The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-19
From tho Fennsyl uanians !,
FORRIGN NEWS.

- y .esiisdf VI tne steamship Afag0t al
New York, from Southampton, we have
four days later Intelligence from tic seat Of
war. She brings news of tho death OF Lord
Raglan, Commander in. Chief Of tho British
forces in the Crimea. Already lave tho Al
lies lost by death The Generalissimos Of their
respective armies, Blu, a heoatomb of The
rank and file was first offered up as a.pro-
piliation for Their mistakes, and to illustrate
the folly OF tho two maratime Nations. The
English irigate Amphion, while r~econnoiter.
ing the Notifications of Sweaborg, mistook
the channel and grounded. She was fred
|uron BY the nearest fort, aud had several
men killed. She returned the fire and blew
up a Russian magazine-so says the English
report, which Of course is doubtful. The
news does not say whether she became a
prize 10 The Russians or not.
The town of Kertsch no longer exists, the
balances left standing by the barbarous Allies,
when they sacked the town, having been
destroyed by fire on the 18th OF June
Odessa and 81. Petersburg are now in con-.
municaiion by telegraph, and the line 10 10
be speedily extended 10 Sebaslopol. The
King of the BeIgians is on a visit 10 Queen
Victoria. The Internal machine which burst
on board Admiral Seymour's vessel and
wounded him, is likely TO cause The loss of
his right eye. He should moi have been
peeping into lis mysteries.
Tho Enoiieb fsoprpals n,hI:.L .Iu.l
account of the failure and slaughter in The at.
tack Of the Allies upon the MalakofT & Red.
an land attribute its want Of success TO the
total absence of military knowledge and
Judgment in attempting a work of so difficult
a nature. Tho Russians explain the firing
upon the flag of truce at Hango, and say that
it was not up al the time. They also accuse
tie English Of making improper use of these
flags.
A meeting Of loo, 900 men, women and
children assembled in Hyde Park o. Sunday,
as c demonstration against The Sunday ira
ding bill, and a riot was the consequence
when the Police interfered. This is the NUT.
terines Of the thunder before Tho storm shall
break over tho British nation.
France is in the market for another loan of
seven hundred and fifty million frances, and
among the peasantfy for 10000 moro men,
as food for powder and disease in the Crimea.
When will The nations leach dospots that they
were not created to glorfy their ambition or
fevenge2 A pension of Ei000 has been al
lowed to the widow OF Lord RAGLAN, and
$4,000 TO the preseh. possessor OF the title.
The Sessions of the French legislative AS
scmbly was opened by Napoleon in person,
who said, that the Conference Of Vienna hav-
ing failed 10 secure peace, he came before
them TO mako a new appeal 10 their patriot
Ism. That means blood and money. He
declines going 10 the Crimea 10 persoE--and
has no idea that his body shall "re-mauure
the unculliyated ground"
Spain is in a distracted slate, and tho Eng.
fish envoy, Lord Howden, had been six hours
in the hands Of the Carlists, and was then
permitted 10 depart.
Nothing new in the Sea OF Azof since the
%plundering expedition of the English fleet,
and their disgracefil vandalism a, the Muse
um and private estates of noncombatanls.-
Considerable aulering in the funde-,he
weak spot of both Johnny Bull and Johnny
CIapeau.
NAPOLEON declines trusting his body near
the Tomb of MIrHRIpArEs, Tho butcher Of
Pon,us and the butcher Of Paris, could very
appropriately sleep their last sleep together
they were so much alike in their treachery.
Sebastobol is still held by tho Russians, and
the Allies are poisoning the air with their
bodies.