The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-15 00:00:00

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DN AND Tlif

VARNA., JIII

cholera has crept from '"b
usual on its outbrealt,nt
On Monday it brolte 0„
Upwards of twer,t

amp of the I

Division,

1110 ;cant
.ally, and it may readily be imagined that
wevailed at such sudden and fatal illnes
,ccurred during the pig off
uck tents and marcheu_v+he
',age about eight Miles nu
~.,71.$
camp on a fine piece of lap)
—snwood. The first division 1,15 beP
.oth eilliera and typhus. Indisposition of t
of Cambridg., referred to in some of the acc"3i'Yte
been of a very trifling character, and he is now. tily,
-.llt men of this division have died of fever WIT";
ber of deaths from cholera is not kncw
ivision has been as yet almost free l'
ti
but there have been a few cases, cn°3re'
ices that it is epidemic e
~nird division, which lies a couple of 1111'''pra;
Varna, has been attacked with severity. The
and 6th,) encamped near the beach below,L
disease. Fatigue parties itZA
I'nlv duties of bo--

;ses of cholera

lay the di

Devno to Monasti

'e they pitched th
) and

exact num
se.""*Arl

unmiitikable evid

lost me'

engaged in the me

nary men by
Hov

it: pleportion to tL

numbers

omit plan of checking the
pestilence. They have given the men eclet a
greater portioll

e taken perha;

have embarked the

Zouaves, and sent them to sea

•
FRENCH PREPARATION AT VARY,'4:4I

Letters received from Constantinople to the 27t the
"
the Sinai, state—" The accounts from Varna are '
ult. A considerable movement had just taken Pill
allied army. General Canrobert, General Bresili'ol
Trocha, first aide-de-camp of Marshal St. Arli"itte
barked on the 21st at Varna, in order to recoall°,o
coast or the Crimea, and select the best point for up
a landing. During the time of their absence tl'elje
vision of the French army, with the exception of ,'e;,
regiment of Zouavea, which embarked at BatellitY
ceeded by land towards a neighbouring port i_„l',niej,
bradscha, whilst the second division comv'i,
General Bcquet marched towards Bazardjik, an
division commanded by Prince Napoleon v
march on ICustendii, six le

__sues from Varna'
ed at the head of t

'rince Napoleon

'ONDITION OF THE 1117
TROOPS.

Le RussiO tc

!,- and ha

sseu mos
Is, marches a
=del/km 26 to 28

tinily by perpe
countermarches,
Reaumur in the sh2cl(
deed; lie little doubt that the constant clO2l
allies, both in the Baltic and the Fuzine, %
force moving rapidly from point to point along t
nust end by marching the Czar's army off its lei6e;„
larms would wear out any $91:121
-supplied Kith

ncessant

4uisite-s for rapid mo

DESTRUCTION OF SULINA.
On the 16th the Vesuvius, Captain Powell, ,3,0
Spitfire were cruising off the Sulina mouth of the ,if°
when it was resolved by the two captains that tberY4
feel their way up to the scene of poor Capta4
death. On the morning of the 17th, the_ iht's
proceeded up the river, destroying the stockaue,
passed, without a show of resistance, and at las"ijd:
the small town of Salina, on which the boats oPe A
Only three musket shots were fired in return'
three p.m. the place' was a heap of ruins, nothiP
spared but the church and lighthouse.

THE BALTIC.
'REPARATIONS TO ATTACK BOMA,—
Au Iv
Ve following are the latest accounts from we

SuND; ArearsT 2.—General Baragugiopy
returned from Bomarsund last night in the rth
yacht. He was reconnoitring very close to the, Pto,Y,
the masked battery opened fire upon him, and 00,4
fell over the ship. Preparations are making 'co,'
land the troops in the paddle-box boats and shit
&c. Her Majesty's ship Termagant, and three t (00;
with troops, have just arrived. The LightnildOil
is just gone on to Bomarsund with all the scle-aceS
navigation officers in the fleet. The Holyrood
few minutes. The troops are healthy. At onie ;45
whole of the boats attached to the combineue'Pei
were employed in landing troops at a distene to 0
three miles from the fleet. They marched e; it
heights, where a signal house is placed, au" ir 6
allowed to roam about for three hours, to Oleo 00
enjoyment, after being cribbed and confined in,„ai?cl
war. From the shore the appearance of the P-e
imposing in the extreme. The severe an d,..„0
character of the fleet has b3en entirely r of,
whereas at Baro it consisted principally °l;nese, Purl
with their grim broad sides of unbroken ""ileisol
the other hand, these men-of-war are inters
every conceivable craft, differing in size, rim," ell
appearance from the handsome Duke of ,Wen::-t
the graceful imperial yacht, down to that n'cLa
specimen of naval architecture, the Gothlatt
sloop. The troops returned on board at six P•ra.e,„o,
boats, 140 of which were employed for the Pn,rcp9 Tir
ArGusr 3.—The time for moving the 'r''
Bomarsund will either be to-day or to-morrow'
delay has occurred, but it is from the humane,se,2
saving life as much as possible. For this put' isvi
fore, each ship has been ordered to build two
iivady
for large lower deck guns. These are to be I?je,
are to be used against the forts on the land 5.1,1.01/
are deemed very weak and incapable of ren;o ?
continuous siege, directed to a point that 110-5
discovered, will enable us soon to make a Bret e,
fortification, without exposing ourselves to P,,
their large guns. The men-of-war, it is thouglle
moor close to the batteries unless of urgent nee. (9
t.loo'
will shell the place while the troops are inves
is said the Duke, Acre, Princess Royal, and 13 J
draw too much water to be risked in the l'assaso/
ACCIDENT TO THEGRAND DUKE CO?.10t-
M A
HAMBITSG, Ana. 7.—lt is announced tun. r
sion at sea, near Cronstadt, the vessel on boned
was the Grand Duke Constantine having form po F
prince was taken out of the water by the hair,' 00
narrowly escaped drowning. Prince Galitzn
sailors are said to have been drowned.

the Baltic

THE WHITE SEA. • PI
,5 HAMBURG,. AUG. 7.—Two war steamers 0. I
squadron having destroyed the establishyaell `l3ooi
Russian government to the north of Archange",se.'
tered the Bay of Onega, that arm of the White
reaches farthest towards the Russian interior.
ri
EVACUATION OF THE PRINCIPALt v.
The ilfoniteur of Thursday announces thati 'iselei
tei
Envoy has been sent to the Cabinet of Vie:111;a
notification that the Emperor Nicholas has °,;)* ci,,
complete evacuation of Wallachia and Molds' of
withstanding this declaration, however, Cotul„t cle4
the Bth instant, exchanged notes with Bar°:o4,A!
queasy and Lord Westmorland, in which he.,raaPV
Austria requires, as well as France and
Russia should give such guarantees as shall P:0-05,0
power from again producing those complicatl.,
now trouble the peace of Europe; and Austria{
that she will not herself be a party to any negs-To
the re-establishment of peace with the Plusj!
until she has obtained these guarantees."
te tre
Private telegraphic advices from Berlin sts tber
the menaced situation of the Crimea and the °,06,4
time provinces of Southern Russia, and that a"frovi
has induced the Czar to withdraw his troops top
Principalities. The Russian regiments in 1301 e
Kherson are to move in all possible haste to 1 laCe7
ile those in Moldavia march to occupy.theit '
UGP--
,yrr Pfr

DESCENT ON THE ALAND ISLES.—i
OF CANNON TAKEN. trcofj
DANTZIC, FRIDAY.—Three thousand Fre,,ilcwqrsue,
six hundred British marines landed near P,io°
the Bth, without being opposed. The Russi3"f
eight pieces of cannon. The large shit's is ay
remained at Ledsund. Sir Charles NaPiel,:roe'er
Bomarsund in the Bulldog, and the lore dew
land attack were to take place the next day

et b7i441
A FATAL EXPERIMENT.—Hannah Wn111.,-;asto 014
age, the wife of a cabman, living in ataio 1101)e;i
Haggerstone, near London, used frequenw-7 Isieaf )
self by practising hanging, for the purPcserr',:csr(l
stated, of " frightening her old man." On t-,
Sgßp
ing, however, on her husband getting up, P-for,kgo
that her dangerous joke had proved fatal, of
hanging in a kneeling position at the fotit9 d
quite dead. As several witnesses stated tbeije,./
the deceased had not intended to commit sufof
herself and husband were always on the best
coroner's jury returned an open verdict. star', f,.Y
THE AMERICAN BABY MARICET.—The
(Ohio) Agricultural Scciety is offering Preis
finest specimen of young Americans.
For prettiest baby, $5 and diploma tom fot
prettiest baby, $3 and diploma to mother ; ;leo-I,IIV
and diploma to mother ; for largest andabso,ij
under 12 months old, age to be considered, vt
to mother; for second largest and heavies for tt4P
12 months old, $3 and diploma to mother; fair J/
and diploma to mother. The above is not adage
.4,6;
the rewards go to the mother ;no env" e 0:4
fathers !—American Paper. ()heel,*
DUELLING.—At the Marlborough-street Paola ot;
Friday, Mr. W. J. O'Connell was chargearide
de td.
a challenge to Captain De Villa to fight a9J
constable Edwards said lie apprehended t12.en00,;;;
Oxford-street, and lodged him in the etit'i"O'',27
80/
defendant was ordered to find one surety illue A),
enter into his own recognizance in the eft?,

keep the peace for 12 months. nos, Pe,
MOVEMENTS OP MEDD:III9.—MM. g fit DO)
medium of a superior order, is now 11("1,-l'ose
this city, and answering the questions of 014)011
to her for instruction on philosophical it.i'luTice c',144.0
jects. She claims to be under the g1,1"3"-fill reef?
spirits who, while in the flesh, dwelt in ejtht,"
world, and who have now forsaken fori,n 0),
attained to a place of celestial truth. Thie.aTiojeote c-rgoopll
munications given through her are to
and spiritualise philosophy; and they are, t°,beir
for their high degree of intelligence and 31145. 0,44",
pure and exalted practical tendencY.,, to fkori
designs postponing her contemplated Nis' ,rous Syq
the coming autumn, and in the meantime, 1001
"call" to any of the country towns Loh; io
Mrs. French is in Baltimore. She wi'LL-cs."/
on the 22nd inst., and will remain ten u•-•'
Spiritualist (New York weekly paPer).