Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-09

marsuhu HHu TWO tnUusanu prsoners nave faIen INTO
our hands Soldiers! you win initiate the example of
the army Of Egypt. The vctors Of the Pyramids and
Of Mont Tabor had, like you to combat veteran troops
and diseases but despite the pest and the efforts of three
armies they returned honored to their country Sol
dcrs! have confidence in your Generalinchief and in
me. am watching over you, and hope, with the aid Of
God that shall soon your suerings diminish and
your glory increase Soldiers, q rsroir
"NAPoLEos"
Some anticipate the rather improbable policy of
Strengthening Bomarsund and keeping division Of the
allied forces there throughout the coming winter to be
ready there for early operations the opening of the next
spring Others calculate that this first hostile occupation
of portion of the territory formerly wrested by Russia
from the Kingdom of Sweden will be promptly followed by
outbreak OF the Fnlanders against the Russian dom
nation, and that the islands Of Aand will be transferred
to Sweden as first instament Of territorial resttutory
payments to be promised by the allies in consideration of
the active participation by Sweden in the war against the
Gar.
We are left in doubt by the last accounts from the
Black Sea- whether the expedition to the Crimea has
actually sailed not is its exact destination
tanly known; whether Anapa and Caa on the eastern
coast Of the Crimea, Sebastopo on the WESTERN
whether Odessa mott be made the first point of attack
There are many plausible and strong in favor of
the last conjecture and indeed there are some symptoms
indicating Odessa really to be the first place attacked
prise than that against Sebastopo and Odessa once in
the power of the allies, would afford most convenient
and excellent centre from which direct extensive
defntve operations against the latter formidable strong
hold The attack upon Odessa in preference to Sebasto
pol would also be conormabe to the precedent just set in
the Baltic where Cronstadt Sweaborg, and Reve
been avoided in order to flesh the maiden swords of
the war in the less difficult enterprise Of assured
success which has just been made the subject Of such
noisy rejoicing here In fact all impartial judgments
must admit that the allies thus far in selecting their
points of attack have given proof of the discretion
that the Russian fleets have displayed by remaining in
their ports and rskng the hazards of conflict with the
unquestonably superior fleets of the allies. a
The cholera to which the Emperor makes alusion in
his last proclamation, has really made deporabe havoc
in the army Of the East but would to be the
decline 1t has also prevailed all the south of France
and also seriously alarming extent in Paris itself 1t
is still among Us, and is perhaps the increase but the
journals dare not speak Of it. We know Of its existence
however by private conversations whenever two
persons meet together by the frequent sight of flu
neras in the Streets and frequent notices in the papers
Of persons who died suddenly after illness of
two days only u..@ Il"
1t is announced that orders for entering Waachia i'm
mediatey by the christian troops have actually been dis
patched from Vienna.
The movement of Russian troops toward the Russian
frontier ofthe Pruth continues to be reported but the
opinion yenured be expressed in my last to the effect
that the evacuation by Russia would be very slowly oper
ated, and that complete evacuation hardly to be
pected and sincerely intended has gained some
confirmation since The troops that have crossed
the eastern side of the Puh do stop there but hasten
to reinforce Odessa and the Crimea. 1t is said
to have been officially intimated the part Of the Car
that his troops would entirely abandon the Princi
pates until the Turkish forces should have retired to the
right bank Of the Danube. :"
The position of the German Powers is still of nature
greatly embarrass the resolutions of the allies bege
rent. Prussia is and decidedly separating her
policy from that of the Western Powers in favor of Rus
sa and thus increasing the hestaons Of the Emperor Of
Austria and the indisnatpess Of his position. The
former alleges that the Russian retirement back of the
Pruth annus the late treaty between the two great Ger
Powers satisfies the German interests the lesion of
which induced the joint summons to evacuate, and re-
all pretex the part of Prussia and Austria to de-
part from their neutrality. The further demands of the
allies are it is admitted favorable to German interests in
the of Europe and the Danube but they with
out and beyond all the treaty obligations of Prussia, and
If Prussia should be induced to adopt and support
them against Russia it must be by virtue of new treaty
Obligations to be specified and fixed after renewed nego
tatons and mature elaboration with the German Powers
Austria on the other hand seems disposed to accept the
retirement Of the Russians peaceful indication but
not accept satisfactory She insists, with the
allies that the Gar must give security against
the repetition of the occupation; that he must renounce
the claimed that he must open the mouth of
the Danube in Short that he must do all that France
and England require Of him, except indeed consentng
to the humiliation of Russian naval power IN the Black
Sea- ...
We have no important news from Spain this week The
situation of affairs remains pretty much what it was at the
date of nv last The rens Of Government held very
rresouey by the persons nomnay at the head OF affairs
The new Minister Of Finances has resigned in utter des
pair Of being able satisfactorily administer his depart
nen The leaders of the mob have still to be coaxed and
conciliated number of them have paid an official
visit Esparsro further protesting against that portion
of the Ministerial policy, announced recently that
moved the question of monarchy or no monarchy from
the deliberations Of the Constituent Assembly which is to
meet 10 November next and requiring him revoke that
decision The General in his turn ventured to gently
monstrate against this dcation but promised to consult
his colleagues touching the matter they had brought be-
fore him. Rumors again current of serious differ
ences that have arisen between Espartero and ODonne
Several of the provinces refused acknowledge
Government established ct Madrid and have armed to
resist by civil war; Catalonia ITSELF Notwithstanding the
energetic conduct Of the Gen. Manuel de Ia Concha is
considered as being far removed from state Of assured
tranquility. Espaero, invited to repair to that lead
ing province in order to order by his presence
was compelled to Decline order in the capital itself being
to assured admit of his absence The Queen Mother
is still in Madrid and nothing has yet been decided
spectng her. Most Of the Ministers also believed
be still conceaedn the capital The Queen Isabella
PEELED daily sign DEGREES which in spirit and by their
terms do great violence to her secret opinion and
wishes. .-
The Princess Charlotte Julia Zenaide Bonaparte has
Gently 18th Augus died at Rome where she has resided
for many years She the Oldest daughter of Joseph
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