The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05

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with their stations, IL as Acknowledgement, in
Orcnbnrg; Orhelain In the Caspian territory; Mou-
ravieff with Betusof, BaklanoF, and kovaevski. In
the TranSC Caucasian district; Serebriakon and Cho-
mut06, ia Fschnermarin, the Don districts and East
Crimea; G0rtschakof IT,, with Osten Slcken, M
chimof, Wrnngcl LabanoR, Wagner, and korff. In
the Crimea; Lut3cn, with UsclnkoK and SchabcLs-
k. in New Rlssdn, Cherson ~ far ss tho Bug, Bes-
sarabia, Tschernigon, and kharkoM From here,
nothwards, Panintine up 70 the confines OF pAskie
witschs command; Ia tho Baltic psovfnces, Sievcrs;
in Esthand. Cssabbe; In 81 Peeesshurg, kudiger; In
Finland Berg; in Archangei, YiooA dmirai Chruscht
scheff.
Tho strength Of the Russian forces In Finland N
as followrs.
-Four Grenadier Regiments OF 1890 each. . Il, 800
Rix (renn,iier Ru 4, al fererye Of 1890 each t5 500
TWENTY-FIVE Battalions of the line 600 each 10 200
Two Battalions OF Sharpshooters 300 each. 1000
Three Marine equpagcs 5000
Ten Field Batteries, 250 each :. 1900
Cossacks 1000
Sappers :. :. i. i. :. $50
-
Total 49,. r. 81 $50
The amount OF cavalry, irrespective OF Cossacks,
Is not mentioned; the figures given are the nominal
strength OF the troops the effective strength wonid
be somewhst sinnier iaken al tpgcther, n,iuding
tne ncwy nsed riniSh Datlahohs .ne ,, mho'e Nus
sun iorce NJ niauo - conPu'cu az ooVVV men,
letter from Hamburg, dated July 10, AayB:--
Within the last few months the vessels arriving from
New York now regularly bring US a new article OF
commerce, which formerly formed rather an i'm.
DOrt0Ut part Of the exports from Hninburg. JhiS
article is the socalled wooden clocks Of the Black
Forest, the manufacture Of which has been trans
| ferred by degrees from the mountains Of Wurtcm.
berg 70 the plains Of America by the numerous emf
| grants annually leaving Germany; and 1t must be
confessed from the specimens have seen, thai they
make tnem now ~ hinefiea1 1prgDap,y iron, me
sea,eI 's'nsn s.o.o .i, 'i.n ~ . W.. - Wy
woou nnu o'nea n'a.,. n"e az, a.
~ nnu ~ ~ as W. .aaa ~ ,n' s 80 ~ =,
.lci c "t.,s ' so! s .:. e -, =, ai. ial' =.
I.ns,Anu. =, ~ slo, l sA,s'a =, - ~. si ~, 49,
.. NV ~" s.s ~. - a., Gia -, =, n',o snceaayy
s,,I,, 9Th the;, oxn a;erman conn,rYmen IN the
~. III! -, =. W. 49, - s,..,r g,,h.,,ana
"o.ns '."', ~".,' .,,.,'.'',' :, - =. ,o,o -,
Inc Cofk ure'ahal EraSihsr says; IN IsoS uic
annoont o' inonss rcn' nyine Wy i,irn e"i,srinls'
ilon % ., .a, ~ ~ s.m au 20 ~. ians n,i,, ". M
a.s :, raa N taa ooo ha, Ia issa ,t. a,oanat
vast and wonderful as IL was was far exceeded il
| having reached 10 II TAO 0t,o or nearly sYn 900
over What II Wa the prcyious YEAR In The history
OF the world there Is nothing like this anaziug prDnf
~ thc strength ,r, infe sty III m. feeling of asicr.
| t,on and family Attachment which has ever distin.
| vuished and adorned the Irish ruce.
| ,I,. \, M, ~, toa
a. s,on IN a,, oa a9 :, or thr ns,ai az ,hs
- ~ .,'9 ssJ 49,. ~. H., ~ = - - ,h ,,o,a Tha,, tx
Ell snrnred n seeing them all aud nauIrcd the rca.
son which they stated as deIicatcy as they could:
| when with a most amiaLle smile he assured them
he, ,..,e mistaken far bc wa. ,nue better and IN
IA
ANXIETY relieved and went for n ride leaving him m
4 pearn He Afterwards raised himself In i-n and
| called twice or thrice "Fnnk Pmnki' (neaniug
/ Lord Burpbyrst) turned round aud 10 liod with a
| mo.i beautiful calm and auiet esurcssIon on his
| face
| Th u.
pi 'ns =, "hnu iepor' ~ .ne DnssD's oi ,yhsIS'
=, - " ~ :. - ~ -. y,ai io' y, Ps"ii.n'u
- nrnons wa. VI t'e ist ~ 1hpnafp 100, tne.e
meie oiov' ale anu 9oo ieh9Ie oohViets IA o.-touy
~ sne eSys..nhens ., ireasnd, , nna ~ MAJ
ana ,, sni In,se MN pnna ,i ~ ~ ~, !" ',e e"ang
ana cry Ja'is ihhkns .o'ai =, .,',S' ~ appears
| that ~ cohsicE "ds N'huh'cu =, ~ yt1irn uaibs
PorIaioh ~ 20 transportation 'or nis, o1V " pehai
scrstldc iW year, ~ ~ ycaf1 - iyr ~ ysas,
ana ior NE loV coh'iot. were reht " be,huda ~
l'Vs; lnv !. ih Donle my D'.n I"pnyeu ~ ~.
/ faumae ~, - ~ fl '''''' - - 'e'''' " =
'hue' :" ~. o'"''
/ on thc lith OF Juy, oohiherabc numDcf o'
| Austrian troops were coming from the Lower
| Danube, among them several regiments returning
| from Tansylyania and The Bnkowina. Important
| movements oi troops were also announced u take
place on the rNer ghelss IN the begniag % august.
| The uirbsndiDg or tbc rsrtiah corps o' the banat
which u In The Principait'es, had Also commenced
Several Austrian steam vessels armed Tor war had
arrived al oalaz irom The Upper Danube 70 embark
| troops
/ The order Of the day issned ny Prince Gor-ckakon
on the isth " June 70 we Ra't'@n W SehAssopo ~
\ Important. ~ announces that tbe rihioffmsnt
sent from Poland wlh 'cry shor'ly make thslr np
| pearsncc In The Crmea. The rcinforoemenis in
p".o.'" .o'',. -'fs' 80 49,, ''s't''
with the guards form the ei'fs Of the Russian army
BESIDES The grenadlers there are az" eight compete
| regiments OF infantry now on thef march from
lo'nu ~ ~. '.a ..,' ' n'a IA ,ea W., ~.
inen. ~. .n ~ " ~ III NJ -, ssns IN ,'k'
meh'-W VIC ~ lnianuy 'o'p. ~" .s.h '. aooia'
pan'en y ,oy ~ 800 ea'as'y, hnn sl.n'ry y. ~
| ProPoIuon, uus '' sn8n"nl - 'usann -. @ ".e ~h.s
reimoroehep. oi pes'n men' .opp r'svps, W
m ,.lnea' nns' ,h.s 80, -, IN .ssaa Nsa
ihat troops as on .nen way ,rofn a.i sue, ns can
mean obiy s"cn ,s' - r NV III 'oas "nes "'
'neI ina.n . ,'on go. s.n.i, e.,r. f,.,,
p,... Nov tha, The 1,h aly-,on of ufantry. uns,.r
| t.encraI UshakoT. have entered via prres1r. the
Russian army ia the Crirnea alone counts 90 rrgi.
| meuts Of infantry and cha.seurs
| ,eeo,dIny d, letter. from Cals,x "a ,he s,h ~
| III. 10000 ly Merar.. CharIes lowe ami "a ~
| -, !, .n,e.,s a., ,s,,ye me,.,,,. ~s,. txin,
,sLen o. organize regular system of ,rsn-, for tl.
4 Hass" ~ '~rS'"' -'. 80 80.