Butte record., 1854-09-23

WIN LIS Hiullly lor journey OF pleasure u
the Pyrenees. Nelvlie Soule. son Of the min
istee, and the Attache Interne Of the Legisla-
ton, was dispatched by Ills father 10 Paris
and London with some dispatches for the Leo-
islatiocs in those cities aud also for Y .sbinf--
ton. He left Paris 70 join the family In the
Pyrenees In regard TO Mr. Soulcs views
On the pending questions, ! may be permitted
to say tins much. that since Espartero ba5
come into power he has no hopes OF a fayora.
bic settlement CT the Cuban question, unless
aided Dy decisive measures on the part Of the
Government at Washington lie does not be-
l!eyo that the Queen can hold her power LONG.
aud has strong faith in the ultimate success al
the Republican cause. No propositions ofanv
kind have ever been made by the Spanish
Government to sell the Island OF Cuba. andit
IS not anticipated that under the present re-
gime any will be made
ARBIvAI. cv GRIsI AND MARIo At INV
HCRN These two distinguished artists Mad
anne Ginl!a Grisi and Marquis Giovanni q.
Can LA (Signor Mar;o) arrive in New York
by the steamship Baltic.
THE INVASION or THE CRsmEA 1t has
teen already announced that on July q. the
Light Division Of the British army under Gen
Brown, and the Division Of the French armg
under tfen. Canrobert embarked at Narna.
or at Baltsik, to invade the Crmea. Ills now
stated that it never entered into the Plan %.
the campaign adopted Icy Marshal St Arnaul
and LORD Raglan to occupy either The valley
oI the Danube or the DObroGia Omar Pasm
had asked at the first conference Of the alliol
generals for moral support of a European q.
tachm nt at Narna. The Generals eaye ..
what he ashel, the rather that Ike dl.ly r.
seqneEt thereupon gave the Anelo Frcu.4
force time to oling their heavy guns from
NJ aic IN, o..
men 1t was also desirable that the hotties.
part Of the season should be past before I'M
dertaking active operations. These conli-
tons being now fulfilled, the invasion Of tho
C'1llnca IS Understood 70 be undertaken in car
nest. The precise spot on which the esridi-
on will dsiubark is not known TO the pub
lie; the spot must, of course. have sufficient
depth Of water n-shorc to allow the approach
OF the ships, or at least of the steam frigatc-
so as 10 cover the beats and troops with their
guns; 1t must have fresh water iJr the use Of
the troops and must have natural facilities
Tor throwing up field works to protect tls. ffsl
landing FROM an attack y superior force
THs Brss1ANs F0evE ~ THE CRrnfrA--
The Kussiln force in the Climea j. surr,sei
to consist principally Of two divisions Vi ,Le
9TH army cor 1uier Gen. Cheodl # amount
to abou' 10000 men, exclusive of the marines
AMI dock yard bastalions within Sebas,onol
Great enGeavors will undoubtedly be make to
increase tfns force, but the al.ics reckon th41
IN L absence q communication by sea. TIE
russians will be unable 10 bring into tie Cr--
me any considerable force By land
The ALLIED FLEErs.-An official dispatch
from Odessa reached Vienna, la5e On the 9th.
stating that the French and English a-ets
were soon oit ScYastopol IN the 80th July. the
steamers having transports In tow This
ma
IN one day, aAd was thence Immediately tell
graphed to st. pcterslurga. 1t is Inferred
from the wording Of Tile dispatch that tho
fleets were preceding TO the eastward Thi.
intelligent Is q later date than that received
from ConsIan-iuople. Steamers were arri,-
at arna 60 latest date DAILY 25th) With iau-
Il tions and food supplies
The RUsIANs RErREAr1xG FROM BrcHA.
REST --On the hrst Of August, the Russians
retired from Bucharest, after having brokoa
up the road betweeH that ely and KalugerU-
ny. Before leaving Bucharets Prince Con.
chakof assembled inc B1yards. and thanked
them for the manner IN which they had treat
ed the Russian troops during their stay. The
General added that strategic reasons alouo
Induced him to quit the city. but that II was
not lmprobable he might return at an early
period Immediately on the Russians leay-
ing. Oher Pacha sent message to Bucharest
inquiring lodging and provisions for l2,Oul
meh within the city, and for e, coo outside
OF the walls. On July %, Said Pasha. al
vaucng from Oltenlza to Bucharest, eyerto0k
the Russian rear guard, which nc attacked and
drove in
NGI oRT1D CAPTURE or ALAND.--Ths
SreaSka I@dn4Hgen Of Stockholm, publishes
a statement that on the 81 inst. n French
force occupied Aland, after bombardmer-
OF seven hours. The statement is vague and
unconhrmed. 4 dispatch from stockholm
August Sd. states, however, that a cannonad
ing was herd during six hours in the direction
OF Alaud
EUssoS FEvTs BY SEA.-An occurrence is
reported which has caused much astonishnen.
IN hngland-- the british war steamer Cyclors
was chased, when near the Bosphorus. by tue
RUSSIAN steam frigate Viadimer, which every
one supposed was safely shut up in the harblr
OF sebastopol And equally ASTONISHING +.
the tact that the other day Russian steamer
ran INTO the harbor ct IIsraelea, and burned
lhree turkish merchantmen at anchor there
One Of the burned ships was laden with corn.
another with wood aud the third with elal
from the Heraclea mines, and destined for al
ied squadrons. Their captains we're carried
OH, and the crews were put into a boat AMI
turned adrift
MARROW ESCAPE OF ARcHDUKE Covsr.N-
TINE At Cronstadt August 2. the Arch
duke Constantine had a narrow escare with
MS life. boat in which he was embarked
upset. Admiral Galitzin and four seamen
were drowned