The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20

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board boats, and in embarkinx and oise abArkins.
was an opsa question With the pubic whether the
petition is destined against sebastopol or Anaps.
THE DANUBE.
The Russians, having entered Beyond the Pruth, aud
the Ausrans having entered the Principatiss It is
place between the Russians and Turks tbs year Omar
Pacha bringing bis army up verJ leisurssy no.
there than 1000 troops in Bucharest
only forty miles disant-and for three weeks the road
been quite clear He has indeed object TO gain
Baron Hess austrian commander In chief issued the
following proclamation when the Austrian troops crossed
IsHABnASrs OF wAuAcmA AND xoIpAuA.
In with convention concluded bet ween the
Emperor, my most grsciou: soysresn and the Porte
will remove from you all the evils Of and bring You
the blessings q peace Re,eiss then, those who win
\
4 their behavior, disci pline aud subordiuation-
remain in full force but expect from the authorities
all proper assistance in providng proper quarters and
acaton will always be made From the people expect
tranquility ant orderfor every disturbance or even
menace q the same By gotous persons or parties viii
All the authorities instructed from this day
forth [no date Is mencnedl to apply to NJ Count Co
ronina who has been appointed By his Majesty to the
commend under my drec tons, Of all the troops in
nrnubian Prrcipaltes, or to the military ad minis
tIation by him nominated ,
letter from Bucha est dated August o. describes at
great hngh TIE soenad reception given to Omar Pachs
his entrance into that city The military escorted
him through the Streets and the ladies covered him with
flowers.
during his stay at the headquarters of the Baron de Hess
have Austrian officer aide de Damp It stated thst,
political onethat Of Fastening the conclusion OF the
sepsrate treaty between Austria France and England
English officer of rank will arrive ut the headquarters
Of the Baron Hess at the time General Latang
THE EAST.
The news from Constantinopls In to the 25th ult.
The siege artillery belonging to the French army had
arrived. All the Turkish men Of the coast of
Sssi pps n 70,
ndsposed The Russians had captured another vessel
and carried her into sebsstopol General Guyon has
Mustspha Pacha In disgrace Said Pacha vceroy Of
Egypt had been m'gnacently fsted at Constantn'ple
EngIand.
PRINCE ALBERT's VISIT TO THE FRENCH cAMP-RE-
TURNS OF THE BOARD OF TRADE-THE COURT
NARTIAL ON LIEUT. PERRY-coPPER ~ THE CAPE
The English papers-including the London Tn,es-are
unbounded in their CALCULATIONS on the visit Of his
Of the Emperor Napoleon st Bouogns The event. they
say, lis ofA deep military and political significance
SSs: y II
Is becomes bis distinguished military position and sb
passenger ships accompany the Prince Marshal on his
visit France For three lays Al to be the guest
from The nobsness Of spirit The brilliant hosptality
profound political sagacity and consequently the uue1
sSG tb WI nss Yin = s cor g s
best friends Of the two countries can desire"
The British opinion Of two years SINCE that Louis Ma
course, may suppose that the emperor personally
iogns never permits the ides to cross his mind how
easily this fine army might b precpitated on the COM
The Board Of Trade returns for the month ended Aug
us indicate general activity in business The value
Of exports shows increase Of sterling over
the favorable accounts Of the corresponding period OF
last year OF the total increase is the
tsle Of metals Gss in machinery, 600 in hard
woolen yarn, snd fS coo in cotton manufactures Man
uiaetuIe. Of wcoens sh ~ decrease OF 4loso linen
GO. and millipery Of a7s, $50 sterling.
she court martial on Lieut. Perry of the 4sth reCi-
ment whose case has sx ctod immense attention, as
closing the progqe habits Of the officers Of the srmy
has pronounced him guilty on two counts, but gives
him permission to sell out The Times, and other jour
Accounts received from the Cspe Of Good Hope msa.
ton the discovery Of large Hills Of copper in Namaqus
land. Prince Co. had adver ed 20 have Thousand
tons removed, August 15 from Poncorda to Honds-
oep Bay for shipment.
/ NAPoLE0N's CAMP KINGS AND PRINCES IN ATTEND
! ANcE on HIN-ExEcUTIvE DEcREEs-ADDREss TO
The event which exctes most interest il the grand
military display at Boulogne. The camp is now com.
plctey organized and consists Of hundred thousand
called 1.-THE army Of the north viii 1 remain ' en-
camped until spring and thea be drafted, required
e. the ss
gium, accompanied BY his SON, the Duke of Brabant,
visited the at the but It. % S;
Guilty he is placed in by the profemed resignation Of
his ministry Pedro the young King q portus.l with
ing his wife Victoria. Besides these great ones, there
are many thousand native vsers from Paris and else
where, and 900 English excursionists. food of
honors ID to be poured upon Albert On landing Tues
day. he would be-snd no eoubt has been-received BY
the Emperor and conducted to apartments ia the mps
were to be illuminated.
OnwednesdAy- day the Atlantic sailed--s public
| promenade on the Place Damon. On Thursday would
lions, in the Place dss Tntelsriss- mission one
1 All the officers of the camp and the English lady
visitors are invited On Friday, grand concert under
the direction OF the Philharmonic Society Of Boulogne
On Saturday Prince Albert will take his departure with
due ceremonies Tness gaetes independent Of the
military evoutons, which win Be the grsndest pos
| sble scale.
Austria and Prussia are both to be represented at
these reviews The Of the Austrian envoy has not
yet publicly transpred, but he win be accompanied by
large staff of military men. Prussia II represented BY
| Cen de Wedel.
Napoleon proceeded with his business one to whom
AZ fha ~ In M
following is the address he has issued to his troops
solders-In coming TO take the command Of that
Of the North division of which has recently disn-
gushed itself In the Baltic ought already to address
in the language Of praise for you have now for two