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nv into the Valley Of Baider, resting the SaF-
dininps upon The left bank Of the SonhAi Riv- |
er. and communicating with the French upon |
the Chenaya, while The high ridge protecting |
Balaklava is guarded By the Turkish army" |
The Times correspondent writes: "stagna-
to, seems TO reign in the camp aud trenches
sven the heavy firing has died away, ye. the
approacbes advance, and every day sees the
/ Allies nearer the crest Of the MalakOif which
Il will now REQUIRE all The tenaeity Of the Rus
sian to hold. A few days since the russians
succeeded in establishing rife pits 10 iront Of
the French camp Between the xSra ana xah
nothing important occurred. 1
July qs'-Gorcbakof telegraphs: "Yester-
day the enemy opened heavy hfe which
lasted two hours, against the HagslaH Bas'
ton. We replied with vigor."
Advices from the Crimea TO the SSlh an.
uounee continued preparations for q grand
expedition. All the lighter vessels Of the neet
were assembled at Kamiesh.
1t was reported in Paris on the "a inst that
the French Government had official notification
that the bombardment of the Malakotf and
Redan had been resumed preparatory to anosh'
er assault
July 30.-Gorchakolf telegraphs: "There
has been partial canonade on both sides, but
nothing of Importance"
Il was telegraphed from COnstsntnOple on
the 10th that the Bashl-Bazouks had murder
ed General Beatson, but Lord Panmure in
Parliament positively contradictsd the re-
port.
Correspondence from the camp says that
Omer Pasha's visit to ConstantinOple was not,
as asserted to resign, but to consult With ref
erence to accepting the command OF the army
in Asia.
!, The Viceroy of Egypt is negotiating with
the Bedonins to serve in the Crimea.
Kamiesh and Balaklaya were crowded with
vessels recently arrived for the secret expedi-
ton.
r The French Government has chartered
:, ninety seven small steamers for river naviga-
tion, each to convey 800 men. The boats
> belonging to companies on the Rhone and Sa-
9 one.
By telegraph from London to Liverpool un.
IS der date Of Aug-4th. advices are received
!. saying: awe learn that the siege of Sevasto-
pol is about to be raised. Also that commu'
:, nication has Just been received from Germany
U by the Western Powers which may lead to
! startling results"
. The Queen of Great Britain in view Of the
continuance of the war and additional ex-
pences incurred thereby sent the following
message to the House of Commons.
: "Her Majesty deeming il expedient to provide
! for any additional expense that may arise in
consequence Of the war in which her Majesty
is now engaged with the Emperor of Russia,
relying on her experience of the zeal of her
i faithful Commons, trusts they will make pro-
Q visions accordingly"
!: The result of this appeal is proposal from
9 the Chancel or OF the Exchequer toIssue IL ,OOC
:, 900 sterling additional Exchequer bills,
The Limited Liabilities bill had been read
Q third time and passed. Numerous estimates
g had been voted
d Major Reeds motion that no peace treaty
\ should be concluded within the approval o.
: Parliament was ridiculed and thrown out.
The Turkish Loan bill had been read the
L first time.
It A discussion without result had occurred
q respecting the recent gift Of good-service pen
siorfto Lord Paget over older officers.
= The London Times had an editorial on Con
q sui Rowcroit's arrest, and breaches IN favor o
d preserving friendly relations with Amer
id ca.
At Miner Gibson, in Parliament, referred Z
this editorial and asked the Government
furnish information on the very important sui
IL ect of The neutrality Of the United States
of Lord Palmerston replied that an arrang'
W. ment had existed at Halifax by which person
going there from any quarter whatever mIgl
= be enrolled, bat it appearing that it led 10 que
NJ tons whether or not the laws of the Unite
I'D States had been violated, the British Cover
n. ment being dssirous that no such question
should by possibility arise has rut an end
the enlistment of forces at Halifax
!" The inquiry into the recent Hyde Park rio
he is terminated. and the commissioners have r
IN quired time TO consider their report.
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.. DEATH OF 7. G. BooTH.-T. G. Booth. Il