The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

Pam. Tharsdsy, sspt. 81, tss4.
The C-r~ean Erpodaior-Greaf Excitement N Plrs ~
TIE Asrical Of TIE Ness Of rs Disemdaykasow-Erpsc.
tatioW Aat ne Baltic Fled soiR Strike an EmpsrtaHs
Boso Before iss Retsrn--7hs French Press and Mrs.
Beecher Stoues Arstocratc Er9sisk Patrons-Desi1ns
Of Our Government upon the Principally Of Monaco
The C:arandhe Emperor Of Austria Unsettled copdi-
ton Of Spain, dc, dc.
The koneuy of this day gives (sous sonk Yesergs)
elegrsphic DESPATCH dated Vienna the 20th which
tains the intelligence that, the 14th inst, IS 900
French $4,000 English and 5000 Turks d,semsarked at
Eupssoris without encounteriny any resistance, and
that immediately afterwards they marched towards Sc
bsstopo The transports had returned TO yarna to fetch
the reserve.
Notwithstanding the Characteristic caution with which
the announcement ia made, aud that not the slightest
doubt Of the fact exists in ocis quarters where the
had excited the most exuberant joy The Emperor,
who with the Empress arrived yesterday evening at the
Tueries at declared, 10 the presence of number
of officials collected at the palace to welcome them that
he believed il implicitly Letters previously received
from MarshAl St. Arnaud, written board the Vile do
Paris and dsted the 5th had informed the Minister Of
War that all preparations by the French feet ter
minated, that the weather superb, aud that the
wind blowing from the northwest, was q most favor
able augury for the and other communi
cations from varna dated the It'll inst the
fact Of two French squadrons having sailed the
ing Of the 6th that the English and Turkish squadrons
followed he 9th, and that up to the It'll the
beautiful weather. calm AMI favorable wind continued
l hardly describe to you the ql1 rrs which the
receipt of this intelligence has exce in Paris As the
Menieur is less generally taken than journals which,
their nonociA position able to give greater
to their Of information, the ordinary
vendors only supply themselves with limited number Of
COPIES and ths consequences il they have been unable
this morning to meet fourth Of their demands. Those
parties therefore, who known to DO regular subscr
bes have been obliged to perfect siege Of ap
plcaons merely peep ct the yienna Telsgrsphic
Dpatch and correspondent in particular has had
serious thoughts of having 1t pasted outside his door
posts in order to his beiwire from destruction
just returned from the Bourse where every tongue
seemed to me to be in motion and whore
the effect the funds evidently most Favorable
All sorts of specuatons Of adoat to what
conduct the Russians about to pursue-whs
Their they wiz burn, take, otherwise destroy
towns, villages, and crops-whethsr, having laid
waste the country, filed up the wells, and stricken
the whole peninsula with the Of desolaton they
viii fall back upon strong interior position, such
Butchisaoni and simpheropo whether, relying upon
their superiority in numbers and weight of cavalry and
field guns they will attempt to draw the invading forces
away from Sebastopo But as it is quite possible my
next communication to the HERALD may contain solu
ton these problema speculatpns by the receipt Of
further intelligence it will be saving Of your valuable
space not pursue the inquiry any further for the pre-
sent.
Letters which have seen, describing the embarka
ton are graphic in the highest degree. The magnia
cent display of the mercantile msrine with sailing ships
vary ing from to 1000 tons burthen-the gigantic
steamers the Bimaaya smla Jason, and Victoria each
laden with dragoons-the different regiments Of Turks
marching down to their transports trying for their very
lives keep step to the music of French band and
making all sorts of ludicrous mistakes-the gallant d.
vision Of sir de Lacey Evans who formerly ,ndod
the British Legion in the Spanish Of succession and
in of the old war led three fororn hopes march
ing gay to their ships midst laundering cheers to the
tune of mix my dolly pals, fake away'-vhie far the
eye could hear the wooded sea was one vast
hive Of human beings laboring, tong climbing march
ing bostng eating drinking singing and piping enough
mainder Of his mortal e-an to have presented
Of those astonishing spectacles which description
do justice to nasmuch rs their unique de-
prives the reader Of any stan ard BY which to
or compare them
suspicion prevails that the departure Of paraguay
dAilhers with the French troops from the Baltic
been intended rather to blind the enemy than indcA
of all having been concluded for the present season
IL is remarked that the journals who have spoken
distinctly Of Admiral Nap,ers return are not usually
from the sere Of action while there is thread TO hang
by is totally contrary to all his antecedentshat with
his peculiar thirst for renewn he must BE- stnng and
goaded to madness by what is going in the Black
;ea-snd that of late there have curious inaica-
tons of goed will the part of sweden sach royal
invitations, which look ii something yet Be
done there, before ali was told. The unfortunate
OF the sympathy they have evnced towards the allies
seriously thinking Of emigrating to Sweden, the
ingly busy with warlike preparations. The Swedish
rapers have even taken themselves to state that
stroke Is ~ no mean. before the wharswa
Of the fleets in October.
turn from the East to the West there An article
Stowe, showing how careful they should be Of anging
has in fact bssn pryng into the donciary state Of
that county whose name gives title to the Duke, and
the entire acres Of which he possesses in fee simple
The fact is, that our great northern propretors
in England know nothing Of the state Of their
tain that safe Of squaiior, sIth and : obscene
nseldn0e ii going on, Of which slave proprietor IN
the Southern States Of Americs hs: no notion Talk
far fearful than such simply pertain to the
whip Let his theories be practically upset BY
be PUT upon the misguiesd wretch who has dared to
talk Of his TO other than vcarious Lsies
good practical philosophers; and it would be we'll,
perhaps, Il both your Mrs Stowe and cur Duchess Of
Sutherland would not forget the fact.
But in America you accused also of meddng with
other peoples business you are accused Of having pur
chased the Principaty Of Monaco emily to obligs the
prince who bears that tisleone Florestan Grimald-o
whom the State Of Piedmont win not restore his
That in fact Piedmont has seized Monaco, and de.
SPAR Of recovering his the prince has begged
you to buy Of him. that have been charitable
as to do with the chance of getting possession Of it
yon and that when you have accomplished
this feat you intend to indemnity yourself BY erecting
there naval station in the heart Of the Mediterranean
maugre the neighborhood Of Malta So Nublis the
Ntao Prussian Gazette, inviting all who viii to read,
mark learn and inwardy digest the cupdty ambition
Of the United States Some interestng revelations have
been made by the Journal des Debat of the best
conducted newspapers Of France concerning the
Of poliy which, from the commencement Of the Eastern
difficulty guided the conduct of the Emperor Nicholas
1t appears that throughout he had reasons for
counting the friendship and grattuds of the young
Emperor OF Austria In $780, when the remembrance of
the eminent he had rendered him fresh
hie recollection the strongest personal Of
devotion made to the Gar; ard late June,
1853, he received from the Emperor Of Austria an auto
gaph letter wherein he protested that he would leave
the Cars hands all that it necessary to do