Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-26
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

ca arrived off Sandy Hook, a, l O'clock
She. brings dates from Liverpool to the 9Th
instant.
The news by The Africa has caused the
greatest CONSERVATION throughout Eng land
and France. The reported capture Of Sc
vas'op"l proves to be incorrec,-'he sink
ing of the Ressian ships is fslse-,he blow
ing up Of Fort Constantine is fslse-the
surrender Of Menschik o If is false-snd the
rumored despatch from Omer Pasha is an
.unmi,iga.ed hoax.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR-The reported
fall Of Sevastopol proves 10 have been utter
iy false, though the allies are now invest
ing i. by sea and BY land.
The official Gazette extra, published the
following from Lord Stafford de Radcliffe
to Lord Clarendon.
Constan'inople, Sept. 30h, 9, evening"
The allied armies have established basis
Of operations q, BuIaklava. On the morn
ing of The 2S.h they were preparing to
march without delay upon Sevastopol.-
The Agsmemnon and other vessels Of war
were al BuIsklavs, where they were disem-
PARKING the bsllering trains.
Il is stated that Menschik is in the field
with 10000 men, daily expecting reinforce
ments.
The Notifications Of Anapa were burnt by
the Russian garrison, who were marching
to the scene of action.
The French Ambassador at Vienna had
telegrsphed the Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
under date Of the 4lh instant. Intelligence
was said to have been brough. tina, Omer
Pasho had con.radicteh the ex.ggera,ions
relative TO the battle of Alma.
The Austrian Consul al Odessa teIc-
graphs tina. the Struggle recommended on
the 25,h, and continued. When the couri-
er lei, on The 9Th, the slles were on The
road TO Baslbreck, ten miles from Sevas.o-
pol Omer Pasha b. i orders TO Join The ar.
my Of the Crimea.
Austria in,ilpales tina, she will consider
the Cars prolonged refusal oil the four con-
ditions as casus 6eN.
LATEST DISPATCHES.
The allies occupy Bulsklava, and are in
communication with the fleet, and command
the approaches to Seva topol, which is con-
sidered invested.
Il is doub.fully rumored that tho second
line Of defence has been carried.
Generals Os,en, Sacken and Luders have
entered the Crimea with forty bsl,alIions.
A, the battle Of Alma, three thousand
Russian prisoners were taken.
The Russians were shut up in Sevastopol,
and would be attacked by sea and land. Ac-
counts say tha, there were from four TO eight
Russian ships 10 the harbor.
.Marseilles, Friday Fury has arriv-
ed from Constan.inople with Lord Burgher
as bearer of dispatches TO the English gov
eminent, which are 10 the following ef-
Sevas,opol was invested on The 29lh, and
the second line Of defence had been gallant
~ carried and entirely surrendered.
Conslan'inople was brilliantly ilumina-
ted in honor of the balile Of Alma.
The Mon.eur announces ,ha. The sIlies
have made Of Bulaklava considerable place.
The armies communicate with the fleet, and
safe road leads to Sevas.opol.
Menschikof had been driven 10 distance
with the wreck of his army, and was ex-
pec.ing reinforcemenls.
STILL LATER.
The steamer Washington with Liverpool
and London dates to the l lth inst, has or.
rived.
No official dispatches have been publish
ed relative TO- the battle OF Alma. The Eng.
Iish los. 1000 men in the engagement. in
killed and wounded, and the French 400
The allies had changed their plan of ope-
rs,ions aud were to attack Sevastopol from
south, where it was found TO be weaker.-l
The base of the operations is Bslaklavs,
where the cavalry and the seige artillery
have landed.
After The battle Of Alma The Russians
burn. ell the villages which they passed
through in their retreat. 10 their fligh.
they left 5000 wounded behind them.
One thousand Russians, who were escort
ing convey Of munitions of war, had bean
made prisoners, and Prince Menschkoff
himself narrowly escaped capture.
The Russians have sunk seven ships of
the line a, the mouth Of The hsrbor.
The bom5srdment Of Sevas,o began
on the 5,h.
Marshal ST. Arnsud is dead and Gen.
Caurobert is in command of the French ar
nv.
The news of The death of St. Arnaud
reached Paris and London on Sunday.
Vienna, Tuesday Euening.-On the 29.h
September 100 heavy guns, were disembark-
ed al Bulaklava.
Bucharest Oct. 5h.-Prince Gor,scha-
koff is il. There is q grea. concentration
Of Turkish troops at Ma.chin, and Omer
Pasha will begin operations sgans. the Rus
sians In Ressarahia immedialelY