Washington telegraph., 1854-11-01
7degraphed 70 NE Memphis Eagle s Eagnirer. |
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OK TIE BALTIC.

YORK, Oct l6.
The Baltic arrived last evening with Liv-
erpool dates to the fourth
Sales Of cotton for days. 5000 bales.
Fair Orleans 6 Id Middling Orleans
l-Sd.; Fair Uplands 3d.; Midding Up
lands q l-Sd. Spectators took 5000 and
exporters 5000. Brown. Shipley u CO.,
report an advance of an eighth pence.
GREAT BATTLE.
the great battle of the Crimea resulted
in the utter annihiation of the Russians
Ten ships Of war were sunk. Fort Con-
stautine was blown up Oh the 26;h. 1t was
Invested by sea and land. and after an Oh
stinate defence, was carried by storm. The
allies then bombarded the city and fleet
Ten Russian ships Of war were burned and
sunk. The remaining forts were carried
one after another, and 800 guns silenced.-
The Russian loss. dead and wounded, is es-
timated at $4,000 in Sebastopol alone
Menschikoff's shattered remains Of his
force retired. The hostile feet in the har-
Dor threatened to blow up the remaining
ships unless tie victors grant honorable
capitulation (). TIE allied Generals de-
manded unconditional surrender in the name
VI humanity, and gave hours to consider
the demand
Later dispatches say that Mensehikoff
surrendered to the French and English, and
their flags are fying over Sebastopol
An entrenched camp Of Russians on the
heights OF Alma, containing 10000 men,
with numerous artillery and cavalry, was car
fied at the point Of the bayonet, after 4 hours
lighting. NJ general officer of the British
wounded. Marshal ST. Arnaud and Lord
Ragland commanded in person.
Tie second enga cement on the Plains of
Ratuntiz lasted several hours aud w1s very
sanguinary II resulted in the total defeat
of the Russians.
The dispatches say that the garrison Of
Sebastopol was offered free Withdrawal
but surrendered prisoners Of war. The dis
patches, however, are very contradictory
one states that MenschikoF telegraphed ID
st. Petersburg on the Doth. that he had
Withdrawn bis troops unmolested from the
British before Sebastopol towards Bachal-
achist, where he viii wait reinforcements
The Russian accounts DO not concede the
feet of the fall Of Sebastopol, and reverses
tie Crimca affair.
A dispatch from Berlin says the return Of
fhe French feet is countermanded
Napier was before Revel on the 26th of
Sept
Ii was asserted NJ Bucharest Oh The 3Oth
that there were $4,000 Russians at Dabus-
cha under Gen. Luiers and reinforcements
were constantly arriving.
Omar Pasha i waiting Arnaud's orders
to attack Bessarabia.
The arrangements Of the Turkish army
indicate q winter campain.
Tie Russians are concentrating il the
neighborho0d Of Dcbous
The Turks are Fastening through Balga-
Tia by forced marches for the sea coast.
The st. Petersburg papers publish an
imperial decree, prohibiting the export of
corn.
An Austrian correspondent says that
joint note had been sent by France and Edg-
land 10 the United States, requiring nm ox-
PLANTATION Of the agreement entered into be-
tween the Y. States and Russia with respect
to the conditional acceptance said % have
been made by The former u The latter's pos
sessions in North America
Eight hours after the Europa sailed,
news of the great battle WAS received. The
allies stormed the Russian entIenchments
after 1 hours fighting. The English and
French lost $500 killed and wounded and
the Russians 5000
A trifing difficulty lad occurred between
the Turks and Montenegrins.
Prince Napoleon had 3 horses shot from
under Kim.
Dispatches from Vienna say that Mems
chikof surrendered tie balance of the
feet
The latest "wednesday Liverpool papers
say nothing further Of the capture of Sebas-
topol.
One French and three Russian generals,
who were wounded II the battle, had arriv-
cd in Constantinople
Disturbances had occurred in Bungos,
Spain.
The PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN.-The
news travels by tile "slow coach to the
Democratic editors. Very few Of them
have relish for the details, and much less
for the results. The Harrisburg keystone
gives the following laconic notice two days
after the election:
The late election presents extraordinary
results On the State ticket. james Pol
lock, Wing. ]. s. Blacl, and ILL., s. Mott,
Democrats, have been elected. The politi-
cal complexion Of the Legislature il il i'm
IL fO srTy tr...
Democrats have been elected il some Of the
strongest Wing counties. and Wings from
Democratic counties. The same may be
said of the Congressional districts Party
nominations have been but little respected
BY TIE voters.
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