The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-10-05
TELEGRApHIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
New YORK. Sent 90

NEW YORK, Sept 90.
The Crimea expedition is the largest in
the annals of warfare. The feet mus.
ters $4,000 sailors, and 5000 cannon
Among the land force are 90, 600 English,
35 coo Turks, and 10000 Egyptians
! his English squadron left Varna on the
Sd. The French General Arnaud and
the Turks sailed on the 9th. to join the
British near the mouth of the Danube
The debarkation was TO take place at
Point Boba, where there are fifteen faith
oms of water. Once landed, they will
entrench. They will next defeat the Rus
SLAMS in the field. From the sea, Fort
Constantinople, mounting 10 guns, is the
principal object Of attack Prince Men
chikotf conducts the defence of Sebasto.
pol.
There are 10000 men in camp at Odes-
sa, besides full garrison in the city,
Many ships are converted into fire ships.
A new levy of ten men in a thousand is
ordered throughout the western portion
of the empire.
There are rumors that the French Ad.
miral, Hamilton, is opposed to the Sebas
topol expedition, and that Arnaud took
the sole responsibility; also, that sealed
orders were on their way from France to
stop the expedition, These rumors are
not generally credited.
Orders calling home the Baltic fleet to
/
England causes apprehension that the
Russian fleet will escape from the Baltic,
and will commit devastation upon com
merce.
1t is rumored that Napier wished to re-
sign.
The Russians evacuated Brailow and
Galatz, leaving the Danube.
A force of four thousand AuStrians en-
tered Bucharest, on the 9th, and were
formally received by Omar Pasha. ltis
reported that Omar and the Austrian
Commander subsequently disagreed.
There is complete rupture between
Persia and the Porte.
The Independent Beige gives the sub
stance of the Cars reply to the last note
The Gar expresses surprise that Austria
should have transmitted such proposals,
unaccompanicd by any concessions on the
part of the powers, The Gar uncondi-
tionally rejects the proposals He says
Russia made every concession compatible
with honor, and it only remains for the
Car to try evenualites. The Emperor
will avoid increasing the complications of
war, but will repel with energy all attacks
from whatever quarter Prussia informs
the Germanic diet that she never bound
herself by guarantees demanden by the
western powers, and is resolved to remain
strictly neutral
The Indian mail arrived at Trieste,
brings dates from Calcutta to August l2,
Shanghai, July 18th; Canton. July Goth
The India trade is favorable. China is
very dull. Great confusion exists, The
insurgents have taken several places near,
and threaten Canton. Foreigners are
protected by the factories and ships.
The Yacht America was advertised for
sale' Military exercises continue at Bou'
logne. On the 18th sham battle was
enacted. The invading army of 10000
advanced from st, Omcr to attack Bou-
logne. 1t was met by an army of defence
of 10000, After immense fire and smoke,
Boulogne was supposed to be taken The
French Minister is recalled from Berlin
Ferdinand Barret is appointed.
The Cholerain Pais is rapidly abating
The Republican party in Spain is cx-
tremely uneasy. Another outbreak is
considered near. The Republicans are
thoroughly organized throughout Spain.
The programme of the intended move
ment is secretly circulated The Marquis
of Albarda is recognized as the head of
the movement. IIe keeps concealed.--
Public opinion connects MIR. Soule with
the movement. The Queen had arrived
at Lisbon, where she embarks for France.