Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-10
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
Rec DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BOa,b"rdme"t of seva<.opol Commenced G e"t
News eetcd--Impf eGnable Position of the Al |
nes-Csreat Advance In Breadstufs, sc.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-The steamer Arabia arrived |
al her wharf AT s o'clock this morning bringing |
dates from Liverpool to the 2lst ult.
The steamer City of Manchester sailed from Liver
pool for philadelphia the 18th ult
There is news OF decisive character from the
seat of wal that can be relied upon. though runors
of The fall OF Sevastopol were again abundant
The advance in breadstufs will generally astonish
operators in this country who have been confidently
antcipa Eating decline
The greatest anxiety prevails throughout England
and France especially with regard TO the progress
of operations at SevastOpOl.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.-The bombardment of
Sevastopol commenced the 18th ut, from
two hundred pieces of heavy artillery alta long range
Omar Pacha had gone to the Crimea 10 attend
Council of War and it was believed that his forces
would go there also.
Menschkoff had been partially reinforced and still
maintained his position TO the north OF the city
Reports were again circulated simultaneously at
Vienna. Paris and London, of the fall of Sevastopol,
and large stock operations were made on the taith OF
the statement, but the public is slow to believe the
rumor The Government employees say that serI'
Gus intelligence was looked for before the beginning
Of November
In the absence of news Of active operations the pa
pers are mainly filed with accounts of the positions
and projected operations of The various forces.
was at that place, and Menschlkof, who admitted
that he could not maintain his positions.
Bakshigrai had sent his army TO Sevastopol.
The Russian Corps of 5000 posted near Sevasto
pol had opened fire the besiegers and great opera
lions were daily expected
! General Canrobert had notified the French Govern
ment that the allies, positions were mpregnable, be-
ing defended by eighty thousand men and 200 guns
and could be heIt against 100000 Russians
Constantinope letters to the 18th uIt. say that
3 OOo of the foreign legion and 4OOO Turks had just
! left for the Crimea.
In consequence of the correspondence found IN
Menschik,ff's effects captured at Alma several I'M,
portant arrests have been made at Varna.
Two British steamers have been ordered to the sea
of Asof to lombard the town OF kurch.
| Lord Redo fife had succeeded in procuring hrnan
TO suppress the trade in Clrcasslan and Georgian
slaves.
large portion of the French Baltic fleet had re-
turned to Cherbourg.
| rumor was current that the DANISH Government
would probably permit the British heet to winter at
Kie
The Journal of ST. Petersburg of the 18th contains
telegraph dispatch from Vienna stating that The
commissioners of the Western Powers and of Aus
tria and Turkey had met at Consantinople to ar
range the question of tie protectorate on the basis
of The proposal made by the Austrian Garnet
ENGLAND.-The British arament will be proFo
gued on the 10Th of November.
The English papers publish list OF private sol
| national subscription for the sick and WOUNDED
had reached $4,000, and regiment OF women nae
been organized nurses TO be Immediately sent Il
ScUtari
The British steamers Ganges md Persia, witt
troops on board came in violent collision in the Sef
of Marmora and were badly damaged An once
was crushed to death in his berth.
Tie affairs of Edward Oliver had been nearly ar
: ranged by his creditors.
| FRANcE.-There is nothing new OF interest from
, France The accounts of the battle OF the Alm
have aroused the old war spirit and further tding
from Sevastopol are watched for with anxiety un
precedented.
SpA1N-The Spanish Ministry had abandoned tn
project of drawing up constitution 10 be submltte
to the Corez.
LATEST By TELEGRAPH TO LIVERPOOL.
Bombn rtiment of SavastopOl.
VIENNA, Fridap.-Private despatchs from Bucha
. rest, dated the 10th. announce that the lombard
8 ment of Seyastopol commenced on the 18th, wit
- two hundred pieces of heavy artillery.
i The city not expected to be able TO hold OF
= more than three four days.
e Three thousand Russians had crossed the Danuh
4 into DrobrudsCha.
- VIENNA, Oct 80 The German press everywher
u gives indications of an approaching rupture betwee
l. Austria and Prussia. Great anxiety exists at Berlin
The Arabia arrived at Sandy Hook at O'Clock th
morning, bringing l53 passengers, and amongst the
} the famous Captain Gibson.
On the 22d, in the morning, the Arabia saw tt
is America bound in to Liverpool. On the day,
a II o'clock in The forenoon the ship Lightning c
- Minnie head: 50 days from Melbourne from Llverpo
Havana
New YORK, Nov The steamer Black Warr'
T. arrived to- ay from Havana with dates TO the 81
b. October Ii was rumored that the Spanish feet int
ded shortly to sail from Havana on a cruise to Ne
York and other American ports.
Important from Cllino.
- New IoRK, Nov. 2.--Letters have been receive
in this city from Canton which state that the rebe
10 were rapidly approaching that city. They had be.
victorious in all their encounters with the imperi
troops. 1t is also stated thai the United States co
e sui had been fired at and wounded
!e ARREST OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN IN GENOA I'll
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