The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
LANDING OF THE CRrMEA EXPEDITION AT

The next was the following omeisl announcement,
forwarded the British War Department t. the Lon.
don Times of the 22d, for publicstion:-
Teeeraphic accounts have been received BY her Males
tvs government from Vienna and Bucharest
log that the allied forces consisting OF 5000 English,
2t 900 Erensh, and 900 Turkish troops ded on the
14th at iupatoria without meeting an, resistance and
had commenced marching on sebasopol
Our Psris correspondence Of dete the 2lst, says
An official despatch, posted up the Bourse today,
cen6ms tbs news Of the landing Of the Crimea expe
sent the 10th by the Austrian intornunco a. Consan
tinople to Cen Coronini at Bucharest
Anumoer of transports had returned to varna for
the French of 900 men. Some of the allied
shps lying OFF the fortress Of Knburn and tie island
of Tendra ODESSA with the object of intereepng
any Russian rsinfoTcemsnts intended for tho Crimea
VIENNA, Sept 20, 1864.
ettor from Constantnope, Of the 18th stat that
the 14th, 600 French $4,000 English. and 5000
ance, and Immediately marched sebastopOl. The
transports had returned to vsrna to fetch the corps of
reserve.
The Aonter in publishing the despatch says that 1t
sgives the with all reserve but to day the Intel
hgence has been fully confirmed by-s telegraphic de-
spatch to the Same effect dated Vienna this mornng,
addes sed by de Bsurqueney to N. Drou-n do Lhuys
and pacardsd at the Bourss in the of tbs day.
VIENNA, Wednesday evening, Sept. 20, 1854.
49, 0C0 landed the l4th the coast of the Cci
They took possession Of Eupatoria without mseog
with any resstasce and marched directly on Sebasto
pol The funds at Vienna rose after the regular bust
third private telegraphic despatch, dated visana
Thursday, September 81 repeats the news given above
and states that the reserve at varna, for which div
sion OF the fleet had returned, consists Of $4,000
The Emperor of Austria has returned, says this de-
1t appears thatit the internuncip OF Austria, NJ
de Bruck who forwarded to General Coronni at Bucha
rest the news of the landing adding that 900 French
soldiers. of whom coo cavalry had already sailed
TO join tho main body Of the forces and that the allied
army would be able by the nth to march sebastopo
with force Of 80 infantry and calvary whilst
leaving IA 900 or 10 600 to guard the camp pro-
tected also by the Feet.
Eupatoria, called by the Russians Aslow, is about
twenty ave leagues above sebasop bs.veen that place
and tie fortress of Cberson IT'S perhaps the fac Of
is being distant from ebastopo which has prevented
setastorol the allied army viii be obliged to mako
deour towards the lest, and then to bsnd to the
the enemy. The allied troops viii have to cross two
rivers tho Kaltcha and the Belbsck, and it is not
improbable that the existence Of these two streams
the generals 10 chief to select Eupatoria for their
landingpace, in order to ensure water for the
troops for In other parts of the Cmea there water
fit to drink except in wells. which the Russians could
poison If they pleased. About two or three days
win be required to effect the lanaing, and en-.
trench the position tai en up. The movement
sebasopoi could not therefore have taken place BIS
fore the 17tn 1Sth aud the distance TO be gone
Cay (tbe 2ls to that the first encounter OF
the Anglo French troops with the enemy will probably
thought a. to come Onward and meet them But that
sppotitou is not very probable II seems moro likely
that the Russians not having bsen In position to OPP
nsn selves on snsro, and this
may be, o most successful commencement has been
Whether the works executed in the Crimea BY Russia
since It'll will be at Of the allies By this speedy
and to
next year.
VIENNA Thursday, Sept. q.
An estafette sent from tantnops BY the Austrian
Internuncio to Count Coronin dated the 10th Sepsem
ber eleven O'clock brought the 10th to Bucharest the
25 900 French 25 900 English and 1000 Turks d.sem
barked the l4h at Eupatoria without resistance and
marched at once on sebastopol
turn to VarnA in order to bring up the reserve.
posed of IA, oCo French. (signsd) BouRQUENEY.
RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE.
Odessa letters Of the 9Th ul state that all the troops
in the Crmea have been marched to Sebastopo and 70
Inducements hurrying from Nkosjef and Aeschki
towards Perekop Prince Menschiko has exhausted eve
ry mesns Of defence in order to render sebasopo i'm
pregnable well from the land as from the seaside.
Between sebastopol and Bahava there Eve strong
detached forts, sufficiently garisoned. The road from
Balaklava to Yalta is rendered mpassabe and partly
mined There three forts at Eupaturia on the
north, second on the east, third on the west, and
the rear Of SebAstopol encrced by redoubts and
trenches armed with eighteen batteries and defend
only TO- 600 strong RI e said that have
been since thrown In from Odessa There are $1,000
sailors on board the neot in harbor Prince Mensch
kof issued proclamation on the 3d. in which he
prepared the citizens for resistance to the last exremi
ty In this proclamation he enuncrates all the victo
RES gained BY the Russian during tho present
tury and calls his soldiers TO show themsclves equal
to their predecessors in bravery and power Of endu
the i
whole store Of powder go with him ard them into the
air. The proclamation concludes, "Rather let die
On the other hand the Vienna Lloys states that the
Russian line Of defence too extended to be success
the entenched works just Constructed BY the Russians
on the Ia nd side Of scbas topo cannot be very form
dable.
private letter from Russia describes General Gors
chakof a highly educated man. we'll read in the era
ture Of all counies-bnt at the time elderly
1T only for parade Pasiie il speaks Of rreverenty
Gan sntiquated sourenir" After amenting the lack
Of able generals in the Russian army the writer states
SELF and the second best his son G. nstsntne
Nine thousand men continue to work necessarily at
to make Of the stronghods of the Russian empire
II will be years the works IRE complete. The
advanced works extend nearly five English miles beyond
the city.
It is positively stated that whie portion of III, Bri
tish fleet at Baltschk, emearkng troops the Rus
from Odessa to sepasopo they crep out Of the fort
by night and, the troops beng conveyed in the largo
shallow lighters and floats used for loading corn on the
Danube towed close along shore and thus
the allied cruisers Nay, more, Russian steamer came
to the entrance Of Baschik Bay while the fleets we're
there sent In two boats to reconnoe On the eth
q Russian steamer landed detachment Of Cossacks at
Galatz who destroyed the magazines of the Austrian)
Danubisn steamship company, and shipped the Goals.
Since August "a Prince Menschiko has been in iuces
SAINT activity between Perekop and sepasopo organizing
levy en- mdsse.
ADVANCE OF THE ALLIED ARMY ON Sc
'BASTOPOL-ITS PROBABLE ROUTE.
From the London Times, Sept. ~
The long expected blow has ct last been struck and
the allied armies have entered the CrmeA Authentic
intelligence received yesterday BY the Enslsh and
French governments In confirmation OF the intelligence
transmitted to In the preceding night from Vienna
to the effect that IS 900 Of the allied troops landed
at Eupatoria the 18th inst without cncounterrg
sstancc and proceeded to march at In the dirs
ton Of Sebesopol Thus fer, then, the Arst and least
certain part Of this gigantic undertaking has nssn "a
time invasion what they may-And never were they 80
vast complete in the present fate
Of such expedition must always In degree de-
pend upon the winds and waves, and many huge