New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

uae,s :he pabHs service, have rendered hn quite
bvino rCsr med thsir eourse tho 20.h AMI
baxro IA ter inyalids about 90 Ia number On board
a. ysuntiess about 20 leay. Immediately for England,
a. 1,,rr~ ships were paccd under ih3 orders Of Com
medere .trow Rear AdmifaD Henry Byam Marlin who /.
YRS 10 proceed back into the Gulf OF Finland 20 watch
he yoiuhisry and selfimpTisoned Rusliln aeet-Ne
Cves,v Casar. St. George Royal George, Ncptlne
Msnarcb, ard Prince Regent Rear Admiral Arnas
Lowry Cory, who has been for some tme N IN iahrm
,,se Of teah took prssage in the Daaaess E1glaad
The English feet after 1.-THE mGnsuyering, formed in
two colt mis- composed Of the center and divisions,
lie Cumberland, TO- sailing hp, in The Latter line
ard twed by the Penelope The hospital ship, Belese,
was IN charge of tbs Princes Royal The French vessel
nine liners and four steamcrs-no beng independent o.
lowed us az u distance. As plowed our tortuous
couse along the line indicated in the charts came up
in the evening with Tie steamers stationed on lns Jam
and shoals Some Of them carried two hags, aud others
but Those with the former VIC pessed On the rgnt
these with one on the left We f.st came up wtA the
Cuckoo under steam but rot anchored as soon as the
whole feet had paed abe proceeded aheao, % station
herself On another babkon the lett o. Lag-Kar lighthouse
Admiral P!uinIdge in the Leopard, now steamed up ana
communicated with the commander. in-c-ief The ships
next passed the Driver AID Besk, and lastly eano UP
with he Allan anchored in L.1sUDd, also called Rod
Bay. The aog ship Duke OF wellington, now anenoIeI
hoisiiIg the signal 70 the other vesse Anchor as con
"v.pient." The Hecla, Vaorous, Zephyr, and cust
oined the first sent 10 pilot the French squadron
and the second dispatched the following morning %
wards BomeTsand, where. regret TO say, she has met
with serious injury by running shore. As we aP-
preached the anchorage we observed the four french
rigates which have been under tho orders OF Admiral
Pluuridgc We also sighted seven merchant steamers,
all Of winch were overlauled by the Leopard.
The block ships got under weigh from here carry on ss-
urday the morning after our arrival and proceeded uP 70
BomtrsUnd. Tie force under Admiral ChadS CONSISTS
of Edinbureh Blenhein Ajax, Hogue Leopard Amphion,
Basilifk Allan Zephyr, Locust, Lightning. Ahe 'aor-
oue as bfinre stated fear, que disabled she must
either be patched up sent 10 EhSan or eie she must
he dok cd m one Of tie friendly Swedish naval ports HE
.etf orIfi he
trnoou ESQ. On he same afternoon sIow ana s.eaoy
booming Of waited over the voters, from the d.
,eoton of Botnenund broke the Stiffness OF the rural
scenes by which we surrounded, the suspicion natural
BY arose that the block ships were engaging tue enemy
batteries After about nhours duration the hfn5 ceased
and il was only late the evening, on the return OF the
Lightning that informed oil the cause OF the can
nondde While the ships running into the anchorage
the forts fred upon tie All The shot ie sior although
,oue NJ them cane close. The ships did not retGrn the
ere T,ey incres sed tie distance little between them
seves and the frs and then lct 20 their anchors where
they now lie awaiting coming events Inc rench sup
ofle lire DuT.rle tow Of the French scfo"-sieaner
PheQathon got shore Saturday evening IN runnu
through passage between the islands OF Baskar ana
poLsudit mon tho latter a beacon is built. The ships
tteered nuoh toward The center OF the channel ad
fey followed in the track OF Captain HAL VINO was gong
up with them to Bomeund tins accident Woaiu NOT nave
oeourr.d However she got of 10y tho ad OF the
A.. amers and boats of the squadron She anchored
for he night and left the following morning The
Z.pbyr alsD managed touch and OIL again further up
amongst the Islands The Duperre had her tops screened
for her sharp shooters and eens to nave nade every pre-
dip il guarding the passes between the islands and AbO
All the masters of feet in the Lightning, have been
M 10 survey the winding channel through the maze OF
islands and find n at the water su eny deep Tor the
navigation OF the largest sized ships to be brought up ana
anchored before the fOresses Since our sps were la
in lie 1eshboIhood Of Bomersund the Russians have
evidently been Strengthening the place. and II IS suspected
that they have conirved 20 mount some heavier guns
They are building barracks for additional troops, and have
rlised come strand batteries The garrison low Cut on
from all further supplies and reinforcement Our ships
guarding the portals OF All me approaches. We aG
waiting The arrival of the French troops under General
Baraeuay Killers, before commencing operations We
sba hail with pasure the dveut those bronzed warrior
sons of France Rmongs who with their brave and dis
general have been well hardened IN tue rugged
school of war on the plains Of Africa Will not this fusion
with race long our brave ana waTlike opponents De
matter Of congrauation TO ourselves and subject o.
history to the world at large .
The Nicolai with the mail and about hundred head
of cattle, anved yesterday from Dantzic The CITY OF
Norwich Kangaroo steGm Transports arrived on the
2od and also the Tyne government vessel with stores Tor
the feet.
b forte and is now on board the Leopard Several others
attempted the feat at least so we have heard but
were Lot in the attempt. Captain Sullivan OF the Light
ming hda lust made prisoner OF police constable or
some suo6 unctonary in uniform, of the islands
Nsmay now be considered as resting on our oars we
are in tie midst Of pretty nsular scenery wherein we star
tie, sometimes sweet-soundng sometimes wid, martial
through the huge powdered granite cayerns OF the
aced islands the allied bands play off, al night, be-
fore gup-fre, their warlike and exciting airs
French SQUADRON consisting of line oil batte-shp,
the Tisit, 90) two rgatos and three war steamers all
with troops on board has arrived in the bay The steam
e (Cocyte GoelaId, and Laborieux are taking in coal
good many of the officers have got leave and are gone
10 Hamburg by the railroad, The French neoi-battle
,b St. LOUIS got ashore last evening in the
in attempting the port As the weather is calm
there danger TO be apprthended and as soon as the
have coaed they will 60 out and release her from
lo~ex 10 nnll fan