Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-01

'Theeho is making steady progress 10 Lon.
DON Amongst the deaths IS Lord lelyliu, son-in.
law Of Lord Palme~ton. 1ig
The London Times continues to censure the
Greytown nlIair In slfong tefms also The PTesi.
dents Message TO the Senate on the Spanish ques
ton. fi ai3M li89 NAa a1
Its soid that on the occasion Of the fele Of ST..
Napoleon 1882 paidOns OF reductions Of punish.
ishpenI granted
FURTHER by THE EUROPA,
Nav YoRK. August Sl.-hqdid l6th,.4The
lunias Of Malaga and Leridu refuse 10 recognize
Tie new Government.
Lopdon, Saturdau--FoFt Tyre and Fort MOI.
iych ntihe Island OF Alond have been taken, one
by tie PIencl(an the other by The English. Loss
by The allies small.
Vienna l6,-Itis reported that Prince Alexan-
der GOrsOhakolT has Notified the Austrian Gov
eminent that as long as the turks ale In Walla.
CHA the Russianswil r.loiu certain poluis in Tie
Punoipaliiies. o4 ~
Austria has given up her intention OF proposing
70 the Germanic Diet to put the Fedefal Army on
pw0T luoling,
The Paris MoniteuT announces that on the 9Th
and slh5of Aug tue French EGnedlucnnTy Force
landed on the Island Of Aland, north Of Fortress
Bomarsnnd aud at the same time the Engl sb and
French Marines landed south Of the Fortress; the
decentralization beiUg covered by two steamers,
gnd effected without Marine getting his leet wet.
they theW erected batteries, while the Ru's:nns
lesloyed theirs and Tell back on their main for
tess on the 18Th, The fortress was completely
invested on the l4thj the Rlissinns made sorle,
but were driven IN on the l6lh, The French
carried Iedoubt and guns without losing a
nau. Another account says II was strongly fOni.
fed and took aller several houTs fighting. Bonn
OaTdmenl on The rnau lotress began on the 18th.
The reports the English papers say that the
inhabitants Of Alnnd had isen against the Rus
SLAMS, and it was proclaimed by the order Of tile
Piench Admiral from the pulpils in oil the church.
es, that the Russian sway over the Islands has
censtd.
The Russions continued to fod,fy all fragile
points,
The London Daily News contains remarka BILE
correspondence stating that tho British troops
oamped at MOnaster, near Duvues, are deoimaled
with malignant cholera, and totally destitute OF
medicine, AID also furnishing for food, aud ore dis
sontented-amust disoRunlzed I
The Times correspondent partly confirms the
statement.
Prince Pnskiewith returned from Warsaw on
the 18Th, and will again take command OF tile
OuiheTn army,
Nothing has been done OF Conslantnople.
Letters speaks of The expedition against Guinea
as still in progress. Tie enbarcntOnwas deferred
on account of the cholera.
Important news lloin Tie East not expected be.
fore the first week al September
A Russian dispatch from Odessn, dated August
9Th, says The allied fleets ued to land troops oil
Balaklaw CTimea.
II was reported at sebosiopal that Admiral
Lyons bonlbOrded omassa "a hours, Result not
known.
The sultans daughter Puotina, was married 10
Retlschad, Pacha's sou, ut COnslanlinople OH the
10Th.
d The Russian fleet came out from Sebastopnl, II
was seen OH odessa, but returned safely
On the 9Th OF August tile offensive and ,deleni
siye alliance was concluded between the Porte
mud Schaniyl. rems not tIanspiIed, but il is
understood that Schamyl insisted that lie Porte
should recognize The Independence Of CGcassla.
He in Teturu Offering assistance OF $4,000 noun.
ianters to act in cOnceTt,wllh Tie Turkish forces
Its reported that Scbamyl obtained great victory
over the Russinns.
Mercantile letters fom Bagdad, soy that con.
tracts have been made TO furnish urPss and trans.
ports iotlhe lindoo British forces which would
arrive via Persian Gulf, BOza aud mouth VI river
Tiger.
The Emperor of Morocco has announced hisin.
ienliOn 10 present The Sultan with thirty million
biaslTes and 10000 troops onnuaIly,whlle the war
lasts.
Parliament has been prOrogued, the Queens
speech is looked for SOON
The U. S. sloop Marion, left GRANDPA on the
eth OF July, ior Cape de Verbs.
Accounts Of the potnloe disease in the north Of
Ireland is more disoouHgingI II is spreading very
Tapidly.
Choleta prevailing severely at Belfast
The Poor Rates iOI The present year showan in
crease in greater number Of Irish unions
Fete st. Napoleon on tue nth passed of quiet
". lie decorations were splendid. MARSHALL
Mognau reviewed 10000 troop. A grand militia
~ spectacle was enacted in Champ de Mars, rep
leseniing the siege OF SilIsuia. the EmpeIUTs alb
sence was mucllnHetted blythe Pousians,
Rumor reports that conspiracy has been dis
covered, aud that the Emperor's absence IS a pte-
measure. Russian Intrigue said 10 be
Dusyin secret clubs.
The Imperial decree orders the payment of le-
,acies, and opens credit for million lroncS.
PTest. Pierce's message 10 the Senate respecting
Cuba, caused some uneaslness on the Paris Bouse,
but the succeeding mail restored confidence.
The cholera is decreasing OF MaIsellles.
The MOnileuI continues to give iayOlable ac-
counts OF the harvest, but The weather is some
what broken.
Corlos to convoke on the 9Th OF November on a
basis ofthe ElectoIal Law Of 81, Constitutions.
NJ Assembly meeting ia one ChambeT, with one
ieputy for every 80, 900 Of population.
Don Lucas Saglsti has been appointed Minister
ut Madrid, Col. CaTdeo Governor Of SaIagossa, and
Col o'Donnell, inc Generals brother, Governor
Of Malaga.
A riot occurred al Tortoise. The rioters essen
Jled with cries Of pirq EsPqrlero! viDa contribution!
Theyihen rushed to The Cily Hall 10 demand ubo-
ilioiriaxes, but finding only tie Secretary they
heat him to death, tore out bis beau, cut of his
head and flung the body into theuger with all the
records Of The Government Of Nalmcia. The arm
ed citizens took anumber Of tue rioters prisoners.
Numerous reports are current respecting France.
1t is stated that Napoleon Will not lnteTIele in tue
p,esent aspect Of alIansi but objects equally, 10
ihe republic OF CaTllsldynasly in Spain.
The London GloJe says the FEench Ambassador
1t Madrid ordered protest against violence 10 shy
member of the Royal Family, or any attack on
principles. 'NA'-Ni
PvRTuoAL.--LiSbon letters say that the Porlu.
guese government eneIgetically dlsavows all idea
VI junction between Portugal aud Spain, and
expresses regret that the name of the King was
used in prospect. H afle
The cholera throughout Italy was slightly sub
siding.
There were seventy deaths per day at Genoa. II
Turin it was not so severe. At Naples il was We
~ violent. H
A decree dated at PaleTmo, on the 9th 0 July,
.hreatens death by eouu martial 10 any one eva
ling The sanitary Gordon established on the Neopol-
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