The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

no Intelligence of Importance.
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BOMARSUND REALLY IN THE HANDS or THE ALLIES.
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LORD CLARENDON ON THE NESSRLRODE NOTE.
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TIE AUSTRIANS IN WALLACHIA,
TIE CHekkRA IN THR ALLIED ARMIES.
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INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
The London Times, Dr., Cettman, and the Gar.
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Sailing Of the Boscawan Line-of.
Battle Ship for San Juan.
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Slight Decline In Cotton and Breadstufis,
DO, &C., &c.
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.


arrived at this port at halfpast tive o'clock yester.
day afternoon. She left Liverpool at ten minute
past eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning, the 23d
ult.
Some additional information has been received
relative to the capture of Bomarsund from which it
appears that the heavy artillery destroyed two
detached FORTS and that amongst the prisoners are
General Bodisco the Governor and Turuhielm the
Vice-Governori of the fortress. The bombardment
lasted from Am. on the 18th, until Pm. on the
following day. is reported, but it is to be hoped
the report is rot true, that the Russians blew up
fort containing some State prisoners and also the
secreted Aland pilots.
Adyices from Jassy just received via Vienna, state
that the Russian troops will have re.crossed the
Pruth by the lst September.
Sixty Thousand Russians were about to be concen-
trated on the right bank of the Pruth under General
Luders in order to cover the lssian fotilla the
Danube, which would be sacrificed by the evacua-
ton Of Galatz.
The report Of defeat Of the Turks near Kars is
repeated.
Orders are given not to interfere with the trade
between the inhabitants Of the Norwegian Finmark
and those Of the coasts of the White Sea- they being
poor and inof1srsive population.
Aychangel was effectually blockaded on the 18th
ult.
TIE finn Of Henry Wethemsten & Son, at Vienna,
has suspended payment Liabilities estimated at
five millions of florirs.
The London Times has lea ling article on the
cholera in the East. II says, that by the last &C.
counts from Vsrna cooler weather was not expected
for several weeks and it appeared to be thought
the worst evil Of the two to set SAIL il the ex
pedition was otherwise rea iy, whiEt the cholera
was still raging, there was every prospect of the
mortality continuing at nearly equal rate. Ten or
fifteen thousaua are probably not too high an esti
mate for the dead and disabled up to the moment Of
embafkaticp. The Times dwells on the subject of
the melancholy and ingorious loss Of life and theex
treme Encouragement in the camps It inquiries
what are we gaining by delay, which is more deadly
than battles? The result is than If had lost
ten thousand men in capturing Sebastopol month
ago when our arrangements were incomplete. whilst
the unfortunate dead have been deprived of the
glory of the inscription, Sebastopol" upon their
tonbs.
The accounts with respect to the cholera at CALI
poll, yarna, &C.. are rather more favorable.
From Asia we learn that the plenipotentiayies
who signed the treaty concluded on August 4, be-
tween the Porte and Schamyl, were Mehemet Emn
schamyl. This treaty is virtually offensive and de
fensive.
A remarkable circumstance illustrative of the
course of trade is developed in the official returns
Of the expectation OF tallow from Russia this season.
From this document 1t appears that the exports
overland, from st. Petersburg and the interior to
Memel and other shipping ports, have been nearly
equal to 4hose Of the same period Of 1885, the figures
op LAT
AS far, therefore, as this individual branch of bus-
ness is concerned, Russia has not only sustained no
loss from the blockade, but has made all the extra
price that has been paid to her people for transport
and wh,h has sent up prices in the British and
other markets.
King Otho, of Greece, was becoming contuma-
cious. He had refused to disband the irregular
tr,ops.
Marshal Paskiewitch was at Warsaw, and in
continual communication with the Southern army
and ST. Petersburg.
Abdel Kader expresses deep interest in the war,
but does not seem inclined to take part in it per
soDally.
Bou Maza, who obtained permission from the
French government to serve in the Turkish army,
arrived at Constaptinople on the 4th.
A few weeks since one Of the Sul!an's wives died
al Scutari, and was buried in the Mosque at Yeni.
Djami the ministers and high officials being present
at the obsequies.
Elias Georgiewitch, son Of George XIII, the last
king of Georgia, died at Moscow, July Ia.
From Madrid we learn that royal decree has es-
tabished civic decoration In honor Of those 6raUe
men ,cho reconqured the liberty of the country during
| the dass of Juiy. Don Vicente Gutierrez de reran
is appointed Charge to Costa Rica, on the part of
the new government The Patriarch Of the Indies
was ordered to absent himself from Madrid. Gov.
erDment bad ordered the purchase Of $4,000 mus
kete, of Spanish manufacture. Large sums had been
subscribed for the widows, orphans and wounded OF
the revolution.
The firm of Morpurgo and Co., general comlsis-
sion merchants chiefly in the Italian trade, have sus
pended payment. Grain speculation believed to be
the cause. Their transactions were connected with
Gaatz and Alexandra, and they received consign-
ments Of cotton. The house iu London was OF re.
| cent date, bat the liabilities believed large.
| Nothing in the shape Of foreign news transpired
| on Tuesday, the 22d ult., to influence the Londo
money market, and the cause Of dulness in hi
morning was chiefly temporary. There was Q n In
| crease in the demand for money at the sto .k FIX
| ehsnge, consequent partly on the payment of tn
first insialment of the Turkish loan, am' ,untnr i
100000. Tie last price Of Turkish scrip was "A
| Consols 94s a.
Cotton, corn, -four, wheat, bacon, ard and talloS
had slightly declined.
The Liverpool Jo.rnaI, Of August 10, has the fol
lowiDg:-
The 6oscswey 10 Captain Glsnvi lie, having receives
number Oh hands from the steamsloop Spitefu, Com
mander Basston, which arrived on the night Of sunda