davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
lo6 bs, been IN ipcesssnt activity between Perekop
and sevartopol, orgsniIing 8 levy en- mass.

RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE.
Odessa letters Of the 9th state that al the troops in
the Crimea have been marched 10 Sevsstopol, and
reinfcrcements were hnrying from NikolsjeG and
Aleschki toward Perekop. Prince Menchked hes
exhausted every Of defence IN order to render
Sevastopol impregneble, az well from the land az
from the seaside Between Sevestopo and Bslaklsva
there are five strong detached forts sufficiently garri
soDed.
The road from Baaklsva 10 Yata lie rendered i'm
pss.sbe and partly ruined There three forts at
Eupatoria one On The north q second on the east,
third on the wet, and the place IL garrisoued Oy
5000 The bigh's in the rear OF Sevasopoi sie
eDcirced by redoubts and trenches are armed rl'h
eighteen batteries and defended By 20, 600 men Inc
garrison Of Sevastopol itself is only 10 600 strong.
III ssid that reinforcements have been since thrown
ID from Odessa
There are Is GOO sailors on board the feet in har-
bor' Prince Menchicof issued proclamation on the
3D. in which he prepared the citizens for resistance
10 the last extremity. In this proc tmaon ne Gnu
meratee all the victories gained by the hus7a ari-
dunng the present century ana cas oh NE -
show themselves equal TO their predecessors 10 brave
~ and mower of endurance If the enemy, he says
owing 10 the nscrutable will Of heaven, shou'a Oh
tain victory then let the whole store OF powder go
with him and them into the air Inc froclation con
clu5es q Rather let us die than surrender
IN the o,her hand the Vienna Lloyds sts'es that
, Russian line of defence is too extended to be
cessfny maintained, and that IRON 'he nature Oh me
soiI ne entrepched works lust constructed by the
Russians Oh the Landslide OF Sevastopo canno. bevery
foi rnidebe.
A private letter from Russia describes General
Gortscbakoff az highly educated man well read in
The literature of oil countries, but al the same tine
on elderly, used up man, without spark of military
FIRE q General fl only for parade Paskle~itsch 1t
speaks of as an antiqua'ed s0ucenr. After Ia
neniing the lack Of able Generals IN the Russian
army the writer states that the bost General the Rus
SLAMS have is Nicholas himself, and the secend-best
his son Constantine.
From Vienna, morning Of the Goth, il is telegraphed
that the main body Of the allied feet had reappesred
bejord Stvastopol, and the Russian feet had again
run into port There is rumor that the English have
captured Il Russisn express steamer OF Sevsstopo
with important dispatches
Npe thousand men continue to work iDcessantly at
the Notifications of Cracova, which place II IS intend
cd 10 make one Of the strOnghOlds of the Russia En-
pIe. Ii will be some yesrs ere the works are con-
neted The advanced works extend nearly five
miles beyond the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

y.,n.rros OF PRovrDEscE.-The total valuation
.sI and personal property in Providence .
q eSs 700. The rate Of taxation 10 e. so on eacn
=, COO nroduciog ezra $40 81. There are fifty eight
Ss,sop. corporaons estates, &c, iha. pay ta1 o.
k,oo and over. There three that are taxed io "a
aver one million Of dollars viz heirs Of Ihome z.
Gvse property o. e25 70O tax ei0 2es 2o Alexander
Duncan and family property 81 SCI Geo tex % III .oi
heirs Of Anna Jenkihs property VI ,Jls'aoo, 'AA
s7,357 %.
HWY Lawsrrr.-We lean from TAe ~. io1.
Tnt,{,rfncer that suit ha. been instituted az 'isI
NJ Linn. the Surveyor Of the port OF 81. LOUIS oy
Belcher Brother, sugar reiiners, Tor me "a
~ duty alleged 10 have been Illegally assessed and
collected on concentrated mo'asses' importer ln'o
de United States by that firm from Caba- These da-
ee ,.t and II the principle Of the case is settled
On this tral by verdict in favor of the plaintiffs 1t
will r.ouire restitution OF large amount OF money
from the Treasury of the United States.
DAyrsPoRr. Iowa, according the The Ga=ctte,
publi.heo in that city contains population OF up
ward Of {, 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
ENGLAND.
Political news il again a void.

Political news il again void.
The British Association for the Advancement OF
Science yet in session at Liverpool, and was al
tended by the usual CORPS Of scientific The a =
sociafon held lie meetings in the gnifcent new eli
fee, ~. Georges Hall. Among the subjects brought
before the Association was Lieut.. Maury improve
menis in navigation. On this subject ths Representa-
tves Of the Association had had interviews wlth TIE
Board Of Trade and the British Government bad Or
geI ised department and voted % 200 STERLING ~ III;
collection Of data. Capt F'zroy placed az the mead
Of the department wa busted In advancing the de-
tails Some ships will be supplied win instruments
and documents in October, and II was hoped the de-
parment would be fully organised IN the succeeding
month. .
Kossuth has informed tho Committee who invited
him 10 visit Newe thst he will await the result 81
tie attack Of Sevastopol before again addressing he
pvbie.
Mr. Buchanan has been staying few days AT Man.
chester on private vsir to Dir. ste OF the frn OF
Crafts Il Sell There ia talk of giving Mr. Bnchanan
public dinner al Manchester.
A disgraceful outrage, having it, origin 10 the
wretched Irish Catholic against Pro ieuds have
caused much indignation ard horror. An excursion
train with 500 pas engers including most OF the Pro-
testant gentry the county. had been visit from
Ebniskelln to Londonderry, and on returning At nsht
the train was thrown off the track by huge blocks Of
stone placed go a. throw the over PERCEPTIONS
embarkn ent. Owing 20 the caution OF Lord Eunis-
kellin who placed himself on the engine with the
driver the train proceeding at very slow pace,
otherwise the consequences must have been fearful.
As il was several persons were killed and wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
THE RUSSIANS NOT IDLE.

It's pos'ti' ely.s'sted that whle the grester por
ton Of the British fee, was at Baltschik emtsrking
troops, the Russians succeeded in sen6ing q strong
reinforcement by sea from sebStopol. They csept
cut Of port by night, AID the troop. being conveyed
IN the large shallow lighters and floats used for osd
ing corn on the Danube, were sowed closs along
shore, and thus escaped the allied cruisers. Nav
more, Russian steamer came to the entrance of
Bsltsehik Bay. while the fleets were there, and can,
In two boats to reconnoter.
On the 9TH q Russian steamer landed detachment
Of Cossacks stGalatz, who destroyed the magazines
Of the tAustrianD Danubean Steamship Company, and
clipped the Goals, Since August "a Prince Msnch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

central Junts IN Gslicis- Madrid continues perfectly
quiet. Cholera i, in the city, bu. does not spread
rapidly.
The Nac,oa states that large sums Of money are
being distributed to keep the people 10 .ta:e Of agi'
tstion; nsinuste. that Mr.. Pierre Soue - the ndi-
vicua, through whose hands those are received
and calls upon him, re is innocent Of the charge,
10 come forward aud publicly deny it.
HApRID Sept. l7.--All the Electoral Committees OF
Madrid have adopted the programme OF the LIBERAL
WHOM.
On the leih the Three per Gents closed e. 3,.:c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
Jas. McHenry's Giro ular.
Per Canada.

Per ccasda LfvLRPooL. Friday, Sep. =, 1854
pRovIsoNs-The low prices accepted for Bacon have
induced busnes In SsHori HANS nothing hA&
teen done. BEET and PoRK UNCHANGED CHEEsE u In de-
maid and fpe qualities briDs very high priees
LAso Is shade desrer; the sales reach 20 tuns
TsA.ow has further deene6 Transactions reported
s6s.
R,cK continues saesbe bat without any Improvement IN
value.
In BARK SEEDS nothing h. been done; stocks held
here
INsEsD(AxEs scarce and de,ref
BRE.psryyss All articles buoysnt Flour Wtest and
Indian Com eeire active request very extreme prices.
Ter immediate eorsumpton, and prime SAMPLES dcu' to
meet with.
CorTox There has been revival this week from the
dplr noticed for time pss bot s supply
Cotton Offering. prices generally steadily maintained
In Manchester fair home business doar While for export
the demand . knitted. and the market dull
stock this sS7 s2 bags Of which SIS IS; Anserese
Stock iasi so5 45 Of which SO 1s. Aecss
Sale. hi. week IS SIC bs.s including 80 AEerean; SO
bsfs h-ing en- sresalsii0n. AID 80 for e1port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
FRANCE.

The troops in camp at Honheur are employed 10
constructing road along the sands 10 The camp II
WILL when completed, which will be soon, prove a
great convenience thas been decided to retain the
four camps Until spring then the troops will be sent
tc Russia although perrons do not hesitate 10 say th II
if Prussia continues to act doubtfully they will adj
vance 20 the Rhine.
One thousand Of the Russian prisoners taken ct
Bomarsund are now in confinement in the Island ct
AK Gen. Bodi-co has taken up his residence at
Evreux A portion of the prisoners are to be EN-
poytd in repairing the Notifications of Toulon.
The Minister of Marine had received account. from
the rear-admra commanding the French naval divi-
sion in the Chinese Dispatch is dated July :.
1t mentions an attack by united French, Portuguese
and American force gu IL prstcal junks, two OF
which were taken ard the rest Dispersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
Passenger Arrived

IN the Iegnstp Canada from Lirerpool-M. Upton aud
lsay NJ. Heiwel aad -dy. M Le-oud AMI lady. Aiss
Mhiurn Mss ByTrs AID servant. Ms sseion sad Ma,
SHELTON Mfs. sioweI the Misses Carroll D. J. Stunt
ard sSv GeoT.e Brown and Aay, Mr Broo sud sister VI.
Paul mes MAGE Thomas b, g. Lae, PIERRE Pe.nns
T M,.set H. Hrn-rru Charles Green. VII 6irsDd. Nr.
Ksradi 81 Bonauy Gu.iay.. Speser Chsres Gaze. Ot1
Oirse Mr Wilson sod 'aay. Mr NEWELL. NJ higso, NJ
Huffman LADY Mr. Humans Frsa add lady. Mr. ffis
void Mr Belize Or Kemp. Mr. Csruhrrs Mes'r- rhomc'
NJ. srsnwicb, Hope NJ Meos; s'ea Csng T
Henry Fox Nes.rs hIox. hoyneuS. VIM. Crowder Tio-
sefs n Desr. Rev Jchn lli- Pifsin, WIN John Wood
Thos Dixon j.. Gilmore. " Carroll and lady. Fe;nera
M.srdors Ptncs Roman Nosuero. Hsnos Cayey Fsrsa
SOB IN Burnett. Morales Capt Rouafy. Enicot'.
H. Cham herian, IS ladies, SISTERS o. Me cy fenemsn
David Jacks auc s1y q Audre Werz Hodge. J. lodge
Mr. goufsce and lady Heur7 Harding, Edwin rye ND iaiy
J Z Cooper, John GREGORY and lady. Messs J1ilinous
Fpchuherser = Cole Edwards James PAnton Rose u6ets
CAPT WIish, Miss FITZGERALD. d Brown Go Allisu, Mr.
Walker Master Walker. Miss Ann Mccarthy, MI Boyle, it,
Miss Lol,dale, Gr Co!kill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
THE ARCTIC SAILED ON HER
REGULAR DAY.

The Mail steamer Canada, from Liverpool l0l
o'clock on the morning of Saturday 23d inst, arrived
at this port this morning at O'Clock.
The steamer Petrol Capt Times with III passen-
gers from Glasgow for Nes-York had put back to
the Clyde, where she arrived on the 18th, having met
with severe weather; her mass carried away, decks
swept, bulwarks driven in and leaky. Five passeii-
gers had died.
The United States steamer San Jacinto had arrived
at Southampton, and would leave in few days.
The news is interesting,
The Arctic sailed on the Goth of September with
about 200 passengers, aud has not been heard Of
Liverpool CoTToN Market continues dull; BREAD
sIUFFs buoyant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
GREECE,

private letter from Athens of 18th, announces
that the Greei Government had dispatched to Con-
staI tnople NJ Barozzi late Greek Consul at Adrian
ople furnished with letters to Redschid Pasha and to
the representatives of the foreign powers. The Greek
Government acknowledges its many offenses against
the sultan and appeals 10 his generosity. Greece
proposes to grant Treaty of Commerce to the Porte
as an II demni'y for the late instruction.
similar treaty was proposed few years since,
but King Ohio refused his signature. The present
treaty defines The boundaries Of the two States aud
viii consequently force OHIO to ackno"lsde the en
he has hitherto done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
REPORTED ACCEPTANCE OF THE CONDI-
TIONS OF PEACE.

Accounts from Constantnople of Sept. 10 bring
news Of great importance, if true The statement
was that the Car had consented to accept the four
propositions Of the western powers, and that an ar.
mistice would De the consequence 1t was said that
on the morning Of the 'th the Porte and the Austrian
inernuneo received dispatches sgnifying the Cars
Willingness to accept the four propositions az the bs
sis Of negotiations. The same day a steamer was
dispatched to learn the whereabouts Of the allied ex
petition and on the succeeding day the sh another
ANAL steamer, called the Danube, wss sent with
pressing dispatches to the feet supposed by that time
TO be at Serpents Isle. As the steamer was small and
the weather boisierous could not have srnved be-
fore the expedition diseubarked.
This important news is not uncorfrmed, bu, posi-
lively asserted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
AUsrRo-pRUssIAN NEGOTIATION.

Negotiations are being carried on between Prussia
and Austria, but they proceed very slowly under q
CONSCIOUSNESS Of how little avail are any such nego-
hations go long the event Of the expedition against
Sevsstopoi Ia unknown. Until decisive information
on this point received no result is to he expected
eno not until the negotiations between the two pow
ers have been brought to parmonius close will any
report De presented at Frankfort BY the Political
IL had been reported lbut the repor, must be re-
eeived With coation that Russia had prosed to Austria
electorate over the Prineipalties exelrding
Al participation by the Western power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
ITALY.

SARDISh.-The questions at issue between the
Prince Of Monaco snd the Sandman Government have
been mutually submitted TO the arbitration Of VI.
Drouyn de ! Hugs. The Prince wishes TO retain pos.
poses to cede TO Sardinia the cities of Mention and
Rochebune for sum OF 100000 francs, or 200 900
francs annually. He requires also that the Sardnan
garrison Of Monaco shall be replaced by French
troops TIE SarGiDian Minister in Paris il not salts
fed with these propositions NJ. Drouyn de lHuys
has not vet made known bis decision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW YORK. .....ocrosEs {
Arrived

Ship F,. Mallory (of ay-tc Williams Rotterdam IS d.
Nose Passenger W schmidt a Co
siesmshp Canada Br Stone Liverpool sept 2 mdse and
p.erg.is 70 Cunard sep passrd the steamship Euro
"a OF Ores head 50 p " date. 81 PM passed
L. :. suhip Battle Sept %, passed rhe park uan,e
(Brsm Oct S. 50 a. spoke steamship Arabia, (6r
htUce foT Liverpool
Barb Phsht Heal Oste Davis Savannah 10 d. naval
TO Lee Everett Sept q lat 81 lon ~ D. spoke BARK
Beecher Stowe from CAIdeuas Tor Cork Capt Gideon D-
vie ofthr Fht rsiiye of Falmouth Mas did th- lh
ut Of fever Three OF the scs in Quarantine
BARK Csolan CBrcm Wulf Bremen 30 dsys. ballast snd
e64 p-ss. ns.fs % Hennnss dulle Go-ling
Brig Bsnamin franklin tBr Dsys Windsor, $, II d.
pla,f.rto 2 J. Nevigs 4 SON
shr vermont Elliot Wilmington n C., days, lumber 10
Gilmore 4 Co
WINDS. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

IL1ISoIs.-,Jobn Wentworth hasshown his sagacity
in d, Ginning a denomination from the Democracy of
the I'D District. Whiesde and Lee Counties elect
N.braska Delegates, Dupase and Kane two sets.
Judge Douglas was determined that Nebrakate
should be nominated and Wentworth withdrew.
DIR John Evans the Hon Charles g Hammond,
John H. Kinzie. George W. Dole, A. q. TROOP,
T. c. Larnod, Ii. S. Jennings Grant Goodrich and
George Manierre are among the Delegates froU, Cook
County 10 the State Anti. Nebraska Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
ODESSA AGAIN BOMBARpED.

According to the newspaper Fremden Blass ali the
strand batteries recently erected at Odessa ~ere
destroyed by some ships OF the allied feet Pre-
vous adyices stated that eight Anglo French steamers
had taken mp a position before the town. To this,
however. we mus append private dispatch which
Gays from Vienna, evening 10Th: The account given
yesterday of the bombsrdment Of Odessa appears
"doubtul; letter Of the 10th maies no mention
"ofn."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
THE LATEST.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.

Consols closed 95i a95i. Money in good demand
at 5 p cent. Bullion in Bank decreased Isl ,4is.
Paris Boure, 22d-Clo-ing prices were n y cent.
Rentes, se 20; y cent Rente,, 1885 Bank Shares,
90 40.
The Three Per Cents. closed at ISL 20c for the end
of the month and the Four Half Per Cents at
eff 75c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of WEST.
~ CHESTER -MARGARET SMITH aEainst GEORGE

UPfON.-To GEORGL UPTON, the sbove-nsned Dsfeud
sn,-Su You hereby summoned ara required 20
the seon which ed 10 the oee Of the
Clerk cthe County Of Westcheer White Plains 10 said
County Of Westche this twenty ninth day Of August IN
the ed and 70 serve copy Of your answer 70 sd com
plant Subscriber bis Office IN White Plains the
County of Wseh within days after the service u
thu you exclusive Of the Of service and
s the said complaint within the 1s sfoessd
The p.ntf this seon will tahe JUDGMENT against
the Of six Hundred and seventytye doA with
on the su Of HUNDRED dollars from the eveath day Of
June 10 the year 1854 aid With interest the Of one
hundred dosrs from the seventh Of July 10 the year
sDd With the Of seventy five dollars
6 day Of August the year 25a beside the
thH action JOHN }. CLAPP, Plaintiffs Attorney,
s2lawowss White Plains n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
I AND for SALE.-TWO FARMS in the county
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of 4

CUPREME COTRT.-In the matter Of the
~ tshirs of lands for . new RESERVOIR, between S6th
and Seth and the 9th and 7th in the City OF New
York To all owners Dortsssess essees and other
persons any manner By Judgment decree otherwise
titled interested in the lands and prem above
tened any par thereof Notice hereby that you
required appear before the Commissioners Of Appraisal in
tie above entitled proceedDs at Their Office No rs Broad
third story, front Of 10 o'clock A. day
tSbdss eIeepsd prior the 2st day Of October
and produce the evidences of your title interest
therein. In default whereof and the persons entitled
ntere,ted aforesaid sha be s~csaioed BY be
Known the ssd Com he fully known
will be reported the Supreme Court belonging TO
known ], being the desire to this sres,
and present the report the earliest
with proper exsmin alton and due regard the
and interests affected 10 Earnestly requested that ali psres
and comply with the preceding notice fur.
Their notice viii b. issued Dated NewYe Sept 1854
Ss sAfS So SS$sSstAr, Commissioners
RoBEsT j. DILLON. Counsel 70 the Cooperation.
BAH papers pubished in the City Of New York
dustsd publish the preceding notice until the day OF
Oetobsr In each week and send their bills With
sdas Of publication, the Office Of the Counsel 10 the
oson to be paid the FINAL taxation Of the proceed
nss 81 ls~tONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
THE CRIMEA.

There is no later news and none is looked for under
week hence. letter says that the troops will take
an eas.erly inland direction, and then turn toward
SevastspOl.
The Norwegian coasting trade is opesed to British
vessels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
THE BALTIC.

A dispatch from Dantsic to The London Morning
Herald rays On receipt Of dispatches from England
all the Admras met on board the Duke OF Yelling
ton Svesborg and Crons,adt are not to be attacked
The French Admirals and French feet return 10
France they left on the 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
Freighu.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. e2-Preishs to the United States Thu
vek have continued without animation and eose dull Steer
age passengers NewYork continue and Drop
ing To New.York, iron ls ar fine goods, II salt II
eosrse sood' l2e; hardware i2sdsi esrthenwsre Gs
sieersse psssepseu f3d IS s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
BELGIUM.
THE CRISIS OVER.

The Moniteur Beige announces the end Of the min
sterial crisis in these terms:
1.-The King presided yesterday at the Council Of
Ministers. At the close Of the meeting the Ministers
consented to withdraw their resignations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

4 FARM for SALE-Cot'aining 40 scres of
"A Lard .ood condition Buldnxs good repair
exec pt the ps cling which h1 been RECENTLY burned The
subscber birf far advanced in life wpld sell hsn
rebuild Any psoa wishing 10 paretae vl examine for him
self IL Is located eieven mies Of Ssuburgh OrsIEe
County New Yort sod before the OF October il
the premises WN C. BEArrIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
SPAIN.

STATE OF AFFAIR-NR. SoUE AGAIN.
All the Electoral Committees OF Madrid have adopted
the programme Of the Liberal Union. The Govern
nent has ordered the dissolution o. the Jun'as of
Corunna, Crense. ard Lugc, for having organised &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
RUSSIA.

BSRLIs Ihursdsy, Sept. 81, is5G-A division Of
OF Hussars lat 81. Peterburgh on the 18Th nv
Their destination Is supposed to be Poland
The Grand Dixie Constantine is expected 9. Gin.
pheropel. '-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
PERSIA.

The Journal de Coastantiaople contains notice,
inserted by the Persian ambassador, stating that
there is no truth in the report of rupture between
Persia and the Porte.
Persia is menaced by the Turcomans, who have
taken the fortress of Nero and Meschid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
THE WAR.
LANDING OF THE CRIMEA EXPEDITION
AT EUPATORIAl THE ARMY MARCHING
nN SEUASrnpnJ


AT EUPATORIA THE ARMY MARCHING
ON SEvASrOPOL,
The first news Of the landing of the expedition
against the Crmea came from Vienna, dated evening
Of Goth, as follows:
"Fifth-eght thousand men landed at Eupatoria on
the l4th
The next was the following official announcement
forwarded from the BRITISH War Department to
The London Times of the 22d for publications
"Telegiaphc accounts have been received by her
Majesty's Government from Vienna aud Bucharest
announcing that the allied forces consisting of 25 600
English $4,000 French aud 5000 Turkish troops,
landed on the l4th at Eupatora without meeting any
resistance, and had commenced marching on Sevss-
topol."
Our Paris correspondence, of date 2lst, says: An
official dispatch, posted up on the Bourse to- day,
confirms the news Of the landing of the Crimea
"pedton on the lith at Eupatoria."
"1his intelligence was sent on the 10th by the Aus
trsn Internuncio at Constantinope TO Gen. Coronni
at Bucharest
A number of transports had returned TO Varna for
the French reserve of 900 men. Some of the allied
ships are lying off the Fortress Of Kinburn and Island
ofTendra near Odessa, with the object OF inercepng
any Russian reinforcements intended for the Crimea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
SWEDEN.

The Swedish Government requires the Diet to vote
additional supplies for the purpose of maintaining
neutrality