Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-07-22

be surprised 70 learn Is still numbered among cities
Its fort top is still extant il French and English
spygasses eyeed upon beyond the reach of its guns
are to be relied upon French journals unanimous in
asserting that there strong symptoms both in the
Black Sea and the Baltic Of approaching attacks upon
Sebastopol and CrOnstadt Some English papers, how
ever and believe the Times among them, not venturng
upon such bold assertionS that the allied fleets
really approached Cronstadt day, not to attack it.
but Just look about and hat could BE- DONE The
telegraph has not yet appraised of the result of this
daring and desperate enterprise That was so Napier
ikel 1t Fas said you know, the moment his appoint
ment to the command Of the Baltic fleet known that
he would 20 something heroic.
While this morning there is not journal in France
perhaps Europe, that any that the Gar,
yanquishfd or inundated, is " retreatng behind the
Pruth !" Shie every now that far from aban-
doning heir material guaranty the Princpalities the
RussianSare forming and formidable line fronting
Austra Pie left wing Of their army resting Poest,
in Walahia and extending by its centre and right wing
northwa, through the centre of Moldava, strongly
trenchedalong the Screth which the province
north a SOUTH parallel with the Prutb and from fifty
to eight miles in advance Of it, while, say, the hopes
of the allies are thus painfully deceived it must be ad
mitted A the prospects of the allies much mprov
ed by M position made for Austria by the treaty Of 18th
June, p4vding for the occupation of the Principaes
by that lower You will receive by this mail copy Of
the texHof this Convention between Austria and the
Porte i, construed by the allies, places the Empe-
ror of Austria In position with regard to Russia that
is hardly compatible With the preservation Of friendly
relations between these two Powers
/ "The Emperor Of Austria engages to exhaust all
means Of negotiation and all other MEANS in order to
obtain the evacuation Of the Princpates Of the Danube
by the foreign Amy that occupies them and even
to employ in c4e Of need, tie number Of troops neces
sary to obtain ills end"
This is something very to definite and positive
promise of acke hosttes against the Gear. This is
much further dan the prudent Cabinet of Austria has
hitherto ventura to CO. But at last it does not by its
terms oblige Austria any necessarily offensive and ina
mediate action and hostities may, after Austria
shall have entred the Principaities be indefntvey
avoided by Atra. There is time zed for the entry
of the Austria troops into the Principates. The in
ention of m entering is pure superstition The
morning pape of Paris admit that orders to this eff
feet are yet hown to have been issued. They would
hardly be ssud before the ratification Of the treaty Of
Vienna whicht is provided must take place within four
weeks from ie date, Oath of June.) Even when the
Austrian troops shall have entered those portions of the
Principalites abandoned by the Russians the Emperor
Of Austria Will still possess discretion that may I'D
ourn even for years. If need be- actual hostile collision
between his own and the Cars troops. He alone is te
decide pAea negotiation and other have been
hausted and when it will be necessary employ force
and the direction Of the Austrian military force belongs
exclusively the Austrian General As nmated above
and for the reasons ntmated above cannot but thnl
that this treaty Of Austria with Turkey will be construed
by the latter for tho protection Of Austrian and German
interests make common cause with the allie
and so as not to INCUR active hostiities with Russia
4 aa,.- G..,J M do,
has been yet set fol the departure of the Emperor
Empress on their tip to the South 1t is known, how
ever that they win CO. They are not to be deterre
by conspiraces for assassination and plots for revolu
tionary republican movement, which said to hav
recently been discovered. The Imperial party was t
have been attacked the railroad the story goes,
and revolutionary movement commenced immediate.
after The papers dare not give any Details or even al
lude to the affair and the unucky persons arrested
whether guilty only suspected, will be spirited Of
without trial caysnne - shat honrns uhsnce trs
weller returns.
Telegraphic dispatches from Spain inform that ii
whole peninsula and islands belonging to it, have Jul
been put by decree of the Queen, under martial Law
Another instruction has broken out in Madrid, whc
may be apprehended from the vague and ambiguous n
ports conveyed the telegraph to be very serious mai
ter Generals Dulce, O'Donnell, and Merino have pu
themselves at the head Of it. 1t commenced with the
volt of two thousand troops Of the cavalry They lei
Madrid attempted by coup de main to carry off tn
Queen from the Escuria and then took the road to
Gala, where at the last advices they were enrenchin
themselves. Her Majesty had ordered them to be sui
rounded and captured. Troops were leaving Madrid
obey her orders Gnn. Dulce has been degraded; GEL
oDsnne under sentence Of prescription, has for Ion
time been lying concealed in the capital watching II
moment to head the instruction.
The French budget for 1866 has just been liked by Ia
as follows:
Francs. Dollars.
Receipts. ......1, 566ol2,213 292.s44,2ss SO
Expenses. .........l ,562 030,30S 292, 099,667 60
J Excess receipts 1881, 905 744,616 %
German emigration to the United States from the po