The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
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|Che Details by the Washington and
Niagara.
Scenes and Incidents Of the Con-
Mict by Eye-Witnesses.
OCCUPATION OF BALAKLAVA BY THE ALLIES
INVESTMENT OF sEBAsroPoL.
General Ludcrs and Osten-Sackcn Marching to
its Relief.


pEATH OF MARSHAL ST. ARNAUDs
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF HIS CAREER.
&C., DO, &c.
ADDITIONAL BY THE WASHINGTON.
The Warrington arrived ut her moorings In the river at
early hour yesterday morning, and We collect from
her mails the following additional items Of news
The Washington left Bremen on the 9th, and South
kmpton ON The llth inst
The London papers Of the 9th contain extraordinary
azste, with the dsspatchss frow Lord Raglan to the
Duke Of Newcastle with the Official report Of the batteof
he Alma The struggle desperate ONE and the loss
the British army 2e officers 10 seIgeants drum
ners 800 rank aud Gle krec-78 officers, 9S sergeAnts,
n d,ummsrs 1427 rank and ale wounded; 2 drummers
16 rank and 6ls missing The loss Of the French
bot great The Russians were completely routed, bat
There ia NO doubt that the alliei commanders
$ble to fellow up the victory successfully thsy
Wished In consequences OF the deficiency of cavalry.
Prince Ksaschikof had returned to sebAst,po where
HE Russians had shut themselves up The allied forces
Fsrs on the point Of commencing the siege, having
rosssd tbs rivers Kascha and Bebeck without oppos
hon.
Private dispatches state that great Generalization
prevailed in sebastopo The allies had destroyed IN
queduct which supplies the fortress Eight thousand
avalry had been landed BY the allies in the Crimes
The Greek houses report news from Odessa to the
feet that Generals Osten sacsen and Luders had enter
the Crmea at the head Of forty battslions, besides
he garrison Of ODESSA 10000 strong. The inhabitants
Odessa had given pledge that they would burn the
Lace rather than allow 1t to be in the hands of the
lilies. Menschiko6 was said TO be looking for . rein.
orcenent OF 20, 600 men from Anspa.
Vice-Admiral Dundas reports to his governpent that
Russians HI sunk eight line Of battle ships
entrance of the harbor. Eight sail Of the line were
east and west inside the booms and three OF the
hips were heeisd ovsr to give their guns elevation
sweep over the land to the northw.rd.
The St. Petersburg Journal that despatch
ID been received from Menschiko that the anglo
sDch army having advanced against the positions on
20 Alma, thsy had been defended for some hours
ainst the obstinate attacks Of the enemy at last,
dng his troops msnaced both tanks by the superior
Of thu enemy and especially by the assistance
red By the neets he had thought It right to with
paw them and to take up position before Sabasto.
j, whore be was preparing to offer q warm opposition
the enemy.
The carriage Of Prince Mensshikon, With his private
respondenos was taken by the French together with
200 franco. The French had retired from the north
side, and the allied Generals, lsarning that Fort
nstantine Was weaker the southern side, had turn
the town and altered their plan Of attack.
Diner Pasha received orders tho Cd Of October to
nmencs offensive operations Immediately. Prince
rtschako received orders the 9Th to recross ths
cth, if the Turks the sereth to attack Bsssa
,ia.
rom Poland, great movement is In operation along
whole .ins the Russian guard Is advancing by forced
r:hes towards Warsaw. The troops Of the kingdom
Polsnd are directed on the Austrian frontier.
bmer Pasha has sent 8 900 Turks to varna, I'd.
onal in Of necessity BE states that tbs
ssaa rsinforeements from BessArsbia cannot reach
ekop bsfoss this 18th Of October.
rvate advices from BaailAvs Of the evening Of tbs
h. state that General Canrober having been informed
the Russians we're preparing to attack the camp of
alies he'd sent out spies In the directions indicated
B had returned, saying that the intelligence Was
Nlsgraphic dispatch from Nemsl states that that
was nearly destroyed by Are on the 4th and 5th.
1t part Of the town. the churches, and great mum.
of warehouses; with great stores Of talow hemp, tar,
h and lumber we're reduced to ashes. Loss two nit
pounds sterling.
bmmerciAl and monetary affairs, whom tbs Washing
left were in slightly improved condition. The AZ.
Of Mr. Oliver Of Liverpool have proved 50 favori-
hat his house will at once be assisted to resume
nents. Messrs Allen and Anderson, Of London, also,
shortly b enabled to resume; and other firms in
rpoo who had temporarily suspended were in fair
Of recovery. Ihs nrmness of tbs London stock
kst Was well maintained Consols oSH to o59s.
70 affairs of Edward Oliver placed on ssatisfac
footrg;r committee consisting Of Kesrs. Robsrt
lin, D Campbell, R. Ceosbis, J dc Wolf, and W.
10 being appointed to act for the general benefit of
tors It Is stated that the estate win pay in full
surplus for Mr.. Oliver.
was officially stated, toward tho end Of last week.
the business Of Nr. Jamss Mc3enry would be car
on ~ usual. Gince then, the suspension Of Allan
rsop, Of London, with liabilities amounting to
900 sterling, has further pressed on his Affairs.
sexcitenent ON Change has now almost subsidized.
Mark Lane the arrivals Of wheat short and the
II large; wheat Of all sorts was shilling dearer;
lean dour very arm.
Liverpool Corn MArkst was quiet but firm Wheat
cred ia price, Flint ct qualities Of -four Cd dearer
q corn Is. to q. lower. Barley rather dsarer.
accounts OF the stats Of trade in the provinces, are
b whole not unfavorable. The Manchester markets
hscksd By the uncertainties at Liverpool The gen.
rAds a. Birmingham was affected By the unfavorable
10 from the United States. South Amsrics and Aus
The iron markets were firm, and Ia the woollen
pts there great activity, but the irish linen
Il WIS dull.
ng to the Gre ct Memel talow advanced Is %. per
a London Hemp was also considerably dsarsr.
Liverpool, on the 9th instant, there was moderate
for cotton; salss 600 bales. Market on the 10th
sales only 5000 bales.
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