Demoine courier., 1854-10-05
ARRIVAL OF
THE ALPS.
BosToN. September %

e'VouhCt h'po TUuu IstFcTpOOf
with dates 10 l3.h, has arrived.
Nothing authentic has been received in
regard TO the sailing Of the expedition
Tor the Crimea-ihe armam ent was TO
rendezvous q, Baltsth.ck on the 3D.
Should this have taken place j. is proba.
be the whole convoy sailed on The 4lh.
Fhe vessels amount to more than 400,
besides poh,oons, RATS, &c. Surprising
no delay occurred the expedition might
he expected TO reach the Russian shore
on The Sh, when the day Of landing
would depend on circumstances.
The navigation Of the Danube is now
free.
General krusenstein ordered the in
habitants Of Odessa TO reduce The city
90 ashes, if the allies should attempt ID
take il, and then retire TO Setastopoi.-
The proclamation concluded, "Wo to
those who remain behind or attempt 10
e%x,inguish the fire."
Although Austria does moi CONSIDER the
. rejection of the four conditions a casas
btMi, still she looks on the guarantees de-
handed by the Western Powers as The
only basis of a durable peace-she will,
at the same time that she maintains an
: armed neutrality. neglec, no opportunity
Of urging Russia to accep, the PROPOSE
ZION.
A Constaniinople writer says-On
the 30th ul,. no, a solitary English or
French vessel remained in port, or in the
Bosphorus, all having left to place them.
selves under orders OF the Admiral in the
contemplated attack on Crimea.
The London Daily News publishes
the following letter:
BERLIN. Sept. Z.
The Russian Governmenihas address
ed circulars to the secondary German
Courts TO tell them, although Tor the sake
Of peace she supported at st. Peters
burgh the four points insisted upon by
the Western Powers, she does no. think
thai they arc Indispensable in a German
point Of view. The King cauno, recon.
mend the German allies TO accede to the
four conditions in such a manner as TO
incur, on their account, expenses and OBJ
legations not commanded by the spirit and
end of the Aus,r0 Prussian Conventions.
The King hopes the Emperor Of Austria
will lake this view of the case and al.
here 10 IL as becomes a German Prince;
he hopes, more over, that the Emperor,
seeing his States are guaranteed against
attack on the side Of Russia. will abstain
Z from every act Of aggression and avoid
all complication not necessary for the
protection Of German interests.
Letters from Madrid of the 7,h, state
the pay ment of the unpaid deb, VIII be
resumed on The 10Th.
Mr.. Snule has written a violent letter
to the Diario E~spanol, in reply to the
charges of The Madrid Press, of having
participated in The current events. The
following is copy Of the letter:
MADRID, Angus, "a.
SIRs: The ton aid character Of the
article referring TO me published in jour.
nal No. 3 this day, indicates too clearly
The influence which inspired il, mol To
deserve from me. the honor Of a reply.
| absen, myself FROM Madril because i. is
my pleasure to do so. being accountable
to no one for my acts or conduct. The
fear ofbeing insuIled by persons to whom
my presence might be disagreeable,
would not induce me 10 abandon my
j post.
fear neither the sneers OF imperlinen'
fellows. or the daggers OF hired assassins.
Above all, sirs, | do no. fear the people.
The people respec, what is entitled to
: respect; they only sligma,ize the wre,ches
who fa,ter and deceive them. The
people fight. but are not assassins.--
With regard to the ~perfdious insinua
tons with which your article abounds,
they are beneath my contempt, and |
leave you the meri, OF the varnish with
which you have glossed them over. add
TO those who dictated them the infamy
of their invention.
am sir, yours,
PIERRE SOULE."
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