Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-24

attributed 10 the news OF an expedition organized
in America against the island Of Cuba, and which
is said 10 be ready to sail Certain Spanish Jour
far as 70 accuse Mr. Soule Of not being stranger
10 the insurrectional movement ofthe 26th ullino.
These rumors have produced an extreme degree
Of fermentation at Madrid, and may perhaps have
led 10 the resolution come to BY the representative
Of the United States. The Spanish government
ayails itself ofthe strength which late events have
given 1t 10 restrain the revolutionary element,
which endeavors 10 overflow its bounds. Mar
shals Espartero and O'Donnell seize on every
opportunity of declaring their firm determination
TO reslst the anarchists. sfssst
The Position of Austria.-It is stated that at
cabinet council held at Vienna, on the 9th inst,
the Emperor Francis Joseph presiding, il was de-
cded that the rejection of the guarantees required
by Austria and the western powers, does not
amount 10 casns 6eHi against Russia, but that
Austria will persevere in supporting these condi-
tons, and will maintain her neutral position while
she awaits the result OF the attack of the allied
powers upon Sebastopol.
Poland and the P0pe.--Aciive secret nego-
tiatIons have been going on for some time between
Nicholas and the Pope. II now ranspires that
the Gar holds out q prospect OF change TO-
wards the Roman Catholics in Poland, and of con-
cessions 10 the Latins al Jerusalem. He is thus
intriguing against the French. According 10 the
Cofrierce Haiiago the Gear has the intention 10 de-
clare his third son, Nicholas, King of Poland and
as he is member of the Greek church, il was
considered necessary TO give the Pope some tran.
QUILTING assurances respecting the Polish Catho.
lies. aSsoie eiya ffi, go
Spain.--MADRID, Sept. 6.--Order is being gradu-
ally restored. The elections, but more particu-
larry the cholera occupy the peoples minds
The Baltic.-PARIs, Sept s.---A dispatch from,
Dantzic announces that Admiral Napier intends
10 leave Ledsund at six o'clock this morning, with
80 .k..I. n
The Bulldog which LETT the feet on the 9Th, has
arrived. Admiral Napier was going up to the
Isle Of Nargen. The French troops are leaving
The Gladiator. Cumberland, and Belle Isle have
left for England. e1
Prussia.-M. Benkendorff has waited person
ally on Prince Charles of Prussia, an ayowed par
tsan Of Russia, 10 whom he was charged with a
a letter from the Gar.
Sweden.-A depulation of the peasants OF
Sweden having demanded from the Diet the occu-
patton of the Aland islands, and their incorpora-
lion with the Swedish dominions, a large deputa-
tien Of the Diet presented their demand TO the
King.
Prince Alberts Visit TO Boulogne. -Bou-
LoGNE, Sept. S.-The review at Marquisse went
off most brilliantly. Prince Albert left at eleven
O'Clock. Great crowds were assembled on the
quays towitness his departure, and his royal high
ness was greeted with most vociferous cheering.
The town was Illuminated, and there was a fine
tress and squadron were returned by the royal
yacht.
Miscellaneous.
General Bodisco, late commandant Of the for
tress of Bomersund, has arrived, with his family,
at Havre, along with some Of the Russian pris-
oners.
Preparations are being made at Brussels for re-
ception Of the Emperor Napoleon on visit TO the
King of the Belgians.
General Jose de la Concha was to reach Co
runna on the Goth The steamship Francisco de
Assiss was waiting TO take him 10 Havana.
The ministersof France and England have com i
piimented the Spanish government on the firm al
titude maintained by ii during The recent disturb
ances, and have assured il Of the sympathy Of
their respective courts.
Disturbances have broken out at Salamanca
and Valencia. a tyrfs M
Active secret negotiations have been going on
for some time between Nicholas and the Pope. II
now franspires that the Gear holds out a prospect
of a change towards the Roman Catholics in
Poland, and of concessions 10 The Latins al Jeru-
salem. He is thus intriguing against the French.
According 10 the Corriers Laiiano the Gear has
the intention TO declare his third son, Nicholas
King of Poland, and, as he is member of the
Greek church, il was considered necessary TO give
the Pope some tranquiizing assurances respect
ing the Polish Catholics
Schcmyl, with 10000 Circassians, had made an
incu rsion into Georgia, defeated the Russians,
and carried off some important hostages. Count
Bebutof has blown up the fortress Of Bayazid,
and evacuated the city. ~ 1FaeEfl eEfvfaV
Russian steamer from Sebastopol had cap
tured Waachian vessel and taken her into thai
port. They had sent TO Constantinople the cap
tains of three Turkish merchantmen, which they
recently burned at Heraclea-