The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-04
Interesting from Russia.

Interesting from Russia.
letter from Warsaw, of the til Of July,
in the Paris Constitutional, says:
The Councillor of State, De Kotzebue, arrived
here Yesterday from SeVastopol, and Immediately
had an audience of Prince Paskiewitsch, to whom
he delivered letters from Gen. Gortschakof. The
picture which NJ. De Kotzebue draws of the state
of the Crimea is far from satisfactory. Gen. Gort-
schakoff 1t is said cCmplaiEs that the reinforce
ments, both Of cavalry and infantry, and supplies
of provisions passing through Perekop, we're ad-
vancing but very slowly but in consequence Of the
want of water in the steppes where the thermom-
eter at times stood at 81 Reaumur, (93 Fahrenheit
IL necessary to have the troops followed by an
immense number of vehicles carrying water These
endorsements were decimated by disease on their
march, aud the remainder, on arriving at Seyasto.
pol, only served to fl the hospitals. Simpheropol
ana Bakshseral are so full of sick, that it has
been found necessary TO establish ambuances under
tents.
The mortality, owing to the extreme heat is
described as frightfuL The town of Sevastopol is
said TO be 10 desperate state-not a house but
has suffered from the shot and shell of the allies
The Russian army at Sevastopol has been weakened
by 10000 men by the affairs of the 9TH and 18th
of June, without reckoning those that have Died
from choleta al d other diseases.
The allies have rendered their position between
Balaklava and Inkermann impregnable, so that in
case OF an assault Gen Gortschakof cannot assist
the garrison by making any diversion on that side
Ii is supposed that the garrison will blow up all
the public buildings and only leave to the assailants
heap Of ruins. All the articles of value belong
ing 20 the Grown have been removed TO Perekop
The account of the death OF Lord Raglan has
been given 20 day in the official journal Another
journal points out the losses OF the Russian army.
Its best Genersls-Kernilef, Gottmer, Timofejef
Soimonof Schilder, 0rbelan, and several Others,
hov haa Eillad. nd WnronzOH MpnechiloH and
Dannenberg have retired More than five hundred
officers of all ranks have been already lost by this
war IL is said that Gen. Gortschakoff is urgent
for officers and that he has written this subject
10 Prince PaskewiCsch.
The object Of the visit of the Grand Duke Nj
chael to this city is the subject Of general CONVEX
sation. BE was, it is said, charged 70 sound the
feelings of Prince Paskiewitseh as TO taking the
command Of the army of the Crimea; but the Prince
Is said 10 have refused, on the plea Of bis health
and the promise made him by the late Emperor.
The cholera is daily carrying off from eighteen to
twenty persons here, and il is extending its ravs-
ges along the Vistuia as far as Craccw. At Cracow
S7l fatal cases occurred in four weeks.
Reports are current here of some disturbances
In the country of the Dneper. Six regiments OF
Cossacks are being formed for the defence of the
empire in the government Of PultaWa and fischer
nigoh
JIMMY LIND 0OLDSCHMlDI.-th Euidoi Va
the Hampshire Gazette has been shown letter
from the renowned vocalist, addressed TO a
gentleman in Northampton, dated, 'Ems, Mas
san, July I'd, 1862 The editor enthusiast
cally remarks:
Private in its character, the seal Of confidence
must not be broken, and the public may not SEE IL
Breathing noble and lofty sentiments, pure as the
soul of their gifted authoress, intoxicating truly
Christian spirit and child Ike and unStudied in
the simplicity OF its utterance that letter Is
one which the recipient may cherish forever. The
ISLANDERS some time since In circulation relative 20
difficulties between herself and husband are most
satisfactorily refuted by the true and wOmanly al.
lection which marks all her illusions 70 him in the
letter. They, or rather Der husband has been car.
ryng out her plans for the establishment Of schools
in Sweden Walter. her first born, claims the low
ing eulogy Of mother, at once touching for It's
beauty Of expression and depth Of sentiment Mr..
and Mrs. Goldschmidt, from residence in this town
OF some months, are both remembered by our ed.
Eens with warm interest They viii spend the win
ter in Rome.