Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-26
Arrival Of the ws,h,ss,su.

POUR DAYS LATER yaox EUROPE
LOSS OF THE ALLIES AT THE BATTLE OF ALMA
CiANGEofTllE PLAN or oPERATIONs 40 AINsT
sEBASIOPOL-TliE COMMANDMENT COxMENC-
ED-DEATH OF MARSHAL ST. ARNAUD.
-, sAspr Heok Oct e&-l0 O'Clock, 7. M-The steamer
Warrington, from Brrmen via Southampton, with Liver
pool ana London dates to tho th Instant DAYS later
few minutes tincc.
The Washington brings $50 passengers and reports tho
the London cern market ss Ia dcarsr Consoi, closed At
70 - lbs 6.s. aud the money market vac light.
The "ash gton left Bremen the inst and brings
zoo tons OF freight aud her usrai malls.
Among the passengers are Baron Gerolt the Russian
ambassador To Washington; Baron do Bodco bearer of
from 81 Petersburg tho Russian legation At
Washington; ii. Porter, Jr atache OF The IT, s. Leg.
ton at Berlin; Statyner exPos,m.ster General Of
Canada. and family and Capt Nichols aud LADY, Of the sbip
North STAR which vas sold at London =
Inc steamship Pacific arrived out At Liverpool on Tues-
day night.
the o. s. steamer San Jaouto was In the Southampton
The London Tunes Of the 9th, 10th and lltb, contain
ro'uminous details of the battle Of Alma.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
No official dispatches have been published relative to
the battle Of Alma Tho English loss 1000 In the
engagement In killed aud wounded and the French 400
Tue allies had changed their plan Of operations aud were
10 attack Sabastopol from the SOUTH where vas found
70 DC "aeker. These base OF operations is Baakava
where the cavalry nnd the siege artillery have landed
Alter the battle OF ALMA the Russians burnt all the
villages which they passed through in their retreat Ia
"ti' S"s uey IrIt O,OOU wounded behind them.
one thousand Russians, who escortpg convoy Of
munitions OF var. had been made prisoners and Prince
Aencbkoff himself narrowly escaped capture.
The Russians have sunk ships of the Euc nj the
| mouth Of the bsrbor.
The bom6ardment OF Sebastopol began on the 9th
Marshall 81. Arnsud ia dead and Gen C.urobert Ia In
command Of the French army.
The news of the death OF st Aruaud reached Paris and
London on Sunday.
liAsSA, luesi.y Evenipg.-On the 2sth September
$50 heavy guns were disembaiked ut d ,laklavs.
O,.tl nh -pr
great concentration OF Turkish troops at Matchn and
Diner Paha will begin operations against the Russians in
Bessaralia Immediately.
FRANCE
Adespatch from Marseiles dated October 10TH annour-
ees that orders have been given receive the remains OF
Marshal ST. Arnaud with all the honois paid him upon his
departure for Coustantinople
The farewell address which ST. Arrnud had addressed
TO the army dated 26th September had arrived at Touon
~hieh he says: Overcome BY cruel disease, against
which he has % long struggled he Obliged his
cessor, Gen. Canrobrrt
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, October lO.-Taesddy Erening-Cottop.
The saies OF Cotton during the past
I'D to 1900 bales, including 900 bales
and 900 bales for export The demand has been mode
| rate iiom the trad. and Tor export
ollngshead& Feileys Cir usr gives the sales Of cot
on, Oh the 10Th, (Tucslay ut 900 bales, including
800 bales for and 1000 bales to Spectators The
Fiour.-W estern Canal 1884,; Oho 35s
Corn-liodcrs pressing in the market The demand
as been moderate sud prices have declined Is per quar-
'er; yellow and white 39s mixed 37s.
Edward Clreis affairs will be adjusted James McIIen
| ~ has suspended.