The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25
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in the ha, tors OF Bourga5, BatSchik, aud Kls.
29th for the re udezvous at Varna. The siege Runs
that recently s viyed from France and England are
kept afost in he steamers that brought them, and
win accompany tte expedition. No secret is now
made of the propos I'd invasion. 1t Ia openly stated
that under favorable circumstances . landing It
80 900 men viii be fected in forty eight hours from
the period Of leaving vUna still leaving the ineof
same time it is admitted Mat the emlnrkation wa
occupy some considerable peFiod.
Cholera has broken out virulently at Varna. Ty.
phus has also appeared. The British lose more mee
vile, commanding division Of cavalry, bad died.
conspiracy to burn the Russian Aeet, e. it Lay
at anchor In the harbor, 10 reported to have been
discoyered at Sebastopol No particulars are given.
On the 18th July, the British steamers vesuvius
and Spitfre, were cruising or the sulinA mouth of
the Danube, when their captains determined to ge
lately killed. Having learned from an Austrian vss
sci that there eleven feet Of water in the chan
mel, they launched the steamers paddlebox boatss
launches gigs and cutters and proceeded up shs
sides as they passed, without resistance. On arTiv
ing at the small town of Suira, they landed and ser
1t on fire, and by three o'clock in the afternocd tho
whole town was In ruins, nothing being spared bat
the church AID the lighthouse.
THE DANUBE
According to latest accounts, the Russians coa-
they will stop behind the Serett or the Pruth-
Their retirement is effected in perfect order Omer
Pacha has crossed the Danube with the main body
Of his army from shumla and ID the neighboEng posl-
Walachia. On the 9th and 23th July, curps Of
10000 Turks crossed the river at Rassova and blia-
tria, which form the right Of the army advancing o.
Bucharest, and, by the latest statement received
fssm Vienna, the Turkish advanced guard en-
tered Buchares. on the TIN of August. Tia
course of the Danube. from Orsova to Galatz. a
g Al~~ rU--y~
say that an invitation has been already sen$ BY ts
Waisachian Boyards to Omer Pacha, and loyal ad.
dreos voted to the Sultan.
Information, which seemr TO be authentic, saH,
that Moldavia VIII also be evacuated. The Pm1A
Montsur confirm the statement but adds, thak
Notwithstanding the announcement by the RusiaaA
envoy Of this complete evacuation OF the Psinci- ,
paities, Count Bue,, the Austrian representative
tives Of France and England, TO the effect that
Austria il common with France and Eng, and,
continued TO look steaily for the guarantees TO be
exacted ffom Russia, to prevent = recurrence or
the difficulties which have troubled the peace Of
Europe; and Austria further pledges herself, until
the compile. .e reestabshmen. OF peace, not to treat
such guarantee be obtained; in other words, Aus
tria consents to insist on something more than
The status quo ante befiusF.
Meantime the Russian regiments in Bessarabis
and Kherson ore to move IN all haste to the Crimea
lille those in Modayia viii march to occupy their
places.
Omer Pacha on entering Wal.achia published .
proclamation to the nhabitants stating that he did
not intend to make that province theatre Of war.
According to the Trieste Zei.ung, new conventi0a
has been made between Austria and the Porte. by
virtue Of which, the Austrian troops win be per.
mitted to pass by way Of Ragusa into the Turkisk
territory, should it be necessary to act against
Montenegro.
Austria and Prussia are expected soon to pro-
pose to the Gemanic Diet that the federal contin-
gent be placed on q war footing. Bavarian trosp~
will. in case of need, occupy tne Austrian provtn-
ces in Italy The Vienna conference has not yst
met. The Prussian army has not yet been mo-
bilised.u