Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-11
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FURTHER NEWS by THE ARABIA.
THE WAR.

ACIION OF AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA
with rsgri to tho var, the pons Of greatest novelty
me protest ~hich London letter says tho Ausuiahs
have made sgsns the advance Omer Pasha army into
the Procpaities and declaration by the British Admir-
s In the Baltic and the Black Sea- the effect ths, the
oreses OF Constadt and Sweaborg Ia the one and OF
la the other 90 that an
oy sps would be ruinous tho attacking party This
letter como In tho Parliamentary debate admiral Dun.
Sebastopo and stating, besdes that there are 10000
Russians garrsonips the CmeA and that therefore, an
attack upon the Peninsula would DO sheer madness.
Tho Information OF Austras alleged protest apainst
Omar pashas crossing tho Danube Is said to come from
Consanaople and Is added that she claims an exclusive
occupation Of tho Municipalities for herself the right
osutng them not only against tho Anglo French troop
but equally against the Tuiks. Upon this
the Porto said to have orders TO Omer
not TO cross the Danube for the present. while refusing TO
admit In principle the exclusive OCCUPATION of tho Pin
cpaties by Austria. This statement IN rom n London
| letter of the Tribune, and may be exaggerated.
Au'u,a ana russia are agreed upon the appreciation
Sticn tue last Russian note deserves Tho two
mens only disagree minor points, blu, they agree in
asserting that the occupation Of tho Pfncpa.s by Rus.
ala Is dangerous to the integrity Of the Porte and The
Russian propositions be taken into
until tho Principalites evacuated The Joint
Of Austria aud Prussia will be addressed not to Conn
Nes.erode, but to Count Estherhuzy.
We learn from Vienna that the advanced no,ts or ho
Russians and Turks ncar ErAtescbti vi,bn h,I .
league Of each other omer Pacba and Prince Napoleon
both ut Gurgovo F
despatch from Dantzic states that tho Hal, 49,,
Vslorous have cannouaded Bomersund but wtbou, Ios
10 either vessel Tho Yalorous went on shore bn, vas
got on with considerable damage General paraguay
dhilers sailed on the 26th ult from Copenhagen for bs
Baltic The allied fleets designing to take Bomersupd
| and garrison IL.
TuI AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION
We suboin the following ON the last letter of
the Vienna correspondent Of the Morning Chronicle His
Information Is generally correct though with an Iusn
! bias. Ii is Gated Vienna, cath July:
Two days since, informed you tina. the position Of
Austria In the Peen: war would very soon be fully and
satisfactorily cleared This view the present aspect
Of afrs strongly confirmed by the latest orders issued
oy General Baron Hess the commander in chief of tho
austrian forces on the northeastern frontiers Of the EN-,
pre.
1t hxs Just been reliably communicated IN mo With ,h
exception OF the l2h Infantry corps all tho troops con
centrated In Pennsylvania have been ordered 10 march
into the Bskowna In conformity with the dispositions
u the narcAng order, about 200 men will have
up positions between Czernowtz Screth and Sutchaws
by the 18th OF August This strategic movement on tho
part oil tue Austrian commander in Chief il is added ia
pteLd ed to support the final ultmaum which Austria
srely will send TO ST. Petersburg many DAYS are nae,
The Austrian Commander in Chie Baron Hess irtcn
to take up his head quarters at Suschawa OH III oub
August and In the OF Russas rel ction of the in
tended Austrian ultimstum tho gallant general will doubt
less at once push his army onwards direct upon ss.y v
which operation, thought the Russians will be forced
out OF both the Prncpaes, but especially out of Wal
achia, as by this they will be wedged in between
two hostile armies, who by combined operations against
the invader cannot fail TO throw him back across the
Prutb.
In addition to the above exceedingly important inteI
gence, earu that strict orders have been sent fo,,
Schumea to the generals in command OF the Ottom.n
lorees At Gurgevo not any assume the of
ensve against the enemy and simply remain upon the
defensive, at least for the present
FROM THE BLACK SEA.
The Russian feet reported to have left
The Anglo French fleet had LEFT Bahik on be Ink o
tensiby in search Of the Russians.
One hundred aud eighty OF the crew Of the British
frgae Tiger were exchanged Odessa, agains. like
number of Russian MISUNDERSTANDING thirty Engish yet
10 possession Of the Russians
THE LATEST
CoSsTASrSorLE, 18th Juy-Russa Is reported TO have
asked for armisce Omer Pacha has gone TO copsuI
the French aud English Admrals.
Eighty siege pieces have been landed at yarna where
there are now 10000 French, So 900 English and 10
Turks
At n Cabinet Council held ut Vienna ION - 9th >,
it decided send forward arrnaments to the Wals
chan frontier with all dispatch, and it ported that
day was also fixed Tor the entry of the Austrans
Prncipahties
ENGLAND.
Three English engineer officers killed in the affair
at Gurgevo. The officers volunteered and fell like But
Ter, in bravey helping the Turks Thus without being
actually engaged, England has already Loot seven officers
clifford Of the Tiger Parker, of the Frebraud But
Darlington, of the 0dn; Capt. Foster, downed, and
some midshipmen and in the Baltic
In the Eugih Hoiso Of Commons on July Goth the
payment OF the wags Of the and officers Of Sir Joh
Fianklns expedition expained-the sum oil EgUUUO
| sterling being due.
The bill for preventing participation in the Russian
consideration a %
against A. Lord Pimerston maintained that without
the bill the law against high would DO dead
letter.
FRANCE
Louis Napoleon has ordered camp of 5000 men IN he
Immediately formed at B,yonne. lie paid personal
visit to that city, which Is only short distance from the
baths OF Biartr where he and the Empress now stay
Ing.
THE BALTIMORE BoNAPARTEs.
The Paris Steele publishes the following details respect
ing ~ Jerome Napoleon Bonsparte, of Baltimore aud
his son:
1t the invitation Of the Emperor aud EMPRESS tina,
these two members oil the family have come into Europe
Their stay will not exceed two montha Perhaps how.
ever the son, who Is Lieutenant in the army OF the L.
States will remain in Europe and go the theatre Of war
in Turkey. Ihas been runored mat he has manifested
desire to serve 10 the French army but the Young
man himself says this Is As his father It
not from personal smoition that he has come TO
Mr. jerome eNap"leon Eonapate ia proud OF his title Of
American citizeU he L. wealthy is the head OF hume
70 nily and does NEEDLE with the political affairs
| Of Europe
Our readers doubt remember that he Is the son of
Prince jerome and Of Mrs Ez ,beh Patterson of Iii.
MORE whom the Prince married in lsU3 when he vsned
the U. States Toe Emperor Napoleon refused To re-
cognise this marriage and he annued il by decree but
Pope Plus VII refused sanction raty that decree
The wife Of the Emperos brother not allowed TO en-
ter France She retired to England, where her son. Je
rome Napoleon was born, at Camberwell, In 1906 The
baltimore citizen Is. then, at present in his 49th
His who has passed his examination at the Military
school Of West Point, Is 2: years of age.
Oue VI passeHReIs oi rGaDkn, the steamer in
which the two Bonaprtes arrived has told US that they
caused themselves to be generally remarked during the
voyage by their modesty the simplicity Of their costume
and the desire TO remain uhperceived in the crowd The
father 10 living portrait OF tie Emperor Napoleon l. as
represented by painters and scupors He Is very tall
has dark complexion, black bar and expressive
eyes The son Ia still taller than the father but he
has not the family air. His mother Miss Williams Of
Baltimore. Mr. j. n. Bonnparte was carried by Mrs
Paer to the United States, aud there received nm
celent education. On leaving the University he studied
law and was admitted advocate in the State of Mary
land Ills private fortune has been increased by that
which his wife brought him, and by legacy OF Cardinal
Feac, uncle Of the Emperor. The present Is not the FIRST
time that Mr BonAparte has visited Europe In 1927 the
King jerome received him In his palace at Florence with
the greatest marks Of affection. Mrs Patterson whose d..
yorce ratified and rcguariEed by law Of the Lce
OF Maryland visited Paris after the Of the Bour.
bons In 1916. Her peculiar position aud the affection
which she retained for her husband though separated
from im attracted TO her the sympahics OF the first
miles Of Paris Mad. de Genls who has devoted some
pgcs TO Mrs Patterson In her memoirs, conceived gr at
| friendship for her.
Mrs Patterson still lives In the State Of Maryland, happy
i In wi IA