The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29
THE NEWS BY THE ALPS.


&C., &c., &c.
THE NEWS BY THE ALPS.
The Cupard screw steamship Alps from Liver ,ool on
the l3th instant, arr we'd at Boston besseen and
o'clock pest, ty morning
The European mails by the steamship Alps were de-
uveIed In this city yes'erjay Afternoon
ad ces four days later than those received by
the Arabia.
There is Of striking Importance
The srctic from New York arrived at Liverpool at
three O'Clock in the ming, on the 18th inst.
Queen Victoria, September sth, pleased to ap
prove of Mr. John Higgins Consul 1t selfa't, and o.
Nj. Hugh Kecran, Consul at Cork, for tho United
States Of America.
II srerorted that the desths in the city o. London
from cholera in the week ending Saturday, 7th inst
were two thousand and t and for the week preceding
twelve hundred and hfty seven; and in the pre-.
vious to that eight hundred and forty The lie
gistrar GeReras report says that the decline Of the
temperature and the anal gy OF former epitemes us
fly the belief that this will long gradually suOside
Advicss from Lisbon Of the Sth lust, state that the
reports OF the vintage still very alarming There
win not probably be fourth of the average qusn iy
Of wine. In many quintess there is not much ss
single pre OF wins Enorm prices are given tor tho
now wines Twenty four mordores have been pid for
barrel Of vine VT ich formerly cost ave er six.
The King of Prussia had not decided accepting tho
invitation of the Emperor Nicholas to personal in
terview.
Tho Wdrde7er, of Vienna has been positively assured
that the Russian reply may be said consist Of three
points
1heSs Petersburg Cabinet processes to be sstonishsd
that Austria should have recommended the accepa Of
such nditions without demanding concessions from
the Western Powers. AZ Russia conscerel the evacuA
tim Of tho PrDcpalies sacrifice, she hoped to foa
CorreacOndpg
3. .he st Petersburg Cabinet finds 1t strange that
Austria shcuo In conditions which foreign TO its
interests II not ab olutely contrary to the ssme By
increasing the strength OF the Western Power. st hs
be DISTURBED, and Austria and Germany could be TOO
wax to aaaintsin their position against the maritime
The En- usror Nicholas win keep his word, and with
draw his forces she lett osuk OF the Prh bat when
within his frontiers, he will defend himself to the
last sgainst aly aud every attask.
THE WAR.
There Is nothing authentic respecting the s.iliug Of
tie expedition against the Crines Tne armament was
to rendezvous at BAltschik the 3D. aud should this
concentration have taken place the day appointed,
it probable that whole convoy sailed for the
The tfo u. be occupicd ia the transit ssems generally
70 b H. By nsva men a. hve me
beats end raft The course ould be along the coast
the shborhocd CT Serpens island whore favorable
soDposirs rnat no delay occurred, the expedition
might ectsd to reach the Russian shores ~ the
Of entirely crcumstsncss such - the Of
the surf the beach the OF the Russian 10
and the opinion Of the generals TO the best means OF
commencing operations
THE BALTIC.
1he total destruction OF tic forts at Bousrsund and
the departure of tho French troops for France con-
fTmed.
n had 0rn0 4, Yerlin
THE DANUBE.
Count COrouin entered Bucharess the 9th inst at
the head OF four thousand Austrian troops They
wel received b. tue popula ation
trative Council and named Prcs Cantac ~zeno the Pro-
On the IL. september the Russians completely evacu
The navigation of the Danube is free.
GsDeral Krusenstern fas ordered the inhabitants Of
stmpt TO take It, and then retire to raspo The pro-
clsmacn concludes woe to these who remain behind
OF attempt to extinsuisn the Ore
THE CRIMEA EXPEDITION-PROPOSE CAP.
TURE OF SEBASr0POL.
The Paris oonst!suonnes OF ssptemesr 10, publishes
the following letter from Varna, Of the 27th ult
taIing interesting details relative to tho expedtion-
The hrst division will weigh anchor the "a inst
lsh 900 or 900 Turks three squadrons may
Afterwards and 1900 men, 20 that the force about to
division viii follow shortly aftorwsris The combined
armies supplied with immense ~dtid The Hold
artillery p,rsicu.Tly WIN have " % an % % suIs
tire cavalry Ours too numerous to form part nrst
convey. Ii is assembling Bourgas and viii be con
vyed in two divisions Fourteen ships Of ths limo are
70 constitute the corps dc bdGile o. naval armya
force succn defeat the fourteen kussan sail Of the
and guns may, within the three hours required for
landing the troops, vomit tho coast 800 balls and
pef The weas1 er il msgnaccnt ssd Heaven. W trust
wHbo with US. The momsnt We land We ahan have to
osussss q the ESs army ana the "a 1
patience Of the OTTOMAN Division, must the
victory Tho sees Of ssDs:sopo pol. vn then ,: mere
sian asst Win depend the capture Of fortress Of
great strength. Tho whole sises maSsl the fac,nes
Sscw Of the snginssrs rsppors and miners more nu-
nsfcus and bettsr appointed HowcAd tho success o.
hs the q
anded at Pcrecop, what chance viii the Russians then
nss4ssss.. ong he Crmsas wo are entirely free from
pttAl-
The coDsaotinopls correspondent os the same journal
Frcnch vessel rsmasd in the port In the Bosphoras.
had left to place themselves under the orders Of the
soth With the two English regiments vhich had arrived
few days before at Uonstauttnople Independently Of
s. s ISs:h s dsSn whsn ito S p: ss.p:dS
ssraskier thaths might dspose Of another corps Of
1900 men, then reado proceedt 70 whstsvsr point he
Of 0Ssr Paehs win siso be avsiisbs the moment the
Ausrans have completed the occupation Of walacha.
On the other hand fresh roorcemsnts were expected
from France, that 1t all events the allies will have
sufficient force to achieve that important enterprise
The Nonitcur, of the same date, says-The different
points against which expedition may be directed,
have besn long ago described, and are well known
An.pa Caas Ooossa and may be succsssfuy,
= the strongest point on the Asiatc coast which the
Russans have occupied and fortified 70 kecp In check
tho population CT the Caucasus Anspa and nsishboe