The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-13
ADDITIONAL. BY THE EUROPA.

Fno0RKsa OF THE Wan
An Official bulletin communicated 10 the Ena1,sb
srnbasssdor At ConRauiinople, dated from Civonar.
Old Fort, 16.h ult, announces that the allies hsd
Intended the next day 10 attack an infrencbed csmp
of 10000 Russians, posted In the direction of Sc
bassopol but the camp was raised Ia the nishf and
the Russians fell back upon the town.
Twelve Thousand Tartars in the Crimea have
offered themselves ~ volunteers to the alliee and
been accepted
1t was confidently stated on the Paris Bour,e that
the 10Th the allies and Russians met and batte
snsued; that the French came first into action,
retired, with heavy loss. II true, there could only
have been skirmishing, and not q battle between
the main armies.
The Russian embassy at Vienna received dis.
patch dated on the 22j, from Crimea, which stated
that all that had ranspired was not unfavorable to
the Russians
fhe latest date from Crimes Il to the 10Th, when
the allies held the road from Cape Ealor to Simero-
pol. 1t was Intended to cross the Alma the 10Th,
but St Arnaud telegraphed to Paris IN unavoida-
BILE delay OF ten days, the cause of which was not
stated, which prevents their marching until the
2lst.
A Russian courier, captured by the allies, stated
that the whole Russian force was only IS 600 men
Accountsto the 10Th state the Russians had forti-
fed their position az Eupatoria The main body
OF the allies were on a small river north of par
allel with Alma. Thirty thousand Russians were
posed at the latter point, but with insufficient
tillery.
Admiral Lyon, squadron. with 100 Transports had
left Crimea to fetch the reserve.
Lord Raglan has called for the division In Bessara-
ba. consequently the forks were advancing to Pruth
The advance gus de- set out from Bucharest On the
9th. and Omer Pesha would follow the 2sth.-
Ibrail and Galstz will be the base of operations
Atele gre pho message from Vepna confirms the
accounts Of the favorable disposition to the allies by
the Crimea, and announces that the health of the
allies WA excellent
The Turks are making preparations to besisse Is.
mail from the Baltic.
Tbe bomhardmen MT of evel In ssid ~ ,t.,rIo IN hsr.
been ordered although the French set had returned
home.
In the White Sea the British had burned the thri.
wing town of Kola.
Four allied steamers had been sent to the Sea of
Azof to interrupt the Russian transports
The result OF the Crmea expedition was snxously
awaited.
An attack was expected about the 9th or cd The
allies were confident of success, and in high spirits.
Good heal prevailed amongst the troops.
All the ammunition and artillery had been ga fely
landed at Sebastopol
The Tartar population favored the expedition.
SPAIN.
Spain wa, quiet but feserish soule was in Paris,
on his way to Baden.
negro belong iug to MIR. Soule has siveu iu,por.
part that Mr. Soule took in the affair of the 18th
August and the revolutionary movement.
FRANCE.
There had been intense excitement on Paris
Bourse, in consequence of the discovery of large
number OF forged securities
Austria and Prussia still remain in the same att.
tude towards the allies and Russia.
No further progress has been made towards peace.
LIVERPOOL. Sept -Cotson-Denistown reports
cotton unchanged, with steadier tone ard better
Breadstufs-All the circulars agree that Wheat
hiss advanced Sd Flour Is OILS. 3d.. and Corn Sd;
the arrivals small and the market firm
American Stocke.-Rell reports a fair busiues % In
American stocks u s. bonds of 1867, and of 1858.
at 1G7 al09.
The yellow fever Is rapidly abating at New Or