The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-18 00:00:00

rvalue UK

Lay, referring condescend-

gering English prejndic
day. It was finally settle
:ritish officers that the bat

gainst that
I by the

ge and

includes 6,000,000 cartridges and 372,0,000
—should be placed on board on Friday
troops should embark on Thursday next.

pears, is making serious ravages in

France, more especially
d the upper Marne. Fifteen of the depart-
:ted, In Paris itself the number of cases is
The weekly return of the Parisian hos-

xtments

e week ending June 21, gives 231 admissions
d cured, and 135 deaths.
SPAIN.

A despatch of Wedr

day, receive

d from Madrid, sa,

Lts have beeri beaten in Valenci,

and their

commander killed. The royal troops made 54 prisoners."
The Debats says :—General O'Donnell recently addressed
two letters to Queen Isabella, containing protestations of
his devotedness and fidelity. What he had done, he said,
was not caused by any sentiment of hostility, but by the
sincere desire to protect the Queen and her dynasty from
the imprudence of those who, under pretext of serving a
cause dear to all Spanish hearts, compromise it by their
temerity and violence. The general called to mind his old
services ; he compared them with those of the persons
who have placed themselves between the Queen, and he•
most experienced servants. His letters at first
some impression on the mind of th. 3 Queen. Tl 2
talk of conciliation and of a compromise. It was even
remarked that the Queen herself did not absolutely reject
these dispositions to indulgence. The president of the
council of ministers, however, represented that the autho-
e would be ruined if negotiations with the
is were to be entered into ; that there was only

produced
ere was a

rity of tl

one ime or conaucz ro rolow, which was, to combat and
vanquish the insurrection. These counsels prevailed, and
it was determined to redouble energy and activity.
PORTUGAL.

Lisbon aci

rats state that the vine disease was still

nost fearful extent, and every fear was
early the whole of the vineyards were

L Will,
g. destroyed.

SWITZERLAND,

[dilation of Switzerland and Austria is nov
aivocally verified by the complete re-establish

between the two countries
s, in fact, named M. Kubeck, sot

celebrated minister and statesman of that name, as
large d'Affaires to the Confederation, and he will
ed almost immediately to his post at Berne.

s from

`,'onstantinople to the sth
French troops are quite

n 3 to Schumia. The Dobrudseha
is not yet evacuated. The Duke of Cambridge returned
here in order to have a conference with M. de Bruck. He

y to mard

!compauied the Sultan at a review of the Turkish troops
nd returned yesterday to Varna. Omar Paeha is causing
❑e fortifications of Silistria to be repaired. He has made

EGYPT.

ness Al

s Pasha is-spe

time ye

;At L/116 1
He does

between

t he has done quite enough I
:roops there. His son, El Haim

Pasha, is at Mount Sinai. -
The passengers to and fi
a Alexandria and the

a India

Nth inst., with the passengers who arrived on that do
le Ripon, and the canal, the most tedious part of V-

journey tfiroUgh Egypt, is now a
whole of the line between Cair

cl Ale;