Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
Further Particulars from Europe by the Pacific.

Further Particulars from Europe by the Pacific
New York, Sept 4.
The DANUBE, &c.-No change has occurred
in the situation OF affairs Bucharest is quiet in
the possession of the Turks On taking posses
sion of the city, Hahn Pacha issued the follow
ing proclamation:
.ei'he armies of your sovereign have entered
this town for the purpose of maintaining tran
qaIlity and good order, and to respect the estab
lishei Government Until it shall please him TO
alter existing arrangements let nc one take the
initiative or turbuientIy demand any change, for
such offenders will be severely punished. In re-
firing from here the Russians have conGded to US
the care Of the sick whom they could not take
with them We will prove that we merit this
confidence, and until we shall have formed hospit
ais in this town, they will be treated IN the hospit
ais where they are, with ali the solicitude
which the love of humanity demands, for these
two empires, which now at var, and to NOR
row may be at peace should mutually respect
each other even in time of war. Such are our
wishes, and III conforming 10 them the Wallach
iai will prove their loyalty and obedience TO
their all powerful sovereign.
GENERAL HAHN.
bucharest, July 27."
The sick to whom this proclamation refers are
about 40 in number They consist chiefly of
those who We're badly wounded at Giurgeva on
the 9TH OF July. The proclamation is in Wall
the 9th of August, according 10 our calender.
PRIScE ALnERr FIsIT 70 FRAScE-On sat
urday, Aug. 8, the Mayor of Liverpool announ-
ced that St Georges Hall would not be opened
by Queen Victoria. That the unsettled state of
the public affairs the projected visit about the
10th OF next month, CT Prince Albert 10 the
camp of the French troops at ST Omar, where he
is to meet the Emperor of France and the King
of Belgians, and the uncertainty as TO the Queen
being able to visit Scotland this year were the
principle reasons which had induced Her Majesty
TO postpone her second visit to Liverpool.
Smith o'Bren in Belgium.-Ths gentleman,
Limerick paper states has arrived IN Belgium
from New South Wales
Greece-king Ohio is again becoming con
tumacious. He now refuses to disband the rreg
ular troops
Asia-The Plenipotentiares who signed the
treaty concluded on Aug H. between the Porte
and Schamyl, were AIehemet Emin Pasha, for
the Porte, and Nemn Aga, for his uncle Schamyl.
This treaty is virtually offensive and defensive.
There is nothing late reliable from the armies
al Kars
German Conederation-On the 7th inst, Aus
tria and Prussia submitted to the Bund the Rus
sian summons, as well as the correspondence with
the Western Powers, containing the guarantees
of peace required by the latter.
Prussia is aruing all her ports.
Latest-Sixty thousand Russians were about
to be concentrated on the right bank of the Pruth
under Gen. Luders, in order to cover the Russian
fotIlla on the Danube, which would be sacrificed
by the evacuation OF Galatz.
The report Of defeat of the Turks near Kars
is repeated.
The Paris Moniteur of Tuesday contains dis
patches from Bomersund They add nothing
new to previous accounts; bat allusion is made
to the extraordinary results of the fire arms from
the batteries.
Orders are given not to interfere with The trade
between the inhabitants of the Norwegian Fin
land and those of the coasts of the White Sea,
they being poor and inofensive population.
The Times has leading article on the cholera
at the East 1t says. that by the last accounts
from Yarna, cooler weather was not expected for
several weeks; and as it appeared to be thought
the worst evil Of the two to set sail, even if the
expedition was otherwise ready, whilst the chol-
era was stu raging. there was every prospect Of
the mortality continuing at a nearly equal rate
Ten or fifteen Thousand are probably not too high
for the dead and disabled up to the moment OF
embarkafion. The Times dweils on tire subject
Of the melancholy and inglorious loss of life, and
The extreme discoura cement in the camps. 1t
inquiries what gaining by delay which is
more deadly than battles? The result is worse
han if we lost 10000 men in capturing Sebasto
pol whilst the unfortunate dead have been deprived
Of the glory of the inscription, ''Sebastopol" on
their tombs.
Vienna 22d.--The firm Of Henry Wethemstein
& Son have suspended payment. Liabilities est-
mated at five millions of forms
THE EaPERoR's Address.
Napoleon has issued the following address 10
his army in the East:
soldiers and Sailors of the Army OF the En-
peror: You have not fought but already you
have obtained a signal success. Your presence
and that of the English troops have sufiiced to
compel the enemy TO recross the Danube and the
Russian vessels remain ngIoriously in their ports
on have not yet fought, and already you have
struggled couraseously against death A scourge.
fatal though transitory, has not arrested your ar
dor. France aud the Sovereign whom she has
chosen cannot witness without deep emotion. or
without making every effort TO give assistance to
such energy and such sacrifices.
The First Consul said in 1897, in a proclama-
ton 10 his army: The first quality required in
a soldier IS the power of supporting la;igues and
prlyatlous Courage Is only secondary one"
The first You are now displaying. Who can deny
you the possession of the second Therefore it
is that your enemies, disseminated from Finland
to the Caucasus, are seeking auxiously to discover
the point upon which France and England will
direct their attacks which they foresee will be
decisive--!or right justice warlike inspiration
are on our side.
Already Bombersund and 5000 prisoners have
fallen into our power. Soldiers you will follow
the example of the army of Egypt The con
querors of the Pyramids and Mont-Thabor mad
like you, TO contend against warlike soldiers and
against disease, but IN spite of pesteBce and the
efforts of the three armies, they returned with
honor to their country. Soldiers! have conf
dence in your General n-Chief and in me- | am
watching over you, and hope with the assistance
of God soon to see elimination of your suffer
ngs and an increase of your glory.
Soldiers! FAREWELL till we meet again.
NAPOLEON