -de
diers were so discouraged that they publiclY ,u'tbe
bitter complaints. The material condition oral
army is not more satisfactory than its ;teel
condition. As a proof of this it may be %ts,
that a stranger, having asked in a military h°s,oar
to be allowed to taste the bread, an old .13°11,7 ad,
missioned officer cried, ' Do not touch the u,7,ers
Sir ! It is not fit for you ! The Russian sc).l
can alone eat it—for the very dogs would not t°•ar
it !' These words obtained the general ace?'
cence o f all the men in the ward."

BARON HESS'S TOUR OF INSPECTO
be''
Baron Hess has directed that the railroad te4
tween Cracow. and Lemberg shall be ocillPefor
within a twelvemonth, on strategical grounds. be
this purpose 25,000 men of the 4th army are t
employed ; some of them have already
b
operations. The line of telegraph from eolv'nd
to Czernovitz is completed. Baron Hess
Count Schlick commenced a tour of inspectionj
East Gallicia on the Ist, and were expected to
Bucharest about the 10th inst.

eel
The Cronstadt Zeitung, in mentioning the arr
of Captain Salomon, at Bucharest, says that it7co
not for ordering the posting of the proclanlatlo
of Baron Hess, but because a number of Bello
letters of a suspicious character were found ill
possession. • k'ecl°
A number of vessels laden with goods of all 10,
left Rustchuk on the sth for Galatz and Ibr3 e
Ol
calculating on the Turks having occupied th
places by their arrival.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Sept. 11.—Our latest advieesAof
I'-ci
Jassy confirm the intelligence that, since the
inst., the retreat of the Russians to bellin 01,
Pruth is being greatly accelerated. It is the
culated, with some show of certainty, thai-kbecl
entire evacuation of Moldavia will be accoraPTriao
by the 10th of this month, whereupon the Ali; to
generalissimo • will at once order two brig
enter that principality.
His Majesty the Emperor Francis Josel Reis
this capital for Ischl yesterday forenoon• and
understood that on the return of the ErePer°r 100
Empress from that most delightful of all en-t the
residences, which is to take place at or abell'ipptiog
end of this month, the happy fact of the jute rvtib'
condition of her Majesty the Empress will
licly announced. , ;„3tet
The Archduke Albrecht will, it is aubc:,`rn. fof
have entirely recovered from his illness in' -
days.
1310ifjli
Count Strogonoff, the secretary to the-- s
embassy here, left for Rome last week. It j .13tiou°
reported that " his mission is to open riegc""pliacqt
with the Papal chair respecting the Holy
,-ertsies,
and to make communications with regard to clod.
concessions to be made to the Catholics iilF:rienrist
The Danish ambassador at the Court of ,e-opeo'
Count Bille-Brahe, upon his return frete,.,t the
hagen, communicated to the Imperial Cabl"-,lthe
line of policy which Denmark
will pursue '-
present phase of the Oriental question. been
The following telegraphic despatches have
received here to-day :
e e
TRIESTE, Sept. 11.—At Mailand there Nlcsi.rith
the
cases of cholera from the Ist to the Bth. 1i rd pipe
exception of twenty-four local parishes, eig, ~a,se lg
of the province of Comovo, where the alsAt
-
mild, it is nowhere particularly viruleu dnice-
Rome, on the 4th, there were forty cases an
teen deaths. for
VENICE, Sept. 10.—There is no derel•ed
maize, the inland markets being well suPPJ A
the harvest. itirue"
LEGHORN, Sept. 7.—The vintage has nt„couts,,
out so bad as that of last year. The e
however, have failed. The harvest of 111-,,-area•
satisfactory. The cholera has nearly disaPl)- five
The closing prices on 'Change to-day iver° 961 ;
per Cent. Metalliques, 851 ; Lottery Leen%barest
Bank Shares, 1,258 ; Northern Railwa,Y Ti"' burg
174. Exchange on London, 11 23 ;on
a-1
861.