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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
FROM THE BALTIC-CAPTURE OF BO-
MERSUND.

Our Liverpool 1espondentsucceededin in procuring
in tine to be teegraphed per Europa via Halifax the
earliest intelligence of the surrender Of Bomersund 20
the allies on the lGih with its garrison of 1000 men
az prisoners OF war.
The papers by the Pacific confirm the announce
ment. On Saturday. 10th, the English steamer
Basilsk and the French steamer Refine Hortense ar.
rived at Dantzic with the intelligence that at l2i
2. NJ on the 10th the fortress of Bomersund capitu
lated when the garrison, numbering 1000, was i'm
medstely embarked on board the allied feet There
WINS little loss of life on either side, the French
having lost 100 in killed and the British only
three or four. The round towers behind Bonner.
sund. named Forts Tzee and Nottich had been previ
ously reduced-no very difficult task, as they were
earrsoIed by only 100 men each. The handful Of artl
lerymen in Tzee made stout defense, fifty being
killed and only thirty five taken unhurt. Nottch
was carried without loss Both forts when captured
were blown up and the main assault was then directed
on the fortress of Bomersund itself Of which the walls
were badly damaged before the garrison consented to
surrender No other result could have been expected
for II was impossible that 900 could long have held
out aeaus, besieging army of l2,oOo supported by
feet in force The honor of the victory, such as ii
is. belongs wholly to the French, and therefore on
Sunday the 2Oth, the guns OF the lnvades announced
to the citizens of Paris the first victory Of the war.
Our private accounts from Dantsc say that the
number Of prisoners does not exceed $780, and that
they have been sent to Ledsund. II was reported
that considerable proportion of the garrison had
succeeded in retiring, and that it intended
tirely to evacuate and destroy the works, but the
attack by the allies prevented this intention from
being fully carried into effect An overwhelming
display Of force was made on the part Of the allies.
No fewer than hfeen sail of the line Of which four
ships and four steamers were French lay with their
broadsides within range OF the fortress. The allies
claim 10 have found 100 pieces Of cannon mounted
and dismouuted. Our correspondence does not state
whet er or not the feet fired he fortress but from
the circumstance that the English papers have list
of casualties incurred by the ships Penelope, Heca,
Termagani and Bellise while " under fire at Bonner
"sund, it is likely they did.
From the circumstance that Admiral Napier had
issned notice warning al neutral vessels to leave
the port Of Riga before the lst Of August, it sur
missed that Riga would be the next point of attack.
An account Of the Bomersund affair from Stockholm
Goth mentions ths, bombardnent was kept up from
S O'Clock morning of the 18th TO o'clock afternoon of
the l6th and that part of the works were blown up,
before proposals made to surrender. The pris-
oners will be sent TO France on board English ships
Gen. paraguay Hillers had narrow escape can
non bal having passed between him and the ade-de-
camp with whom he was conversing.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.

Cholera has considerably declined at Varna and
Shumla and also at Constantnople. The mllady
bad been fearfully destructive among the french'
but at latest accounts beginning 10 abate. IL is
10 this sickness the Emperor refers IN his address 10
the troops-given in another column of this paper
Considerabla excitement existed at Berlin from the
circumstance that boats from the allied heet had been
discovered taking the soundings of the Prussan port
of Memel.
The French Government has made contracts at
Dantsc for winter 2pes for the French feet in the
Baltic This indicates the expectation of protracted
campaign.
A'"telegraph wagon" is in in the army in
Turkey IL is formed of large coil of guta percha
covered copper wire, attached to se-acting plow,
which bures the wire a few inches below the surface
of the ground. On changing quarters The wire Is dug
up ana again used.
Hale, the Kossuth rocket man, is not dead at
Constsntnople, as was reported.
A letter says: The Grand Vizier, at the instance
of a Briiish Em5assador, is organizing plan TO
"enfranohise all Rayahs' and place them on com
"plete equality with the Mohammedan pooulation'
This probably refers 10 the negotiations OF which We
some time since gave full particulars
Bou Maza, who has obtained permission from the
French Government 10 serve IN the Turkish army,
arrived at Constantinople on the 4th. Abd-e kader
expresses deep interest in the war but does not seem
inclined TO take part in il personally.
Marshal Pa-hkewich is at Warsaw, and is in con.
tinual communication with the southern army and
with 81. Petersburg.
NJ. S;eyer has been appointed French Consul at
Bstoum. Mr.. Stevens, British Consul at Trebzonde,
has lust set out on a mission 20 Clrcassia-
Elias Georgievitch, of George Kill, the last
King of Georgia, died at Moscow on July II.
A few days since Of the Sultans wives died
at Scutari, and buried in the Mosque at feni-
Djami the ministers and high officials being present
at the obsequies
King Ohio of Greece is again becoming contu-
macous. He refuses TO disband the irregular
troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
AFFAIRS IN TURKEY.
FrombuI Own corresporHert-

Our OTr Correspor1erl
CoSsTANTINoPLE, July 81. lc5i.
Orner Pasha has advanced ~, 600 men 20 Rust
chuk and sstrir, with the view of occupying
the territory evacuated by the Russians. Inc
two Russian Generals, Sononoif and Kiutof hav-
ing been seriously wounded at the affair of Giur-
Cevo have been superseced by Gen. NLie6ois,
who. with 300 troops occupies PloJestl, when
they are iOrtifying. The Ottoman troops. on the
Other band. occupy SlapOssia, and are terrifying IT.
4 corps OF English sappers and miners nave been
sent 10 Rustchuk. The Queen. Brittania, Albion,
Venseance, Agamemnon, sansparell, Rodney,
Tribune. HClhyer. Inhexible. RetribudOn and
Terrible. Of the British feet and the Monticello,
Jean Bart Napoleon, Sufiern, Bayard Jena, Ma
r.nco and Cacique, Of the French, arrived some
dsvs ago. Gems. Brown and CanTobert Went on
A cruise of examination TO the Crimea. The Cen
erals have since then returned 10 Narna IN the
tesmemnon and SEINE hasty preparations are be-
ing made 10 proceed against SevaStopol Inc
English squadron comprising fourteen line-oi-bat-
lie ships and several fIigates, under the c0m-
msnd Of Hassein pasha, have just left for the
Black Sea to ioin the allied fleets. All the RATS
and fiat boats which were preparing for the use
of the fleets have been finished and sent uP to
yarna. Two British steamers have just returned
from Suiina where Capt Parker was killed.
They completely destroyed that place.
A Turkish steamer (the Faiz Bari) has just
come in from the Circassian Coast, with the
Lieutenant of Sbamyl Bey, named Mohamed Eri
Pasba. and Kaisserli Ahmet Pasha, General of
Division of the Sultan's home forces, with 40
prisoners. 2.CC0 guns, l,sC0 sabers 200 lances, 4
horses and 800 shakos of lancers all tai en- from
the Russians. The Greek insurrecton is quite
done up Fud Efendi will soon return from
Greece. In the mean time that ill-starred petty
kingdom has to pay for all the losses sustained by
the Mussulman population of Grecian Turkey.
For this purpose commission has been appointed,
consisting Of one Turkish, English and French
agent After this is done, the Greeks will be al
lowed TO return to COnstantinople, and their ves-
sels be permitted to visit the Ottoman ports. The
American corvette Levant, Commodore Town,
convoys vessels from Smyrna through the Archipe-
lago, where pirates are numerous.
The Austrian Government has asked an srmis-
tice of ali the powers, and been fatty refused. 1t
has again kindly asked the Gar to withdraw his
troops from the Dsnubian Principalities, and thus
homes TO gain another month or two.
The cholera is still bad at Varna and Shumla;
il has been fatal at Gapoli. There is none here.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
THE VERY LATEST.

CO. 900 Russians were about TO be concentrated on
the right bank Of the Pruth under Gen. Luders, in
order to cover the Russian fotilla ON the Danube,
which would be sacrificed by the evacution of alatch
The report Of a defeat of the Turks near Kars 10
repeated.
The Paris Moniteur of Tuesday contains dispatches
from Bomersund. They add nothing new to previous
accounts but allusion is made to the extraordinary
results of the fire from the batteries.
Orders are given not to interfere with the trade be-
tween the inhabitants of the Norwegian Finmark and
those of the coast of the White Sea- they being poor
and inofensive population.
The Times has leading article on the cholera in
the East. IL Gays, that by the last accounts from
varna, cooler weather not expected for several
weeks; and ss il appeared to be thought the worst
evil Of the two TO set sail even if the expedition
otherwise ready while the cholera still raging,
there every prospect of the mortality confusing
at nearly equal rate. Ten or fifteen thousand are
probably not too high estimate for the dead and
disabled up to the moment of embarkation. The
Times dwells on the subject of the melancholy and
ingorous loss OF life, and the extreme discourage
ment in the camps. II inquiries what are we gaining
BY delay, which is more deadly than battles The
result worse than il had lost 10 900 mea in cap
turing sevastopol month ago when our arrange
ments were incomplete, while the unfortunate dead
have been deprived Of the glory of the inscription,
"Seysstopo" upon their tombs.
VIssA, 22d.-The firm of Henry Wethemstein &
Son has suspended payment Liabilities estimated
at Eve millions of forms.
RussrA.-Archsngel was efectually blocksded on
the 18th inst.
LosDoS.-The firm Of Morpurgo & Co., general
commission merchants, chiefly in the Italian trade
have suspended psyment-grain speculation believed
to be the cause. Their transactions were connected
with Gastz and Alexandra, and they received con-
signmen,s Of cotton The house in London was of
recent date, but the liabilities believed large.
LosDoS STocK ExcHASGE.-Nothing in the shape
of foreign news ranspired on Tuesday to influence
the market and the cause OF dallness in the morning
was chiefly temporary. There was increase in the
demand for money at the Stock Exchange, conse.
quent partly on the payment Of the first instsmentof
the Turkish loan, amounting to 100000.
The last price OF Turkish scrip was nal.
Gold is about .ols per cent. dearer in Paris than in
London, and e5s dearer in London than in Ham
burg. The exchange at New-York remains OF per
cent. in favor of England. leaving ,ring profit on
the import Of gold from the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
FROM THE DANUBE.

No charge has occurred in the situation OF affairs
Bucharest is quiet in the occupation Of the Turks On
taking possession Of the city Hahn fasha issued the
following proclamation:
The armies OF your Sovereign have entered thus town or
the purpose tranquility aud good order and %
establ shed Unr shall please hin
10 Augements let no one take the inauve or
tuutu,y demand change fer such Offenders VIII oe Sc
IN In retiring from here The Russians have con
de 70 ~ ;he care Of the they could not tae with
tb We will prove that merit this confidence and until
We sha have formed hospitals this they will be treat
the hospitals where they are with all the sshctude
which The love Of humanity demands for these two empires
which are and TO may be AZ peace sncd
mutually respect each other IN the time OF such
are our wishes confui them the Walaehisns will
Prov loyalty aud obedience TO their all powerful Sove
reign. hhhiH-
q. bucharest July Il z"
The sick TO whom this proclamation refers are about
forty in number. They consist chiefly Of those who
wert badly wounded a. Gurgevo on the 7th Of July
The proclamation is in Wllaeeian and French, and
the cate corresponds with the 9th of August according
TO our calendar.
Beyond this the news is of no interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
ENTRY OF THE AUSTRIANS INTO WAL
LACHIA.

Dispatches of doubtful authenticity announced
BY last msi that the Austrians had actually begun
to occupy wAllsohia; but later reports from Vienna
August Il, say: 1t is expected that the occupation
of the Dsnubian principalitie- will take place rery
sooH." Edward Back elder brother of the Minis
ter VII 20 as Civil Commissioner to The principah
ties.
Tie Par. Aonteur, under date Vienna lsth, one
day later than the above, says; " The first Austrian
corps destined TO enter Waachia, has rece we'd, by
telegraph, its OrGes to march. 1t Is thought the
frontier viii have been crossed tins very day through
the RedTower Pass, by tbetwo brgsdes that set Ou,
from Herrnanns,adi. THIS movement hss been con-
"bined between Gen. Hers and 0mer Pasha, IN con-
iosmity with the Austro-Turksh treaty"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
II. most influential papers Of Norway and

TIC ulV>E IlIIltHtIn1 P1FNE- y. =
sve5.n declare that 1t would be worse than
" "r1adnes. to join the allies and make enormous
.sacrifees. unless on the liked and weli-under-
stood condition that Russia shsll be broAea up
and Poland restored. Otherwise even the
transfer Of Finland 10 Sweden would De delu-
"sion and q snare"
1t ought to be remembered that ali these north
eru Governments are in conflict with their own
people At Copenhagen for instance, matters
stand thus: the Schleswig- Holsteiners have ae-
teruired to abstain from all elections tor tae
Reichsrafh; while at the same time the electors OF
Copephsgep have sent an address 10 DR.. Madvis,
Deputy Of the Land-tbing, calling upon him not 70
accept place in the Rechsrsth, since the decree
If the King was an infrsction Of the Danish Coz
stitution and the rights of the Danish people.
KARI MARX
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
FROM THE BLACK SEA.

II nay be remembered that recently kass'an
steamer, supposed to be the Vladimir, WAS cruising al
large in the Black Sea- and causing great coasierna
ti.u arong merchantmen. Ii is now said that tue
steamer was on her way from the United sts'es to
sevastopol. The other day she called boldly at the
cosinestston at Kosloo cosled destroyed two Turk
ish brigs tlere and made off safely for the open sea
As usual. from tie allied fee; We have to report
nothing. The statement is that the expedition to the
Crimea 3 cny temporarily deferred antil the aba'e-
ment Of the cholera and fever among the troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
ENGLAND.

The dispatch to which Lord Clarendon replied
on July %, 10 the last communication made by
Russia to the Austrian Government, aLso the notes
exchanged On Aag. { between the English, French
ard Austrian Ministers were laid before Parliament
the last day Of he session. but have only now been
made public. We have already stated the substances
Of ttese dispsteh'', namely: l. The Russian pro-
teciOrs;e over the Prircipalt.es must be given up.
and the privileges granted to thOse provinces by the
Suhsn be placed Under the collective guarantee of
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
ACTION OF PRUSSIA.

From Berlin, August Is, We have se ,ha,
tee in the Prxssaa Coresp0a5sao,, which says 'uSs
tke evacuation Of the Darubian PrncPaiites oy me
Ra-sisps does not Il is tue, fal6l all the ooecs
tie alliance of the two great Gernsn powers
that il grants than was demanded oy me he
Ynuua OF June J. The supplementary a''c'e on ~
racirracal obligations Of tfe two German powers IS
therefore completely executed II other steps are con,
siered Necessary for the interest OF Germany neH
eoLve1ticD must take place between the eon.'. -.
nc powers on the subject of eoopersnon ~ .n'
nse Of tie Austro Prussian treaty OF -0th A! ''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
IRELAND.

Reports concerning the potato rot in the distric,
ground Dublin, state that the blight confines 10
show tsef rather generally, but the hope s,n pre-.
walls that on return OF dry weather i.s far:her
ravsger wsuld be materially checked. 10 The suth,
especially IN iippersTy, the statements are rather
gloomy, but from the northern districts the accoans
are more satsfactory-irom Monaghan very bal
Donnybrook Fair passed over very quietly
yesr.
Ernest Jones, the CLartist orator, is lecturing
Belftst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
crpy,yrc CoyrEpFP. ALTON

On The l7th iDstGn. Austria aud PRUSSIA su omitted
10 the BunG TIE Prus answer 10 the A.sy;i Al sun
mons Is well Sc the correspondence with the western
powers containing the susrEntees o. peace reqsssd
by the latter.
Prussia Is ar,ning all Der ports.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
FRANCE.

The Emperor has ju-t issued the folio wing ad-
dress 20 his army in the East:
So!dlers and Sailors nf the Army of The East,
iOu have Eot fought, bu already you have obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04
ERDM ASIAs

The pleDipoteniiaries who signed the treaty con-
cluded ON August 4th between the Porte and Shanyl
were Mehtmet Emin Pasha for the Porte, snd Semin
Aga for his uncle Shamy. This treaty is virtually
offensive and defensive. There is nothing late or re-
liable from the armies at Kars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06

In L. S. Dlsrntor CoURr at Clurksburg wos
.,5ossI lad week. a votietY Of cases was
,o,-d q, Jul none Of Especial public Importance.
1riJ. Powell, indicted for attempting to sell
d,rrsil money. was acquitted. Judge BRocE
,is,Vn d,liyetrd All able opinion in the case.
uin. sOnclusyvly that The United States sIOt-
s,utity now exist on this subject TeqniTe tina
rltmpl to utter OF pass countetGeiI money "a'
l'nusI lie clearly shown in order 10 procure
Mon. This appears to us 10 be very de-
b., law, as no penalty is thus attached to The
i.in counterfeit money, SO long as lis sold
'IsigAl a counterfeit.
bdiy is the time appointed Tor the Court to
althiS city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06
LOSS OF MEMORY,

Confusion, gillness, rush O blood " the lead aLehO
y, nelrS debility, hlStse, wytL,tdi sss, IopEhs Of
srsiG sele, rroaltslpl r,iabti, tOpsI S,s. ia,
bltI ~ Ger, diseases Ito enalcs, decay Of iLo
opVBldns luieuoGN lialeis' nononiAula, ysSue ter.
etc, iTv whsleye tsDss sIslR Ills ths, Il aus isi
aIeotO be placed oil lgulaii inlSIlbO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06

'lrnvrsrERs lVA.) RAmROAO,--We passed
b . portion Of The line Of lhisToad on Mopoay'
oundihe labOreTs deserving in scUres, ow-
ai reduction Of The wages, which seems to be
nat Convenient plan recently adopted by
'o'd companies, ofdismiying tbtirhaOds when
funds ute inadequate t. continue tue work
prospects IorOneOtly compilations Of this load
aSty dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06

IntlNo Cusron HoUsE,-The duty on 800
ldRiilroOd iron, for the Central Ohio Rail.
imported from Europe, amounting to 1854,
! We e,n pa:dtO A. J. POnnell, Esq, OH
ttIOr Of Customs. Entries have been modt'
,inafew days, Of impoilalions as 70 lows;-By
Hstnsy d Son-Queenswate- duties s6OOi
!. Dunlo & Co.--du--dulies s6OOi Ander.
4 Observation-Disclosures $500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06
1913:
Henry Sharp and John Hughes,
Va.
Return ~. lIill AID oth'rs.
re for neeonnt.- Absirafli

This cause came on TO be heard upon tile profess. &C.
ard lhereuIO tile court doh adludse, o'der and de-
cree thai II be referred TO OF the Master commission
this court lake and stale on aecOurt u the per-
tile said John uTlne deeeased, which has
Into The hands ni Johnston MuTe, his admlnistra
tor which has into tile hands ofany other PERI on,
by the oidSr OF said administrator and for his USE caTg
ing said administrator with all assets which have come TO
his hands the hands OF any Othtr reIsOn for his use
and oIednE him with all disbursements made IN the duo
course OF administration. And tho sid Commissioner
shall also state accOun; Of the dlsTbuyo share or said
Return iAs husband Of his vile, IN aud to tile per-
tona estate OF sad deeeaGed and alsh tho real estate Of
which the said John Murine edseEed, and The location,
quLnty yaue and annual tents thereof and the Interest
Thereto which Aaid Return ~ HILL as husband OF his said
wife is entitled and also osceItah and report oil
efe liens up said interest said l said realty and
personally and thslr several Triorlties
'But before tkng Rad accounts, the said mnhter shall
cause MOI &c OF the same TO given, by advertisement
published r four snceesSvo weeks IN son newsPa
nar pned In the CITY Of Wheeling aud said commissions
on Is ordered TO report, &C."
a cOry-Tcstei ALONEO LOHlNH,
caldwell clerk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06
-.,-Inr I'D NeWaPapefa.

-, do not give eXnrcss notice 70 the
,..Eis.1a as Wishing 10 continue their sub
ais, tsno oder the dis on!inaanG i Si their ReJS
may continue = send 'hem un'll alt
r,elect or rrls6 to take their rsrlodi
~, To- which they ave directed, theya
nv S. ii,y have settled the blu and ordered
y F,osasa, ,r,oys 10 other places Without infoim
ssstIlE...' and tie psrers are sent 70 the iOrmet
glfFs,r...,,s led Iesporhhle'
3 SSs decided TIA, 'SsSs g ,S SNS P SS5I
,rs- ~ oia.yii Y, Evidence OF intentional maud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06

" HArOT GErr 30 4 LrVlN0.--ws see II
y @'laa oil man living in Pans, near The
W N'iale' who follows The novel trade oil
y himself under the wbeeisor otumLuseH
'aN Eel hun and be paid for il, hes, within
'''''e Yeas, received more than $4,000 lOr
'sH a"ne. tits believed that many bcci
"s 'An' brought about onpupOse by the
|'I'g victims.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06

rr1rRaIS.- Travellers on The B. & o. Rail
'Dd 'olourneH alFvltermnn, will find grea'
i't'nenl in thai place in lhewpy Of a hniell
e houseof NIL. d. HoLNEs, The weary
'er will know the place by the picturesque
s0l the swinging sign hanging to luGurianI
"a irOni Of The "Hsstsra Hotel" The house
ga aud neat nnilhe Lnndloil very aceoin.
alu,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06

H''FD MrSOER We heorI Yesterday thai o
'mned Shsrp, machinist, was found dead
id'y nothing with his head horribly mangled,
NFlaak Rad belw cen MOrlinsv,lle aud Mt.
4'a'. We have not learned any Of the par.
iu.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-06

WIN II. Dorasy aud othera

Deere lOr acCOunl-A bSkiaCli ..ra.
This cause came to be heard unonih process ana
return thereon. DC.
'And tseupon The court doth adjudge, order and de-
cree tina II be eiered TO OF the Master commissions
this court take ard state account OF the per-
sonal esala NJ john Muine, lsceased, which hae come
into the hands Of Johnston Murine his admn5uatOfi or
which has come into tile hands or any oherrerson By The
odsr OF said administrator and for his uha charging o9d
administrator With all as els which may have come TO his
hands, 10 the handsoi any oiher person TO- his use,
and eTtdns him With all Disbursements made In due
90 state an account the dsllbDtive share OF said VIII
liam Dorsey husband OF his said wife, In the person
sald John Murine died oel1ed and tile ocaliOn quantity,
value, aud ANIMAL rents lhereob ana mo ipleTSs thereto
entitled and also to ascertain aud report all specific
liens upon said Interest Of said Dorsey In said realty and
peT1onhlly.
Btt before taking said accounts, The said master shall
cause notice OF the 90 b. siye by advertisement
published for 0u suceessive weeks In s0no newspaper
printed inthe eilyo Wheeling And said commissioner
- O'DI &eory1Testei ALoNzo LoRING,
caldwell clerk