Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-21
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age date OF the closing OF the Neva by ice is the
loth OF November. This allows yet two months
for operations in the Baltic.
The allied forces had not left Bomarsupd. a,
iaiest accounts. Our news from the feet is scanty
NaPiers steamer, Bulldog, arrived at Dantsic, Sep.
iemoer Isl, having left The feet at Ledsund ON The
morning morning Of August Both. Marshal paraguay
q tuners and Gen. jones' with some steamers,
mad been RECOMMENDING Hesingiors and the Fin
land coast. Abo was found 10 be strongly forti-
ned, having garrison of about $4,000 men, with
niteen gun,boats and some armed ships lying be-
lore u. The channel before Abo is so intricate
and the place so strong that probably no attempt
will be made against il. On the steamers nearing
Hango Odd, the Russians blew up the fortress oi
Gus,ai'own, imagining il was about 10 be bonn
barded. This took place on Monday, August 81.
The BLACK Sea.-To August 21st no move
ment had taken place al Varna, excepting that the
French were embarking fascines gabons, and al
tiliery. Their artillerymen were exercised daily
N Dali practice on board boats, and in embarking
and DISSEMINATING. Cholera is abaing in both ar.
mics and fleets. II still is an open question with
Inc public whether the expedition is destined
against Sebastopol or Anapa. We put no sort OF
reliance IN the statements Of the London news
paper correspondents that the expedition will en-
bark on this date, or the other August 25th was
the day they last mentioned.
The Danube.-The Russians having retired
oSyoHu'"oA duu the AustTanS having
Tered the principalities, il is quite unlikely that
any further engagements will take place between
The Russians and the Turks this wear Omar
Pasha is bringing his army up very leisurely. II
is now SIX weeks stree the Danube was crossed
at Giurgevo, and there are not more than $4,000
troops IN bucharest, only forty miles distant, and
for three weeks the road has been quite clear.
He has, indeed, no object to gain in forcing an en-
gagement. =. ~
A letter from Bucharest, August 90, describes
at grea, length the splendid reception given 10
Omar Pasha on his entry into that civ The
military escorted him into the streets and the Ia.
dies covered him with flowers.
The correspondents Of the London Moyniu o
Chronicle and the Lon don DAILY Neps were ar.
rested by the Bucharest project Of police who mis-
Understood the orders of Omar Pasha TO prevent
their leaving the city. On discovering The mis-.
take they were liberated, but they insist on a
written apology from Omar which II IL needless
TO say they will not get
Britain.-The English papers, including the
London 1imes' are unbounded in their gratula-
tons on the visit of his Royal Highness Field
Marshal Prince Albert to the camp Of The Emne
ior Napoleon, al Boulogne. This, event. thew saw
Is " OF deep military and political significancy.n
His royal highness is accompanied by brilliant
staff including the Duke Of Newcastle, Minister
al War, and escorted bye squadron OF the Queens
Life Guards, as becomes his distinguished militia. v
position and abilities.
Four sloops OF war and an innumerable feet of
passenger ships accompanied the Prince-marshal
on his visit to France. For three days Albert is
10 &c the guest OF Napoleon, and the London pa.
pers are convinced that from the nobleness of
spirit the brilliant hospitality, profound political
sagacity, and consequently the inextinguishable
good VIII OF the Emperor towards England The
reception of the Prince will be .as cordial as The
friends ofthe two countries can desire"
The Board of Trade returns for the month end
In. a al
ness. The value of exports show an increase of
f377 100 sterling over the favorable accounts of
the corresponding period oflast year. Ofthe total
increase, f254, 607 is in the article of metals.
5000 in machinery f36 900 in hardware EGG. /.
900 in COAL ESQ 900 in cotton yarn. f37OoO in
wooden yarn, and $4,000 in cotton manufacturers
Manufactures OF wooden show a decrease of
tlO900O, linen manufactures a decrease of f41.
goo, linen yarn of $4,000, and millinery of Els.
$50 sterling.
The cour-martial on Lieutenant Perry, of the
46th regiment, whose case has excited immense
attention as disclosing The profigate habits of the
onicers OF the army, has pronounced him guilty
on Two counts. but gives him permission 10 sell
out. The Times and other journals comment
savagely on the verdict as unjust
rrahce.-Ihe event which exces most inter-
est Is the grand military display at Boulogne. The
camp is now completely org anized, and consists
OF 100000 men OF all arms. In military Variance
this iorce is called the army OF the north, II
will remain encamped until spring, and then he
drafted, MS required for active service against the
enemy. Napoleon in person comm nds ,ha ~.
l1uvres.
Pedro, the young king of Portugal, with his
suite, is also on hand; aud Prince Albert. renre
senting his wife, Victoria. Besides these great
ones there are many thousand native visitors from
Paris and elsewhere, and $4,000 English excnr.
sIonists. A Hood Of honors is TO be poured upon
Albert On landing Tuesday, he would be--apd
no doubt has been-received by the Emperor, and
conducted 10 apartments in The Imperial quarters
al Capecure. AT night the city and camp were 10
be illuminated. On Wednesday---the day the Al.
,sniic sailed-a public promenade on the Place
Daunou' On Thursday would be grand ball fsts
dc nnu, with luminations in The Place des Tin
telleries, admission one franc--for the benefit :,
The poor OF Bouogne-all the officers ofiL VI
and English lady-vsitors are invi,ed On Frdapp'
grand concert, under lie direction of,be PbiSI
harmonic Society Of Bouloene. '"' H'''
VI saturday Prince Albert will take his depar.
lure WIN due ceremonies. These gaieties are
,naePehoenl OF The military evolutions, which will
be on the grandest possible scale Austria and
RUSSIA are both 10 be represented at these re-.
views The name Of the Austrian enyov has NO,
yei puDhcly ranspired; but he will be accompa
nleo oy ialge staff Of military men. Prussia Ia
Represented by General de WedeIl.
Beigium.-M. de Brouckere and his coIIaao,..
have Withdrawn their resienstiops
ne Emperor Napoleon and Prince Jerome are
10 visit Belgium, and will be met by The King Of
Iournsy on The 18th Of September
spain.-Leters from Madrid. of the 9th Of
August. give particulars OF the riot which occur
red on the escape Of Queen Christina. On learn.
ing tnat CHRISTINA bad really let the palace en- youts
ior Portugal large crowds assembled and sue.
ceeded IN erecting few barrirades. During the
night the national guard pulled down these de.
iences, the rioters making no resistance. Al three
O'Clock, a. M number Of the disaiTecte made
an attempt at rally near the Union Club but the
national guard having completely hemmed them
10, they quietly surrendered, to the number of
three or four hundred.
Among the prisoners was the Marquis d'Albar-
"a, PRESIDENT OF the club. The marquis had pre-
viousiy headed depuiston tn Espartero demand.
ing that Christina should be- brought hack for trial
The meeting Of the club was forbidden by the
government on which it Immediately re.consti-
tuied as scientific association, and resumed its
shlings. AZ last dsies, August 3Otb, Madrid was
quiet, and Is now almost completely disarmed.
Christina accompanied by her husband and
children left Madrid on the morning OF August
2Sth for Portugal They were all inside a travel.
ing char T. aud were accompanied short dis
lance out Of the city by Gen. Gsrrigo. A squad
ron OF dragons was provided as an escort and
The garrisons ahead we're noti6rd TO see them
safely from one station 10 smother. She was per.
mtted TO journey by short stages. and would NOT