The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-24
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OMER PACHa'S DISPATOH a FORGERYil

The Africa reached her dock at hal:-pas
O'Clock. She brings $50 passenger
amongst them young Jerome Boanar arte.
TIE reported fall If Sebastopol is utterly
false.
the allies are now investing Sebasto.
pol.
The official extra Gazette published the
following from Lord Stradford DE Rate lift to
Clarendo
"CoYsTAYTINoPLE Sept. 80.
"'he allied armies establish ed basis OF
operations at Baloklova on the morning OF
the 2Sth. and were preparing 10 march with
delay upon Sebastopo.
"Tre Agmennon and other vessels of war
were at Baloklova, where they were dlsem.
barking the bate. ing trains.
at is stated that Menchikoffis in the field
with so 900 men, and expecting reinforce
ment.
"The Notifications at Anapo were burnt
by the Russians, and The garrison marching
TO the scene OF action"
The Austrian consul at Odessa telegraphs
that the struggle recommended on the 25th,
and was continued when the courier lett on
the 9th.
The allies were on the road to Baloklova
10 miles from Sebastopol, OF the 9th.
Omer Pscha ordered part of the army to
be ready fer NIB fkation to the Crimea.
Austria inumates that she will consider
the Czar's prolonged refusal 10 the four con.
ditions a casus bell.
The fighting continues uninterrupted, and
Sebastopol is formally invested.
There is great sensation throughout Eu-
repe.-Se bastopol is not taken. The reports
by the last steamer of the destruction OF the
Russian fleet, the explosion of Fort Con-
stanline, and Menschikoff s surrender are all
false, and O.ner Pacha's despatch proves to
be forgery.
Generals Osten, Stacker, and Luders en-
tered the Crimea with forty battalions.
At the battle OF Alma three thousand pris.
oners were taken.
Sebastopol will be attacked by sea and
land.
Accounts say that there are 4SO Russian
ships in the harbor.
The steamer Rev oy had arrived frop Con-
stantinople with Lord Burghes, bearer oi
dispatches to the British government.
The city of Sebastopol is surrounded.
Constantinople was illuminated in honor
Of the battle OF Alma.
| tuut tuC uiitcs
had made Baloklova a considerable place.
The armies communicate with the fleets
and a safe road leads to Sebastopol, and
MenschkOf has been driven to distance
with the wreck Of the army.
The allies occupy Baloklova, and are in
communication with the fleet, and command
the approaches to Sebastopol, which is con.
sidered invested.
| tbs doubt uly rumored that the second
line of defense was also carried.
Allan & Anderson, the largest American
grain dealers in London have failed. Their
Liabilities are very heavy. They are con.
nected with James McHenry, whose bill:
were refused Friday. IL is understood Nc.
Henery has since arranged his paper. A lien
Il Anderson's liabilities, it is thought, will
resch $4,000
Mr.. Muero, the British consul for New Or
leans, arrived in the Africa.
Flour is in far request Western cana
32@33-. Baltimore 33@34s. Ohio is nom
inally 26s. Corn 39@l0s.
Consols closed at 81 SO. The transac
tons are limited. Money is in limited de-
mand. American eagles are nominal at 76'
2ad.
i The Earrings Bro IS circular say there wa
small sale, OF u. s. 6's at l07 a 100, Mary
land SIS 81, Virginia 6's 80 a927.