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ed; yet, we 10 not hear with what success.
General Markham is spoken of in Ger.
tain circles as likely to succeed to the COM
mand; but the statement is doubtful. Si
Colin Campbelrs appointment will he
more popular. The Queen is desirous to
nominate tho Duke OF Cambridge, hut he
prudeutiy decline. the honor, Offering.
however, to go out as second in command
Meanwhile, Gen. Simpson continues with
the army.
Omar Pacha is appointed Commander
in-Chiet of the Turks in Asia. Some
operations of no great moment have been
executed by the Allies in the Sea OF Azoi.
III 9 Black Sea fleet is still concentrated for
soms great movement, and coup de main
is confidently expected. Ninety ships are
assembled at Wargsn, and opinions on
board are divided as to whether their des
tinatian is Revel or Sweborg-most pro.
batly the latter.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times states that Austria has just made
spontaneous advances of friendly relation.
towards the Western powers. Lord Pal
merston, in Parliament, had made state.
ments conveying similar meaning.
The Paris correspondence is full of allus,
ions to what is termed legitimist con-
spiracy the sum anu substance OF which
seems, that two Frcnchmen, NM. De Seas
and Chapot, had been in communication
with the Count Of Monte Molono, with the
immediate view of encouraging the Callist
insurrection in Spain, and the ulterior hope
Of brir ging favorable chance for Henry
With. SO called Russian completely is
proved in the matter. The French Govern
ment has seized the opportunity of making
political capital, both at home and il
Spain. 1t is announce in Spain that Spain
will definitely contribute $4,000 men to
the Allies, to be paid by France and Eng.
land, and that France agrees to uphold the
throne of Isabella against all danger, from
whatever source. This intelligence is pos.
itively stated, but requires further conir.
nation.
1t is once more stated that the Empress
of France is encicnte.
Shocks of an earthquake were felt al
Brossa. Abdel kadcr is lex. The Lon
don Times has an editorial. saying tina
the Allied Army should be placed unde
one command.
Siege of Sebastopol. Latest dispatch
es, July 2Sth. Gen. Simpson telegraph
thus: "Since my dispatch Of the 9th
have nothing Of importance to relate. w
still continue to strengthen and improv
our advanced works, which are now 81
close to the enemy's that, | regret to say
our casualties are necessarily considera
bic. The enemy exhibit great activity il
improving their delences, and the convey
ance of military stores from the north t.
tho south side is increasing. Cholera ha'
nearly ceased in the army
AUG. 2d--in the eveving-Gortchako ol
writes nothing Of importance going on
The riyor of the Russian fire prevents tn
besisgers from advancing, and their fire
weaker.
Aug. 4th.--Gen. simpson telcgraphs
made night sortie on the NVoronzoll an
Redan, as far as the Chevaux de prize
but were repulsed without trouble.
Aug. 7th-ll p. M.-peIliSsiar tele
graphs: nothing of interest. The enem
has attempted nothing against our trench
es. Some cases of cholera have re-appeal
cd.
The BALTIC --Letters mention gene
raj anticipation that Sweborg and He!sing
fors will be Immediately y attacked. Cap
lelverton, July, 2Sth took possession {
the island Of kolka, ,anl destroyed til
fortifcations.
THE WHITE SEA--An English steam
or, according to Russian accounts, bon
barded the village Of L!cimitza in Il
Riga district, for three hours, but did n
damage. There are several accounts {
petty depredstions in the Sea Of Azoh:-
Taganrog, by date OF July 25th, had bee
bombarded some days.
An English steamship had gone ashor
and was burned by the Russians. I'll
crew escaped to Asia. There was II
truth in the report of the expedition
Schamyl against Tifis. The Russian
made an unsuccessful attempt on karal;
GA kllS lClu. ilS kAlllCS WHY
ing the Notifications of Abaka,
LIVERPOOL, AUG. lO.-Richardsor
Spence d Go. S circular says: Very heav
rains have fallen since ovr last. and croI
are reported much laid throughout Il
country. Yesterday and to day wor
however, fine, with warm sunshine. III
continued bad weather has had no effect 0
the market for Wheat and Flour O
Tuesday holders Of wheat submitted to
deduction of ID pei bus. Corn was in fa
request at 3Ss@39s Cd. TO days mark'
was very dull and only moderately attenc
cd. Wheat was a9ain tn % lower, mak
lug decline of 4d in the week.
LATER-The following despach wa
received from London just as the steame
left:
LONDON, Saturday, A. NJ, 11th.-TH
WAR.-The Invalid de Russo, of Angus
I'd publishes the Russian Generals repo1
of the events before Kars on the 11th u
timo-not so late by three days as the le
ter by the Presse, and two days later tina
the attempted attack on the town. Gel
Woronzoff pretends to be besieging ii
town, but he appears to be locking sbol
the city, picking up oxen and horse
while waiting to learr something Of advar
tage. Kars is not invest =.
The Journal of St. p .tersburgh say
that on July 18th gun boat, carrying tt
british flag, appeared before Otehahotf an
threw number of shells into the Russia
no+tor;o. Otobo off commands tOpetl