Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
Additional by the Atlantic.
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Additional by the Atlantic
TIE BALTIC.
The allied forces had not left Bomersund at
latest accounts. Our news from the heet j.
scanty. Napier's steamer Bulldog arrived ut
Dantzio, Sept. Ist, having left the feet at Led
snnd on the morning of August 3Dth. Marshal
Paraguay d'iil!irrs and Gen. Jones with some
steamers had boon recommending lIel,ngfors and
the Finland coast. Aho was found tn he strong
IL fortified, having, IA garrison of about lj,O1o
men, with fifteen Gun boats and some armed
ships living before It. The channp before Abo
: 81 intricate and the place strong that prob
ably no attempt will he made against l.. On the
steamers ncnrng llango t'dd, the Russians blew
up the fortress of Gn-taftown imagining it was
about 10 be bembarded. This took place ON Mon
day, August 9th.
THE BLACK SEA.
To August 81 no movement had taken place
ut Narna. excepting that the French were ON
barking taseines, gtbinus and artillery. Their
artillervincn were exercised daily in ball practice
on board boats, and in emharking and disem
barking Cholera Is ahating in both armies and
fleets.
THE DANUBE.
The Russians having retired beyond the Pruth
and the Austliaus having entered die Prinepuli-
It's, it i quite unlikely thu any further en-
gagcment> will take place hctweru the Russians
and the Turks this year. Omar Pasha Is bring.
weeks since the Danube was crossed at Guicrge-
vo: and there are not more than $1,000 troops in
Bucharest. only II miles distant and for three
weeks the road has heenqaitc clear. He has, in
leei.ue object to gain in forcing an engagement.
The correspondents of the London Morning
Chronicle and the London Daily News were ar
rested by the Bucharest Project Police, who mis-
understood the orders of q mar PaSha TO prevent
their leaving the city. TN discovering the mis-
take they were liberated, but they insist ON
written apology from Omar, which it's needidss
to say they will not get
BRITaIN.
list Of 1i5ert 10 Napoleon at Boufognt.
The English papers, including the London
Times are unbounded in their gratulations ON
the Visit of his ROYAL Highness Field Marshal
Prince Albert To the camp the Emperor Napo.
leon at Boulognr. This event they say, is ''of
deep military and political signlhcancy. His
Royal lIighnes- IL accompanied 10y brilliant
staff including the BAKE OF Newcastle, Minister
at War, and escorted by u squadron of the
Queens Life Guards,as heeomes his distinguish
ed military position and abilities.
The court martial of Lieut.. Perry, of the 10th
regiment, whose case has excited immense at
tention as disclosing the prohigate habits of the
officers of the army-has pronounced him guilty
on two counts, but gives him permission to sell
out. The Times and other journals comment say
agely ont the verdict as unjust
1ds Camp al Bomogne-Meeiing Of Kings and
Princes.
The event which excites most interest is the
grand military display at Buulognc. The camp
is now completely organzed,and consists of HOO
600 men of all arms. In military paranee this
force is called 'he army of the NORTH 1t will
remain encamped until spring. and then be draf-
ted as required. for active service against the
enemy. Napoleon, in person, commands the
manmuvros.
Pedro. the Young king Of Portugal, with his
suite. is also on hand, aud Prince Albeq, repre-
4entine his wife, Victoria. Besides these great
ones there are many thousand native visitors
from Paris and elsewhere, and l5,tO1 English
excnrsnni-t. \ Hood OF honor~ is Ia be poured
upon Albert ON landing Cruesday) he would
be-and no doubt has hcen-reeeived by the EN-
rrror and conducted to apartments III the Inn
perial quarters at Capecure. vt night the clty
and calnp were 70 he illuminated. Tn Wednes-
day-the day the Atlantic sailed-a public
promenade on the Place Daunou. on Thurs
day would be grand ball fete de mutt, with lille
limitations III the Place DIES linteereS, admission
one franc for the benefit of the p1or of Boulo-
gne--a the officers # the camp, and English
ady-vsitors are invited. On Friday. grand
concert under the direction Of the Philharmonic
Society of Boulogne.
On Saturday Prince Albert will take his depar-
ture with due ceremonies. These gaieties
independent of the military eYolutons, which
will he on the grandest possible scale. Austria
and Prussia are both to be represented at these
reviews The name OF the Austrian Envoy has
not vet publicly transpired Int he will be uc-
commanded by a large staff Of military men.-
Prussia is represented by Gen. &c Wedell.
BELGIUM.
n. de Brouckere and his colleagues have with
drawn their designations.
The Emperor Napoleon and Prince Jerome are
III. poi,, aud will he hV the II a