Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-30

tnaL the Briusn ana french iofces VIII DO az ND
erty 10 proceed to the attack OF Anapa and Soud-
iak Kaleh in order 10 drive the enemy out of
his last holds on the coast of Crcassia.
i ENGLAND.
/ Ex-PREsIDENT FILLMORE PRESENTED TO THE
QUEEN.
MIR. Fillmore was presented TO Queen Victoria
| by the Earl of Clarendon, al an audience, !"
and subsequently presented at . drawing
ROOM" Mr. Buchanan accompanied him. Mr..
Fillmore afterwards dined with the Queen. He
/ (Mr. + } is staying at Fenton's Hotel, ST. James
street, and Mr.. Van Buren, at Longs Hotel,
New Bond street, London.
Arthur Cunningham, supercargo OF the Anne
rican ship Samuel Appleton, denies in a card to
the papers, that the snip carried arms to Russia.
| The ship Thornton at Liverpool, from New
| York, reports having passed on the 7th instant,
off Cape Clear, about 40 bales of cotton, one
marked r. X.
! On Monday, Captain Seobell will move his
passenger act amendment bill, providing that
passenger ships carrying so passengers shall be
| provided with one or more life RATS.
The British ship Shamrock foundered at sea,
with valuable cargo ofcopper. The crew escaped
| in boats
| The Notifications at Milford Haven and else
/ where along the coast being armed with 6S
/ FOUNDERS.
Parliament has adopted the proposition for
| decimal coinage
being built of 100 guns and another is to be laid
down of $50.
| Miss Nightingale is on her way to England on
| board the Cunard steamer Jura. She is GONZALES
cent from her attack of fever, but is recommended
to recruit her strength at home for season.
| Admiral Boxer is dead. He is succeeded by
! Admiral Fremantle.
An extensive boat expedition is being fitted out
at Portsmouth for service in the shallow waters Of
the Sea Of Azoif.
! Sir Thomas Trowbridge, who lost both limbs
at Inkermann, has received the appointment of
Director General of army clothing.
FRANCE.
HOPES OF AN HEIR TO THE THRoNE--BANQuET--
/ WAR.
the 1lth in the Hotel de Vile, by the Perfect of
the Seine to the King of Portugal Queen Chris
| tiana, the Princess Mathilde, the Lord Mayor of
London, and 6,009 other persons were present
The most interesting intelligence refers to Her
Majesty the Empress. Dr. Locock, the celebrated
accoucher, (who has had considerable experience
| in Queen Victoria's nursery,) was summoned by
telegraph to Paris, where, after consultation with
Drs Dubois and Canneau, it was formally an
nounced that the Empress is enciente.
The park Of siege artillery is at length shipped
in the American clippers Great Republic, Queen
of Clippers, Gauntlet and Alleghanian. The
Great Republic is shipping 400 cavalry horses.
Captain d'Andigne, of the French staff, acridcn-
tally fell into the hold and fractured limb. Two
hundred dock laborers have been shipped from
Marseilles to the Crimea. Not fewer than 30, 900
horses have left France since the war began
/ RUSSIA.
An Imperial manifesto, dated at ST. Petersburg
| the I'd of June, ordains that, in case of the de-
cease of the present Emperor, the Grand Duke
Constantine shall be Regent during the minority
of the Crown Prince. The Regency is to continue
during the minority of the second son, should the
eldest die. The Empress is to be guardian.
BERLIN, Friday, June l5.--An ukase of the
have been made in the recruiting in towns and
villages. Persons up to the age of 81 are liable
to serve, and even the only son of a family.
ITALY.
| The King of Sardinia is about to proceed to
London TO negotiate for the hand of the English
princess royal.
On the evening of the 10Th an attempt was
made to assassinate Cardinal Antonclli. The at
tempt failed and the assassin was arrested.
AUSTRIA.
1 There is talk that the Austrian army will be
speedily reduced to 100000. The Emperor was
at last accounts at Cracow.
ASIA.
Letters from Trebizonde of May 23d, mention
that the Russian General Bassilieff with nu-
merous suite, had arrived at Trabriz to notify to
the Shah of Persia tho accession of Alexander IT.
and to persuade the Shah to keep steady to his
neutral policy.
| SPAIN.
| THE NsURREcTIoN NOT SUPPRESSED.
Notwithstanding the government assertions
that the Carlist instruction is put down there
are indications TO the contrary.
A despatch sent to Paris, June 18th, gave notice
that band of70 men left Pampeluna, on the llth,
and took the direction of the French frontier to
procure arms. A movement in Catalonia was
feared. The French mail which left Paris on the
9th and the mails which left Madrid on the 10th,
were burned by the insurgents in Castillo.
The Cortez have rejected proposition tending
to censure the ministry.
Expectations prevail in the public mind that
General Espartero will resign his post in the
ministry.
A Geographic dispatch from Saragossa, of the
9Th inst, announces that the rest of the nsurgent
cavalry of that city had been routed and that
the chief and nine Of the band had been arrested.
Ten officers of the band of Garcia, in Arragon,
had made their submission, and almost all the
armed peasants who had joined him had returned