The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-17

ncaps, socialists, win all be ready 70 realss Tan
Sebd's onmparjson respecting thoo1ogtaps-
veen m dispute they were IKE 20 usoy rnsd d.
IN: that Sss s iii ,nsss i so :s:sass
tss 70 speenlate upon. 0oe thing Spain 4
Ssr ~ 81 n,smsly that France aud England VIII ie
Parma. which the other DAY Killed its srks.
hibtiDg 81 most revolutionary spirit under its
gent Arch-Ducbess, The accouets which reach
are something BIKE those we originally rsceiy
by The COVER ment; but even from d.
II quite evident that Austria, whose relations y;
Parma are so intimate, has been tola some MA
and most dissgreeable truths. It seems to Il
begun by parties assuming the revolutionary COO
refusing to interfere, the Austrian tfoo
took the matter mp, wen an immedia
explosion took place. Tho Austrian sommsud(
Vas shot dead, and the troops fed. 6aortly at
which they bombaided the afe where SOMA Of ~
Iesolutionisss had taken up: their qnsrten. III
wall was knocked down. The insurgess nAdeI
sally crying, Down with the Regency; dos
With the Austrians." Persons who ware IN II
cafe ascended TO the upper stories Of the house,
threw tiles and stones the beads Of The seadierI
who In their turn fired ct The windows. BsverI
were killed. Eighty four persons have bceu Il
rested, and more arrest, were being made. Conf
Nobl, Councillor for the military Affairs of Lon
hardy, has been summoned to Parma.
The sitting heat which has prevailed for tho lad
few days has, y Is said, proved frssh enemy q
the Russians, who have hsd "a In reased numbd
Of sick, independently Of their wounded. Attach
Of spoplexy have already carried OF great numb.
Of them during their continual marches and eoantei
marcles and many have ,HiIen victims % tb
tevers which prevail during extreme heats In til
lower part OF the Danube. The number of 81
among the Russians amounts 20 thirty-iw0 pc
cent French and English soldiers, il xppasrs
are constantly arriving at Rutchopck nom 5chGnl
e. and on the 22d OF July Prince Nspoleon, who's
division will be the Rrst to enter the Waiscais
territory, Is expected Is the turkish head quarter,
Why, cannot tell; hut it il evident that certai
importance appears 20 be att scned to this fart;
We Learn that Marshal st. Arnaud, after the La
council Of wal, held ct vayDa arranged thAs is shu1i
Be SO; i 4 expected that the auxiliary troovs an
the Turkish army will shortly pass the river, AZ
force, possible, the Russians 70 battle at Giargev
Everything tends TO prove that it Is intended /
march seriously against Bucharest.
Admiral Parseval and the French squadron cor
sistiDg Of eight sail Of tie line and ton smaller ye
see, after navigation Of exceeding difRoulsy-sh
charts being 70 defectve-auchored ON the 22d inst
ct the klands II AlaId, In the bay Il Ledsund. m
smaller vessels belonging to the EugIsh aud Frenc
squadrons had already hogan to ascend the Mario,
channels which lead 70 Bomarsund, where there d
garrison Of 500 men. Admiral Piumyidge, Wit
several steamers, and the two French frigascs vi,
siDie and Andromaque,is blockading, so AZ TO Gu
on as much as possible ali communication with tn
ceeds Admiral Cory, is cruising before 6weabor
with nine EDgsh line of battle ships and the Frenc
ship Austeritz, In order 10 watch the Russian fee
In that port. In consequence of these movements
may be considered certain that wish the aid Of tn
expeditionary corps expected from Calais an s*tac
on Bomarsund will be mace.
The Emperor and Empress are enjoying them
selves ct Bayritz, and ind the situation so charm
ing and the air so salubous, that serious ntentio
are entertained Of building an imperial villa, con-
UaHdfnu n view The cOnnCPv. hiHhlv Tictu
rescue In ITSELF is, In consequence Of the rain thu
has fallen during the summer, just nov Of Burpass
ing IOveliDess and 1t ID Easy TO conceive how hghl
persons exhausted with the artificial glare Of ROY
atty must appreciate il. There are Whispers about
too, that the Empress is enciente. Every care
taken to prevent undue fatigue, and the middle @
the day 10 spent In withdrawal from tSe sun
scorching rays, while the evening s devoted 10 del
itself Is well nigh deserted and the hest Is % grea
shat those Of the beau monde who remain In b COL
tinue close prisoners till the ereoing. Preparation
on very extensive scale are making for th
approaching tste on the 10th Of August At the Bal
ere du Tr6ne temporary theatres are 70 be erected
whore Ill sorts of chivslr0us exercises win be per
formed and Examinations aud fireworks arc to be q
endless variety. The Champs Eiysees resemble ON
vast Workshop, from the RJnd P0ist, midway b
twixt the Arc de rriompbe ana the raneries, 10 IT.
whole Is intended to be Illuminated, much a. lks
year, and mace to resemble one colossa, "a g d
d0xse. In the Champ de u ara all the eqUe,tr,A
troops, from Franconi doxDwards, have beea airs
to DO hopor to the mimic gories Of the reensctmsa
Of the siege If 6ilistria.
General Random, Governor Genera, Of A. ,evl
has just sent tvo magnificent Arabs, az q pre-
to lord Cowley, the British Ambassador.
The Duke d'ElchiBgen, second son of Mar
Ney, has suddenly died It Gallip0li. He ha I e
previously, slightly inds osed, whcn be receive
tidjngs OF the death Of bis mother. He did no "a
cover the shock. With his brother, tue Prince d
into the Polytechnic School; but refusing TO TAX
the oath Of allegiance, they entered the service Q
Sweden, and remained there until 1880. The Duk
was, under Louis Philippe's reign, present at Az.
weTp, and ct several affairs In africa. Nominate.
present Eastern campaign at the head Of cavaIr,
brigade, consisting Of the 9TH dragons aud
cuiTassiers