, 1855-10-05
Foreign.

II
We'now touch the place. Eeverylhing 4
prepared for general action in about Is
days"
JuLY 2l.--Gen Simpson telegrapbs.
Cholera has nearly disappeared. The
Russians continue TO hold their strong no
siton on the Mackenzie, and the Strong
range Of nights overhanging Urkusta ana
the Valley Baidar. It is reported they
leave also force of artillery hhdq Infantry
at Aluska. The French have pushed for
ward the whole of their cavalry into the
Valley of BoidNr, resting the Sqdinians
npon the left bank of-the Souhai River,
and communicating with the French upon
the Chernaya, while the high ridge prO.
tecting Balaklava is guarded by the Turks
ish army" II, r N 'l ''H 1,qig o., .l,, az
The Times correspondent writes -
"Stagnation seems TO reign in fhe camp
and trenches even the heavy firing has,
died away, yet the approaches advance.
and every day sees the Allies nearer the
crest Of the MalAkoff, which twill nUvfcEs
quire all the ienacity Of the Russians TO-
hold A few days since the Russians Sns-
cceded in establishing rife pits in frOntof
the French sap" ~, z bna
Between the 23d and 9th nothing .ol
Importance occurred. 5J-f-r TorrU
July 2S.-Gorchakof telegrdpds -
Yesterday the enemy opened heavy Gre,
which lasted two hours, against the Flag
staff Bastion. We replied with vigOr."
Advices from the Crimea to the 29th
announce continued preparations hforLa
grand expedition. All the lighter vessels
Of the feet were assembled at Kamiesh.
/ 1t was reported in Paris on the Sd inst,
that the French Government had 'oficht
Notification that the ,bombardment Of the
Malakoff and Reday had been resumed
preparatory TO another assault. bilf.1,n
JULY 30.-GorchakOff telegraphs :g-s
There has been partial eaunopade On
both sides, but nothing of Importance
1t was telegraphed from Gopstaniinoplo
on the 26th that the Bashi- Bazouks had
murdered General Beatson, but Lord
Panmure in Pdriiaihdnt positively contra
dicted the report. 2MJs& Sr .dM
Correspondence from the camp says that
Omer Pasha's visit to Constantinople was
not, as asserted, to resign, but TO consult
with reference 70 accepting the command
Of the army in Asia. - -
The French Government has chartered
ninety-seVen small steamers,ior river naVi-
cation, each to convey 500 men. .liThg
boats belong to companies on The RhSBA
and Saone. .- .agug
'n'so' .a- q .. LosDoS, Aug. 4th.hi
The Weekly NenspaPeyi y says tssHe
learn that the siege Of Sebastopol is about
to be raised. Also THAT a communication
has just been received iiroma Ger3nAnflby
the Western powers whlchlmay lead %
startling results. ~ GM'aXicqhiepns.
Japan. l--ss
From the San Francisco EteIald, wu
obtain the following .H ,ssiyQr' n HaaiA2d
By the arrival of tbe schooner 6. E.
FoOte, from Hakodadi, we are iRsTeceiptof
the following interesting intelligence
The French steam frigGte Colbert was
lost. on the lst Of June, IN tie 2harhor Of
Nangaski. = ~ Koo)LIi3Ta
The ratification of the English treaty
with Japan, has not yet been exchanged
but it was expected 70 be very shortly. Il
was in the hands Of Admhhl Sit james
Sterling. G.l.u III LCg-g-ECq
Admiral Poutiatine, Minister Plenipo-
tcntiary, on the part dflthe RuSsians has
concluded a. treaty With theiJapaAesc, and
left for St. Petersburg. .slsl fg a,sslr
The French are now negotiatiuga treaty
withstis JapaneSe II E6hlaskf
BY d proclarhat iof of the GoFefhot Of
Simoda, AmefleahB1a aot lAll6Red to
live In Japan, ianIass Shipifrsek ekeh or mliG
tress' None Of e-passengersi ilSois
we're allowed 10 land and live on shore at
Hakodadi. ra1l nss = ~ sslayio
The @. E. FooIe took Captain, DasohkB
officers and l50 men Of the crew Of the
Russian frigate Diana, lost at Simoda,aq
ring an cnrlbquakein in December lpst), and
landed them at Petropauloski1 1but tho
place being abandoned, they took passage
ia fhe American big Va. Dos foEHars
unknown tIIT0.IO IQiW.YQhHH
Petrppauloskl was evacuated lin az
cordance with orders from st Petersbufgh
on the 10th Of April last Aaohanuelwas
sawed through the ice in the, harbor for lhe
egress of the vessels, and the inhablthnis
embarked on the above date on the frigaie
aurora, the armed transport Dla'na, .
brig aud bark. 7ap9Q-
= In May they were discovered ,bE aAl
allied squadron Rt anchor in the Bay Of
Castro. A steamer attached to the East
India squadron ran into the Bay, and
fired gun, her crew giving at the same
time three hearty cheers, which Tete an
swered By the Russians With three pln.s
three, and shell was fred into the5er
from the frigate Aur0ra. The steamer fan
down 10 Hakodadi to ieomhuhloate iniell-
fence to the remainder ofshe fee, ,slsEEing
two frigates 10 bloekade the harbor. 10
short time after the whole feet appeared
of Castro, and SaFanged for action, 70
commence as soon as, the fog cleared on
from the coast and harb6r.H The steamer
Bayacpia was sent in 70 recoinoitte RR
to the astonishme1ts ofaall, i.lheqR Rnssiaus
". a 81. -