Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-21
EXTRACTS FROM LATE PARIS PAPERS.

place Wednesday, under the orders Of the Emperor
the neighborhood of Desvres about five leagues from
Boulogne. Her Majesty present Seventy thousand
men were under arms The maneuyres were executed
with admirable precision and ensemble. great number
persons were assembled the ground to witness the
interesting The Emperor and Empress did not
return to Bouogne until about eight o'clock in the
ing All the country people who had assembled their
ROAD received their Maestes with loud accamations
The German Journal Of Frankfort of the 28th says .
several journals have announced that the majority Of
of Austria. That news is nexact in several respects
ana ~ Is me 10 state the points which understand
ing, ~ Is saiu mas been come to- They are, first the
seven questons known to Nj. Prokesh-dO sten on the
leth But we know with certainty that the instructions
of the in this respect have been more OF less
negative The traces Of the unfavorabe effect produced
by these negative replies found in the circular note
Of Austria Of 14th of September by which Austria
closer the policy manifested by Prussia ia her note Of
the 3D. of September, and in which the Cabinet of
Vienna to herself expressly the full liberty of
her resolutions The Courts of axony and Bavaria have
in particular refused to adhere to the obligation con-
tracted by Austria relative to the four guarantees"
despatch from Capt. oMmAsNEY, Of the squadron
sent to act against Russia in the White Sea- communi
Gates to the British Admiralty report from Capt E. NJ
LYONS OF her Majesty's steamship Miranda, containing
statement Of his proceedings in the Kola river result
ing in the destruction of the efences and town Of Koa
the capital of Russian Lapland. Bola is the
Russian town the arctic coast to the Norwegian do
mnions It is regarded place Of considerable inn
land, and garrsoned by military force BY extraor
binary the obstacles of ascending narrow
river overcome and the Miranda placed within
gunshot Of the town Of Koa, when Capt Lyons submit
ted conditional terms for the surrender of the garrison
This offer being rejected fire opened upon the de-
fences and assembled force The effect of the shell among
the wooden houses caused general confagraton Of the
town. which reduced it to ashes The defences Of the
town completely destroyed and considerable loss Of
life was doubtless inflicted besides the destruction Of
large quantity of Government -four that in store for
the use of the troops.
letter from Berlin (26th in the German Journal Of
Frankfort states that in consequence Of the Austrian cir
cular despatch Of the 18th the Cabinet Of Berlin has just
addressed second despatch to its at the
different German Courts. Prussia therein declares that
the groundwork, she partakes of the views Of Aus
tria but that she differs in opinions certain points,
for which she explains her motives.
The German Journal Of Frankfort, under date of vi
emma, 25h says I'VE enabled to announce that the
English Cabinet he's made overtures the subject of
revision Of the protocol Of London relative to the Danish
succession and that this question will form important
part the future negotiations for peace 1t is positively
stated that the Cabinet of Vienna will not offer any OPP
position to the revision of this protocol which
drawn up completely in the interest Of Russia"
Constantinople letter. in the Semaphore Of Marsel-
les SAYS The news from Bucharest is not very salts
factory. The proclamatons of the Austrian Generals
were very badly received by the population and were
torn down from the walls. Ten thousand Austrians
cupy Bucharest and according to the example Of the
gratis with the inhabitants. Poor widows are named
who are obliged to lodge and feed many fifteen SOL
diers. The police Of the town is exclusively maintained
by the Austrians and they have chdnceere composed
Of more than two hundred employees"
Omer Pacha," says the Constitutional, continues
reside in the town of Bucharest round which he has
concentrated from 900 men, by ordering there
the garrsons of fortified towns Of the Danube Another
body Of $4,000 is going up the river and IS near
Ibrai This last town, well Gaatz is strongly
cuped by the Russians, who have stopped their move
ment of retreat alleging that the Ausrans had promised
to allow the Turkish army to enter the Prncpaities
but these latter troops in force they could not
uncover their strategca line and abandon the strong
position they occupy in Modayia in the face of an
enemy who might take advantage of it to attack them
On the other hand the different divisions OF the Aus
rian army also occupying Waachia, so that there
results for the begerent parties singular situation,
the of which is looked for with great anxiety
and curiosity"
There is very long article in the Journal de Franc
fort the 9th the recent ukase of the Emperor Of
Russia ordering levy of $50 900 in the Western
Provinces Of his Empire This and the movement of
troops towards Warsaw the writer regards not merely
menace, but as challenge to Austria, the Emperor OF
Russia being resolved he says whatever the fate of the
war may for him elsewhere, making demon
sraon with view Of putting Germany under subjec-
ton Prussia and the rest Of Germany have any re-
gard for their independence they must says the writer
Austria and enable her resist with the
designs of Russia for without this aid she only carry
on defensive war, the chances of which cannot be
calculated.
Letters from Messina give the most painful account
of the condition of that city It appears the cholera has
carried off than L. 600 persons out of population
Of 1000 The alarm created by so many deaths has
caused every one leave the city who had means Of
doing so. The bodies burnt little way out of the
town. there being no of burying them; and, in
fact under such circumstances few can be found
to assist at this painful Office Many have been left to
die without any assistance the ties Of relationship being
no longer observed those whom fright overcomes even
to the neglect of duty and feeling All the consuls have
left Messna except Mr. BEHN of the United States Mr.
Barker the British Consul is dead The French Consul
and his family have gone to Paris Lord and Lady Ho
land have left this city for the French capital"
telegraphc communication received in London,
at the Admiralty the 28th ultimo from
Carroll at Cork announcing the arrival at that port of
the British ship Phoenix from Daviss Straits, with Capt.
MCCLURE, of the Investigator, board and also the
captains and part Of the Of the Assistance and
Resue The North Star and Talbot are to convey the
remainder of the crews Of the Investigator Assistance
and Resoute. The despatch gives no further nforma
ton 1t will be recoeced that Capt INGLEFIHLD arrived
in England last autumn from the Arctic regions with the
information that Capt MCCLURE and his companions in
the Investigator who entered the Arctic Sea from Ben
rings Straits in 1850 and had from that time been
deavoring effect passage to the waters Of the ATTAIN
TIC had been fallen in with by party from the Resolute,
and that Lieut. CREsswEL Of the officers of the In
vestigator came home with Capt Inglefeld, but that
Can't Mcclure and the residue Of his officers and crew
believe for the first time freed from service well az
the officers of the other vessels above named which, as
we infer from this brief DESPATCH to be abandoned
and their crews brought home, as above stated
London papers of the 28th contain brief teegraphic
adyices by overland mail from