The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10
AFT AIRS IN EUROPE.
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Our L0sdon Csrres pom ID nee.
LONDON. Angus. "a, 1854.
Importance ef the Capture IF Roma, sund- Rum ~
ed Recall Of Sir Charles Nayie-Pryeei Of Gip
i"g the Psincipaistiss Permanently to 4u,,r,a--
Conservation B.fUen England and Froace as Re.
CARDS the l6airs Of Sprin-rH United States
ond Cuba Louis Napo,eon's Apprehension Re.
gardine the Ece"fsalty Of an Be,iaa Reputl,c,
&C., &c.
BonMsnc, TIE chief Russian for. on the AIsnd
slee has fallen into the possession OF the Western
Powers. These islands, which commsnd the en-
trance to the gulfs OF Bothlia and Finl.ud, have
been taken from Russia. This Is the IN ,ss serious
blow that has been inf tied tie Car II Is hint
ed that this capture will assist in Inducing
TO join the Western Powers, because it has proved
that Russis's power near Sweden Is not invulnsrs-
BILE, and that France and England have -oved Ia
earnest in destroying 1t there.
II is ruuored that Sir Charles Napier is to bs rc
called from the Baltic In consequence Of his having
betrayed signs Of age. These rumors about Napiors
iuefh ency have been gaining ground latsly.
There IL still hitsh about the Austrians entering
tie Princip asies. They protested their intention
to enter the Princralites not in hostility to Russia.
This probably induces Omer Pacha to be loath to
leave them to Austria. Russia still fingers about
the Psiucipalisies and her excuse for this ia that
the Turks are there. She processes to have COM
menced Withdrawing from the Turkish terrific les,
and waving her claim to retain material
from Turkey until the latter Power had satisfied the
Cars demands In Difference to Austria, aud to en-
able the latter to enter the Principslites in q
friendly maaer; and now the Gear finds the Turks
in hostile array on the north of the Danube, and
the Austrian government foregoing its claim, or
esiating to enforce it. 1t is, however, strongly
suspected that the ultimate arrangements will be
that Austria shall permanently occupy the Princi.
pities in order to protect Turkey proper from Rus
STA in other words, that the Turkish provinces on
the Danube shall be taken from Turkey aud given
to Austria. Perhaps this has something to do With
Omer Pachs's refusal 70 fall BAck from the vantage
ground he has gained. France, England, and Aus
tris desire that Austria only should watch the Ras
SLAMS in Europe, and that Omer Pachs should now
fight the Gear in Asatic Turkey where he is at pre-
sent triumphant.
A profound sensation has been created in Eng
land by q letter In the London Daily Netcs descrb
ing the sufEerings from cholera and unwholesome
food in Turkey, Of the English army.
Russia IL evidently victorious diplomat ally.
amongst the tribes and nations bordering on British
India. English writer's are at present busy in
attempting to show that England has nothing to
fear from the hostility Of Russia in that quarter.
Jews are reaping profit from clandestinely con-
veying the particulars Of the war into the interior
Of Russia and distributing them amongst the inha-
bitants.
England and France are agreed that no dynastic
changes shall be made in SPAIN and that no violence
shall be osred to the Spanish Queen Mother. more
monstrous interference with the rights OF nations
was never heard or If the Spaniards had ths spirit
which the French had at one time, they would i'm
me- dately resent such an Interference, and proclaim
republic, and conascate the whole of Queen Caris-
tina's property. How impudently inconsistent does
England act She could not interfere to compel
Spain to pay her just debts to Spanish bondholders
In England, but she can interfere to prevent the
Spanish people from making the Infamous Christina
disgorge the sums she has plundered from the
people.
The cholera is very bad in England. In the pro-
VII the fact o, its existence is concealed to pre-
vert panic and the injury Of trade. In tie sumner
watering places especially the local newspapers
fc-hfdiSi ~ tsrfr Subscribers and patrons from
aayiog asytbng about 1t.
There appears to be general opinion amongst
the most Intelligent that america must have Cuba.
and high irtelle party in England, siys that
SPANS right In Cuba Is only that of proprietor of
land about to be traversed by raiiwsy-the right
Of fale at fair valuation.
Airport in the London papers yesterday, that the
Russians, before they surrendered at Bomarsuud,
blew up fort containing State prisoners and re.
crettd Alaod pilots, because they should not be of
any use to France aud England, has ex tied unlver
Prussia is disputiDg with Austria about its inter-
probation Of the treaties whereby the latter Power
wss to assist the Western Powers agsint Russia,
and Is eDdeavcring by eve,y means to set Austia
o. variance with England and France. Prussia Is,
in fact, In the most impudent manner siding with
Russia and doing its utmos. to assist the Gear, with
the ex -epdon Of actual fghting.
II is expected that the next operations o the
French and English In the Baltic will be on tie
nortl ern shores Of the Gulf Of Finland.
Louis Napoleon is alarmed at the fear Of q repub
lie being proclaimed in Spain. Espqrtero and
O'Donne cannot put thelr horses Together, and the
former viii probs bly, make mess Of ii, o~iDg t,
bis nonsepscai reverence for tne off.scouripgs OF
roynlty. 10 one ys. can $50 the end Of che Spanish
revolution.
GREECE is still troublesome Nothing can be doas
until the scsnip Otho is cent back to Germany.
The Emperor OF France was not In Paris during
the Napoleon t6tes. This discovery Of plot to tax
his hfe is understood 10 be tie cause Of biz ab.
sepce.
The English who arrived here in the last West n.
Ola packet, and who were present at Gre, s"r .
when 1t was bombarded, have circulated rri.c. :
that the American firing was bad, and that Captain
Hollins was drunk. L. G..
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Monday, August 81, Isl.
Stnsation Greeted by the Capture Of Bomay sund--
Louis Nopoleon's Proclamation to the Army of
the East-The Cholera and its RaUages--Ipoman
Under a Ne,c Aspect in the East Unfarorabls
Opinion Of I6dirs in Spain-E6ect Of the Court
Mo,tiai on Lieut.. Perry in France--Accid entail
Discorey # a Singular but EGectirc Cure for
the CLol,ra.
The cannon Of the Invalides, which four days be.
fore had opened their deep mouths 20 do honor
to The names Of the dead hero who, while living
SO often called upon their earthquake voice. to
tell Of victory to the delighted Parsians, on
Saturday last startled ttc ears of the metropolis