Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-09

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The bombardment of SeYastopol be-
gan on the 18th from two pieces of
heavy artillery. Omer Pasha has gone
to the Crimea. A council of war has
been held, and it is believed that his
forces will go there. Menschikoff has
been partly reinforced.
Reports are again in circulation SIM
ultanously in Vienna, Paris and London
of the fall of Seyastopol. Large stock
operstions are made on the faith of the
statement, but the people are slow to
believe. The Government employees
say serious intelligence is not looked
for before the beginning of November
In the absence of active operations, the
papers are mainly filed with accounts
of the position and projected operations
of the various forces.
Odessa accounts to the 9th say Gorts-
chakof was at that place, and Mems
.chikef, who could not maintain his posi-
tion at Bakshizeria, had sent his army
to Sevastopol. A Russian corps O
$1,000 is posted near Sevastopol. Grea
operations are daily expected.
San Robert notified the French Gov
ernor that the allies position is impreg
aable, being defended by 10000 mel
and goo guns. 1t could be held agains
200, COO Russians.
Constantinople letters of the l2tf
say, 5000 of the foreign legion and A.
600 Turks had just left for the Crimea
In consequence of the correspondence
found in Menschikoff's effects captured
at Alma, several important arrests had
been made at Varna.
Two British steamers have been or.
dered to the sea of Azof to lombard
the town of Keitch. Lord Radcliffe
succeeded in procuring a frman to sup
press the trade in Circassian and Geor.
gian slaves. A large portion of the
French feet returned to Cheerburg. A
rumor is current that the Danish gov
ernment will probably permit the Brit
ish feet to winter at Kied.
The ST. Petersburg Journal of the
l4th contains telegraph dispatch from
Vienna, stating that the Commissioners
Of the Western Powers, and Austria,
and Turkey, met at Constantinople to
arrange the question of the protectorate
on the basis of the proposals made by
the Austrian Cabinet The British
Parliament prorogued on the 10th No
vember.
The English papers publish list OF
private soldiers killed and wounded
at Alma. 4 national subscription for
the sick and wounded reached 5000
pounds and a regiment of woman had
been organized as nurses to be imme
diately sent to Scutari.
The British steamers Ganges and
Persian with troops on board came in
violent collision in the sea of Marmora,
and were badly damaged; one officer
was crushed to death in his, berth. The
affairs of Edward Oliver are nearly ar
ranged. The Spanish ministry has
abandoned the project of drawing up a
constitution to be submitted to Cortez.
A Royal decree orders the payment of
the November dividends.
A telegraphic dispatch to Liverpool
from Vienna, on Friday, says private
dispatch from Bucharest, of the 10th,
announces that the bombardment of
Sevastopol commenced on the 18th with
200 pieces of heavy artillery. Seyasto-
pol is not expected to hold out more
than three or four days. 5000 Russians
crossed the Danube into Dobrudscha.
The vanguard is at Bubadach. 1900
Russians under Uschakof occupied the
Danube ferries near Youltsch.
VIENNA, Nov. 18th
German presses every where gives
indications of the approaching rupture
between Austria and Prussia. Great
anxiety exists at Berlin.
The Arabia arrived at Sandy Hook
at 8 O'Clock this morning with 153 pas
sengers, among them, Capt. Gibson
On the 29d, morning saw the America
bound to Liverpool.