The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-15
ARRIVAL on THE AMERICA.

Flour and wheat considerably higher.
with large business doing as en- advance Of
9d on flour aud &c to 9I on wheat; corn ad-
vanced 3 and Is. Western canal flour 40
and ais, Philadrlphia and straight Balti
more 4eia43s, yellow I3a45s. mixed 44s;
white wheat l2s Cd. F&
Sebastopol was being bombarded, but not
taken. Austria ard Russia are on the
point of war. .e.. .-a
EArEsr.--Nothing of inr oitan ,e by way
Of st. Petersburg. S';bastopol dates to the
2ist stated that the operations Of the besei-
gers continued, but the fire was effeetually
answered from the loriiGcations. Ii lie
damage had been done. ssE 7-l
There is no confirmation Of the Russilns
having entered the Dobrudscha, aud it is
therefore doubted. On the l4th Sir John
Burgoyne fixed the sites for batteries which
will destroy the Russian Slipping. A Rus
sian war steamer has been captured by the
ileet. 3 1a .Aass 990
The Muniteur of the 9th contains an ac
count of victory over the Russians near
Gumri The Russians lost their baggage,
! 800 guns, and had their General killed..
The Turks had began 10 besiege the citadel
Of Gumri, when TIE Russian corps which
had formerly defeated the Turks az Bsjazid,
advanced to the rescue from Erivan, but
was repulsed, shut up in de6le and suffers
ed considerable loss. .l ..s t4
The latest adVices show that twenty days
had elapsed between the departure Of the
allies from Balaklava and the opening of the
fire on Sebastoptl. Batteries were ready
on the l5th, fire opened on the l7th from
land and sea- andcontnued Ill night. Rus.
slams lost 800 men. On the 18th the FIRE
recommended. Russian d patches say that
the garrison made frequent sorties and
when the mail left Constan,inople on the
10th. FIVE steamers had arrived from Bahk.
lava with those wounded in rcpeIling great
sortie of 1900 strong. Raglan and Cana
obert had formerly summoned Sebastopo
TO surrender, and requested the women and
children to be sent away and flags TO be
hois'ed upon the hospitals.
The Russian army concentrating on the
upper Belbcck alrp,sly number 45, 90
! The allies are divided into a siege army and
army Of observation. The latteri is posted
on an cxten>ive table land dividing Sebas,o-
tol and B .lak!ava, and which is only
accessible at two points. The Russians
were lowering on the outside Of the allied
positions, and on the 7th made a strong
demonstration on the mort west extremity
but retired without giving barle. On the
2l. 9Th and lth the g.rrissn made snrtie,
and destroyed some small works. On the
evening Of the 9TH u convoy Of 1900 Rus
slams succeeded in entering Sebast"p5.
! The allies now number 10000, and
$4,000 additional French were to leave
Marsrllles on the 2lst aud 5000 Turk.
from y"rna.
Letters say that the allies have 300 guns
in battery. After u few days an attempt
viii be made to storm The garrison. which.i,
estimated al 10000 Admiral Machlnolf
who commanded al. Sinope, and is CON.
mandant at Scbastopol, has published ~
address, saying that he will defend it TO the
last, and any one is welcome TO shoe. hin
liz he docs not,
Alyices from Constsntlnople say, tlat the
Russians have retaken Epatpria, the Eng.
Iish garrison Of 500 having retired viii th'
loss Of one gun; but the English papers de-
ny it. An allied force had been sent un
der General Bosqurt and Arhnet Pasha L
preyentbthe advance Of The Russians.
Aus1mA-A great counsel Of wal II,
been held in Vienna over which The Enper
or presiied. Reports say tliat il was deter
mined 10 demauI the Withdrawal Of III,
Russians from The frontiers, Of (1allicia.--
The whole army has been put on q WA
fooing, and the Vienna garrison has or
Iers to be ready to narrh on 43 hours
no;ite. The Gar had gone TO Warsaw ant
his forces were concentrating on the Aus
titan frontier, Little doubt was entertain
! ~. II 4 4