The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

wcusSeA Of SiHstsia; Major Gcneral stopskoG
killed u 6aistsia; Major General Meyer, kled q
s,ii:tri,; Geo-ral B1ten wsS1 ,s , near
tiou OF three or four not ka0 sn. but the nun
Der be any way in prope rtcn to that OF geeersls,
Il cen scarcely he set Gown at less than triple wnon
would give Ut least tossx. zen 10 ss Sssa
Bot the Gear, Il must be admitted, Is not wLn0us
his revenge. Ttree gallant Post Captains OF tue
Britsh navy CaptsinsFoote Gihord ana Parker nave
fallen each of t6em In affairs where their sucot ss
ooud have been no stonement for the risk incurred.
CAPTAIN Pa, ker was relation OF Sir Peter Parker,
Who, In . boccaDeeriDe expedition, dunog tho last
war with Ameri q, was s,o.. b.ta were nne young
| ia naval heroes Lord Cardigaa's reconnaissance
along the banks Of the Danube towards Rutschuk
and Eilsuia during which he biv0u acked, without
tents, for sever teen days, has ended in his have
seventy horses laid up with sore backs. Tais L. tho
curse or the English cavalry. who will over weight
their horres On the l4th Of July, too, during
fierce stack on the Russia -intrenched Camp, tho
Turks were received With such heavy miArduitthst
they wavertd and fell back and MIR. Burke, Of the
Roy al Engineers Mr.. Meynell, Of the 10th regiment,
snd Mr.. Arnold, Of the India service, who rushed
forward to rally and cheer them on, were shot dead
by the Russian Iiflsmen. Letters, also. arc daily
received nom the camp at varna complaining
bitterly Of the existing state OF things-eyery
one seems to be getting out OF temper and
ready to shoot or shake hands with the Russians,
20 tkat be may pa up his kit and como home.
Au too seem to have arrived atihe conclusion that
Sebastopol is an inn possibility. The Turks are pro-
nounced set Of cheating rpgues the Russians much
too clever fer their enemy. There has also been
something very like mutiDy on board the Britain
mia, C20 guns,) which wis only put down by I'D
nilsteriDg three dozen lcshes each TO four Of tho
ring!eadeIs.
II is beginning to be pvetty evident in fact, that
unless move to the Crimea eau be managed be-
I ne the else of August, nothing OF importance
wi, be effected before the spring. The enemy will
thea have time to collect his and for.ify
bis strcDgholds. with chance Of split among
the Great Powers. As for the Baltic, an Immense
FUN has been forwarded to the fleet there which Ia
to c. mmaud range of no less than seven thousand
yards, or something over four miles and quarter.
AT Madrid, things remain in stalas quo. Espa-.
Zero has not yet mace bis eatry. The barricades
are every day being made more secure. Some OF
tie troops ave not ct fraterEized with tue people,
and oonbt prevails whether 0Donnell is suffi.
GENTLY liberal to join with Espattero The Queen is
said to have given him carte blanche to form q
ministry; but Maria Christina is thought to be In
tr,guing somewhere, so as to bring about sol
lision between the generals But tue Madri-
lenos stand to their guDs and arc determined
not 70 be deceived this time. BY the way, three
Frenchmen from Jerses have the credit Of or
gaDiZtpg the wi ole matter assisted by about 800
pyOsc,ats, banished from Paris at the coup d'ctaf,
the I'd OF Deccn Der, aud whose knowledge Of the
science of barrcades was found TO be most service
able to the Sp " iaIds.
Our new royal va ht has again been put in pro-
gTess. There arc now upwarcs of 200 ship HrtShts
placed upon her, ADD she st0 be aut ched in March,
so as 70 be ready to take her Majesty on her visit
to Paris in 1885, Prince Albert IS 10 60 to B0ulogne
In Scpk mber, to review the Emperor's armament.
The royal yacht is built Of mahogany, on the wedge
principle, and promie+ to be clipper. She will be
propelled By paddle wheCIs--not the scvew-this re-
suit having been &C me to by the parties who went
out specially in the Himataya to make the deci
sion. But there is no doubt She will be msgnif
cent vessel. UNIVERSITY CIUB.