Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14

lance may be entertained that the grand object Of the
expedition will be promptly undertaken and rumphany
accomplished.
It indeed subject of heartfelt congratuation that
the ravages Of the cholera appear to have reached Gull
minating point and to be decidedly the wane.
The week which ended the 18th returned 49 deaths
by cholera being dminuton Of sol from those Of the
week before We pleased to find that the successful
experiment made last year in obtaining the agricultural
statistics Of Norfolk and Hampshire and of three
ties in Scotland has induced the Board Of Trade to
tend the experiment for the present year to the whole Of
Scotland and also to several other counties Of England
and Wales.
Mr. SouLE the United States Minister at Madrid and
Mr. SrcKLEs United States Secretary Of Legation
London, have arrived at Toulouse.
One Of Prince ALBERTs objects in his late visit to
France it is said to offer to LOUIS NAPOLEON the
garter by the death Of the King of Saxony 1t is
expected that the Emperor will visit the Queen Of Eng
land during the year at Windsor to be installed
Knight of the Garter, when the Empress EUGEsIE
will accompany him. Workmen said to be employed
fitting up apartments In Windsor Castle for their recep
ton; they the same occupied by the Empe
Of Russia ten years ago. The King Of Belgium left
Brussels Monday: he is travelling neognio according
papers, to Prussia and Austria; to others,
Austria and Switzerland The from Spain continues
to be satisfactory 1t is understood that the Dowager
Queen CHRISTINA and her youthful family about to
take up their residence in England. Beaumont Lodge
three miles from Windsor and formerly the residence of
Lord Ashbrook is being fitted up for them. There
is not any from Italy The Vienna Lloyd announces
that official dispatches from London and Paris have
reached Vienna stating that the Governments both Of
France and England acknowledge the policy of Austria
subsequent the refusal of Russia give
be the best suited to the circumstances Of the case The
Waachian people appear to be decidedly hostile to the
reception Of Prince STIRBEY their Hospodar and de-
clarng if he be reinstated it will produce another
luton in the principally There is doubt that the
Russians in full retreat from Asia
SEPTEMBER 22.-An item of Court news this morning
that the Prince Of Wales is about join the war
steamer Royal Albert lieutenant He will not COM
plee his thirteenth year until November but he is by
means behind his years On late visit of the Queen and
part OF the Royal family to the Egyptian steamer then
at Portsmouth, the Prince took the cboque which,
piece of Eastern etiquette handed him. and pulled
away most manfuy.
We have this morning positive intelligence Of the allied
troops having landed in the Crimea $4,000 French
troops, 900 English and 5000 Turks landed Eupa
tora, fifty English miles by north of Sebasopol and
about the distance northwest of Simpheropo which
is in the route the troops will take for Sebastopo from
which Simpheropol is also distant fifty miles; that the
troops will have to march hundred miles from the
place of their debarkation the great object of the
petition. The landing effected the l4th instant
and without any opposition. There large Russian
force assembled at Balacava where it is evident the
enemy imagined the allies would attempt to land. They
have however thought better avoid the trap the Gar
had baited for them and not attempt landing in the face
OF high Cliffs where the Muscovtes would have had the
advantage This is the first time in history that Eng
sh army has entered the Russian domnons with hostile
intent Every days will now be looked for with
increasing interest 1t is also stated in late letters from
the Baltic that Sir CHARlEs NAPIER is about leave his
card at Cronstadt The allied fleets in the Black Sea
keeping guard the enemy's feet at Sebastopo A
large reinforcement Of Russian troops is its march
from St. Petersburgh it will probably be too late meet
the present emergency its immediate consequences
News from the continent states that Madrid and Spain
generally are perfectly tranquil The Ministerial crisis
in Belgium has terminated the Ministers consentng to
withdraw their designations.
THREE o'CLooK.-The transports have returned from
Eupatora to Varna to embark the reserve consisting
$4,000 French troops besides cavalry The troops march
ing from Russia southwark said to be destined for
Poland.