Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE GER.
IRON OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 26, 1854.

fatigue of their journey. The former returned Oh
Saturday to the Camp of Boulogne whittier the
Rmpress followed him yesterday. The health o.
both seems excellent. 1t is said that this exten
ase and formidable camp at Boulogne is to be con-
Esaued in existence, with undiminshed force,
shraughout the winter, in order to be ready for
axsive operations at the opening Of spring. What
nrtiue operations, and where p is sometimes asked,
with significant shrug of the shoulders Many
aRe of opinion that this Government, IN view OF
ahe decided Russian penchant of Prussia considers
q not improbable that employment may be found
Gsr this formidable army in regions not so distant
and more accessible than Finland and the Crimca II
remembered that the famous camp established by the
aazt Napoleon upon the ground was suddenly d.
rrted from its ostensble object, the invasion OF Eng
aspa ard that in abulousy short space of time, it
achieved the decisive campaign of Austerlitz In the ex-
n1y opposite direction. At any rate there can be no
aubt that object Of this significant display OF ready
military power is aid The discretion of Prussia In set
cling this winter with which of the begerents she is de-
Hnieivey take part 1t is, in fact strongly persua-
Uc argument and will doubtless receive the considera-
6au il merits from the wavering King Of Prussia think
lDysslf that the camp viii soon be broken up.
The expedition against Sebastopol is still the alien
ss grand aim Of the invading force is removed: it is
rxay Ssbasopol On Thursday last the Moniteur pub
1afed despatch stating that large allied force Of
K 900 men had landed at Eupatoria and Immediately
ezLsn up the line of march for Sebastopo did not
<amHuuicate 1t in my last letter because the official
srna itself stated that it gave the intelligence with
mn reserve" and really did not believe it myself
Espatora better known by the name of kozlof, is a
u the western shore of the Crmea and lies on the
aft of large bay at about fifty miles to the norhward
ue Sebastopo The harbor is small shallow, ana incom-
uzodious 1t receive vessels of greater draft
at water than feet The town is situated on pro-
nantory 1t formerly fortified but most of the for
cations destroyed by the Russians, and what re-
mnin are too diapidated to be OF any service. me
s.e OF Eupatora was formerly ourishing one but it
Ma been ruined by that of Odessa Before the entry Of
sfe Turks into the Crimsa the population was 10000
ut at the census Of 1851 it had fallen to 5000 There
- roads from Eupatora to sebastopol and to Simphero
lgak, the capital of the Crmea
The Montsur of Friday confirmed expressly the above
spatch and the announcement of the day before Doubt
sercfore seemed longer possible, and all VINO hau IN
Sssgsd it were about giving it up when telegraphic
dispatch via Consantinope in the Monteur Of Saturday.
came to throw little dscredt upon the dispatches pre-
vinusly published aud revive doubts.
The official journal of the oath Sunday was silent
apap the subject; but yesterday morning three de-
spatehcs one after the other testified officially to the
Hsarrectness Of the first dispatches They were given
Nm yesterdays Intsligencer.]
THUS ends all the information have up to this mo-
sus of the really most important enterprise which has
sSSuaized the present Opinion is much divided as
On the result to be expected. have conversed with
MANY Frenchmen who do share the confidence Of the
General as expressed in the despatch of Marshal ST.
AaSxup and in the several orders Of the day enanatng
fSam the same source 1t difficult to believe that
e Gar who has had such long notice OF the intention
s,s the Allies can have failed to improve this delay by
wandering the place almost if not quite, impregnabe
md, on the other hand it seems still less likely that the
EIies would undertake enterprise in which repulse
ud be 80 disastrous without having fully succeeded IN
rnsking the chances almost infinitely in their favor You
viii receive by this mail extract from Lord RAGLAss
report to the British Ministry communicated to the Lon
eIcui journals by the Duke of Newcastle.
TIVE German Diet at Frankfort resumed its sttings on
sss 2lst The confidential Berlin correspondent Of the
Independence Beige gives analysis of the Austrian
oIomatic circular the 14th by which the position OF
eaf Power in view Of the answer Of the Gar at
ssmnutsd to be defined and the differences existing be-
sxscu the Cabinets of Berlin and Vienna removed The
Cabinet Of Vienna expresses its profound regret" that
% Gar has rejected the four propositions OF the Allied
Powers Austria, for her part refuses to abandon those
but admits that the recent declarations Of
ssia Gar have most important bearing nasmuch as
y renove all immediate danger of conflict between
sin two Powers. The evacuation OF the Prlncipaiues
rss has in the opinion Of Austria political sgnihcan-
xy not to be disregarded Yet Russia it is admitted,
mag given no guaranty for the future Austria is not
Shsandng at present quite free to choose her line OF
sanduct having assumed obligations to act in hos
le manner against the Gar Prussia herself co-operated
with Austria in urgently recommending the four guaran-
s for the acceptance Of the Gar but Austria no more
shan Prussia under engagement to obtain those guar
susies from him by force of arms. Austria formally
nsadons the idea Of introducing into the Ausro-Prus-
a treaty Of April Goth clause insisting upon the OBJ
duInent the four guarantees from Russia, though she
inks would be advisable that the two German Powers
hssng the ground should occupy also the
uzae line Austria also abandons her intention to pro-
us to the Diet the immediate mobilization of the armies
II che Confederation, admitting that the evacuation Of
s Princpaes by the Gar has rendered that measure
but she woald like Prussia to join with her
in provoking from the Diet declaration to the effect
af the apprehension of Russian attack upon the ter
rory Of Austria would obge the Governments parties
IN che treaty Of April Goth to expenses for de-
fsnce.
no proposition has yet been submitted to the Ger
sn Diet intended to induce that body to declare sel
sr for Austria Prussia in the matters which dvid
die two leading German Powers. Upon the whole, tn
ruwiton of Prussia sympathizng with Russia seems
Dsse gained some strength. The Journal OF Frankfol
..,rranca that England and France have no