Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

The Russians were shut up in Sevastopol,
and would be STACKED by sea and land. Ac.
counts say that there was from four to eight
Russian ships IN the ha1boe. 81 -
MARslILLEa Friday.-The Fury has ar
rived from Constantinople, with Lord Brughen'a
bearer Of dispatches to the English govern
ment which are to tho following effect:
sevaseopol vas invested on the 9th, and
the second line of defence had been galiantly
carried, and entirely surrendered
Constantinople was brilliantly illuminated
in honor Of the battle of Alma.
The Moniteur announces that the allies have
made Of Balaklava q considerable place. The
armies communicate with the deetTa and q safe
road leads to Sevastopol. -
Menchikef had been driven to distance.
with the most Of his army, and was expecting
re- improvements.
LATEST
The English loss at the battle of Alma il
1000, The French lost about 1900.
A large number Of the wounded allies have
been taken to Constantinople. There were nc
general officers hurt. The 7th, 23d and 33d
| regiments suffered most severely, being nearly
| cut to pieces. Order have been issued coun.
! demanding the return Of the Baltic feet.
1t was reported that the allies carried the
Russian entertainment on the Belbek, and
were preparing to lay siege to Sevastopol il
regular form
The English fleet was continually engaged
in throwing heavy shot and shells.
The very latest reports are that Sevastopol
| was invested on the 27th-that the second line
of defence was carried, and that the place
was surrounded. This, however, wants con.
firmation.
The Russians were said to be completely
hemmed in ON all sides, and that the allies
would shortly attack them by sea and land.
1t was reported that General Luders entered
Crimea with forty battalions, besides the gar
rison Of Odessa forty thousand strong. That
Menchikof had been again repulsed.
Intense anxiety was prevailing throughout
England and France, to hear definitely in ref
erence to the condition of affairs at Sevastopol
The rejoicings ever victory and the capturing
of that place, had been suspended for further
accounts.
........... SPAIN.
Affairs in Spain, at the very latest dates,
were somewhat unsettled. Serious disturb
ances had taken place at Malaga and other
places; republican conspiracy had been dis
covered. Efforts were making to arrest and
punish the leaders
............ ENGLAND.
Allen & Anderson, the largest American
grain dealers in London, have failed Their
liabilities are very heavy. They were con
nected with James McHenry, whose bills were
refused on Friday; but it was understood that
he has since arranged with E. Oliver and will
likely be carried through. The liabilities of
Allen Anderson were thought to be f3OO, 900
to f40O, 600
Mr.. james Mitchell, an extensive wooden
manufacturer, had failed for $500, 900.
Affairs in Hungary were unsettled, and
revolutionary spirit has manifested itself
Nothing new from Poland.
'''.--'''''''''----. MARKETS.. ti..
LIVERPOOL, Oct 9.-Breadstuffs.-F the de-
mand is fair but good qualities have improved most
Western Canal 32s; Ohio 36s. Wheat; demand fair;
holders firm. White los Cd; red 9s Sd. Corn; de-
mand moderate; prices in favor Of buyer :; white and
yellow DOS.
Provisions are dull. Bacon is unchanged
Provsions.-Lard is unchanged, with moderate
business at previous rates. Pork is dull. Bacon is
unchanged.
Metals.-Rails are quoted in Wales at fs Is
ES los.
Freights are unchanged, with limited business
kosin; common is in fair demand at As 4d
Messrs. Barring h Brother say there has been small
sales of U. S. 6's at I07al09 Maryland SIS "a; Vir
ginia 6's, 9Oa92H; Penna bonds SIS, slas3. Trans
actions were limited to money.