The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-30
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the 10th.
At the battle Of Knrs, in Asia, the
Russians took % 900 prisoners and lef,
5000 dead on the field.
The cholera was on the decline at Var
ma, bu, was still raging at Adrianople
and other places. rs..s -
There had been grea, fire at Narna
by which one third of the town had been
destroyed. The produce magazine was
saved.
Immediately after the surrender OF
Bomersund, General paraguay d'Hillier
accompanied by Mr.. Grey, Secretary of
the English Legation, left for Stockholm
with the view il was supposed, of urging
Sweden to declare Tor the Western Pow
ers.
The Austrian loans has all been taken.
The Moni,eur contains the following
announcements; ..ae
VIrsSA, Aug o.
The Austrians entered Wallachia on
the Goth. The whole corps will have
passed the frontier on the 231.
Two brigades had marched from Her
manstadt aud another from Cronstadt.
Bucharest, Krajova, and Lesser Wal
lachia will be occupied.
The advanced. guard reached Bucha-
rest Sept. 9th.
Three brigades Of the army Of Coun,
Caronini are prepared for similar move
ment into Moiiavia.
Count Coronini is commander in chief
Of the army Of occupation. has
There is no truth in the report the Rus
SLAMS refused to retire from the Princi
palities, and that Prince Gortschakof
had communicated that determination to
the Austrian cabinet.
The French Minister of War has ap.
piled to the sisterhood Of St. Vincent de
Paul to act as nurse in the hospitals Of
the armies in Turkey. Fifty Of the la
dies have undrtaken the duty and fifty
others will be provided.
Austria has three war ports in the A.
driaic, viz, Pola, LISA and Cataro.
Gel, klapka will return TO Switzer-
land, as he Turkish Government refuses
to give hina command.
One thousand Of the prisoners cap.
tured at Boma.und have been embarked
for Brest: The other thousand were
disposed Of by admiral Napier.
France and ENGLAND have decided to
abandon the fortifia,ions at Bomersunl
and in the Aland isands. They were
so badly damaged ant wanted SO large a
garrison to hold them ayains, the enemy
that it was not cosidered ,xpedient to re
gain them.
On the 26th ult. Napier md Marshal
dHllliers, proceeded to Hngo, in the
sight ofthe Russians blew upthe FORTH
cations and proceeded to AL, where
there are fifteen thousand men a carri.
son.
The cholera was very bad at folner-
sund particularly among the French
troops
The expedition to the Crimea was ,p.
pointed to sail on the Doth of August, Il.
though some reports stated the 3O,h. +
was composed eff 10000 men OF whom
10000 were Turks.
The damage done by the fire at Var.
ma was estimated at half million Of dol.
lars and the allied ,rooys were pu, to
great straits by the destruction of part o
their Commissa,it.
Dates from Constantinople to the III
of August do not confirm tbs defea, of In
Turks at kars.
On the 22d Omar Pasha with 25, 00(
men, and 80 guns entered Bucharest. =
his reception was enthusiastic.
The cholera continues at Varna.
Stormy weather prevailed on the Black
Sea.
A private dispatch from Varna, date
the gath ult, says, five ships with troop
sailed yesterday and SIX to day. Desti
nation secret. Opinions gam cuaren
cy that the first destination will be Ana
pa.
Marshal Arnaud will hold a genera
military coaae.l at Varna to inauire
the army ne fiji for service during tn.
present sickness.
The hospitals and magazines Of tn
Russians are being rem yed 10 Bessara
bia.
The movements Of the Austrian ,roop
that have entered Wallachia are no, re
ported.
gone to Bucharest to consult with Oma
Pasha
Transports are continually arriving ,
Varna from Malta.
The French were beginning to grun
bla al thatr ln,r,