EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST FI£«M THE CHISIKA. /P -T th*&:'" which arrived last night, we (Sydney Herald) are favoured with a copy of Ihe Straits' Times Extra, Sept. 16. Suez, 22nd August, 1855. General Cnnmbert left the camp on the 4th August, having, j t j 8 reported, been recalled by the Emperor of the French ; this event has caused many surmises, hut it is generally believed that the French .General will return to the Crimea. The impression that the army will a<rain winter in the Crimea is gaining ground on all sides A general impression seems to exist in the camp that another .attack on a grand scale is annul to be attempted, the object of which however, is not known. A rumor is g.uning ground on the Continent that the ml-c ofSebastop.il will in all probability be ,a,.,ed, b,.i that the allies will strengthen and keep possession of the four important points they now hold ; namely, Balaklava, Kanriesch Eupulona, and Yenikale; thai an army of
150,000 is lo be concentrated at Vaiim, to which point all disposable troops will he seni, including the cavalry regiments, which are not io winter in the Crimea. There were ut latest dates still a few caVes of cholera in the camp. A report has been spread in Egypt thai Omar Pasha had resigned and relumed i 0 Constantinople iv consequence of some misunderstanding between him'and General Pelissier of this I see nothing in the Consimiiinople papers, although tho arrival in that capital of Omar Pasha is reported.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 323, 5 December 1855, Page 8
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