The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-31

var not even Official confirmation Of the commence
rneut OF the bombardnent OF Sebastopol Rumors Of
course abound The most important II true, Is that the
Russian General Won Osten -Sacken has entered the
ra. nv the Ishmus Of Perekop the head of 40 200
man and was advancing to form junction with Mems
rbiko6 with view to attack the allied army and rails
xhs siege OF Sebasopol This rumor was current the
dav before Yesterday at Vienna You must take 1t tale
onale teegraphic despatch from Marsellss yester-
dsv brings news Constantnople Of the 5h Of Oct
was reported there that the Russians 20 900 strong
had made sotie from sebastopo and had been routed
by the allies. As regards the bombardment Lord Rag
Ian his last DESPATCH dated 9th Of October says that
The bombArdnent would commence in few days II
has doubtless commenced this but gentlemen
at home fancy that 100 pieces Of siege artillery be
landed mounted and Aired all at once; not to speak OF
the resistance offered to them.
The allies daily receiving endorsements OF all
arms at Balakiava, and than match for osen-
Sacken and Menschko Louis Napoleon has already or
dered Is 900 to join the expedition and more are to
follow. We even promised winter campaign.
number OF divers and engineers with volta battery,
have left Woowich the purpose Of getting up the
vessels and sunk by the Russians at the mouth o
the harbor Of Sebastopol 800 .
Despatches are expected in town tonight for the gov
ernment The courier left Marseilles yesterday With
The position of Austria and Prussia towards each
other respectively and towards the German Diet Is be-
coming daily tender Prussia will In the long rum
think knock under. Notes are being almost daily
changed between the two governments. Austria has,
however, not yet made up her mind to declare
Russia The report that the Prince of Prussia to
start special mission to Vienna Is contradicted
An the Berlin journals.
The views and intentions Of tho government Of Pres
Gent Pierce, regards Greytown and the sending OF
American vessels of there TO salute the Ncaraguan
Gag, and as the last accounts received from
he United States assert, to insult the Dag
comment. The prevailing opinion is that the
mors exaggerated and that no government would
wantonly disturb the commercial prosperity and the
good feeling Which actually exist between England aud
America. IL Is, moreover hoped that the majority OF
,he esens ., the United states are asese 10 war wn
1eniions will be dsavowed by the United States govern
mcnt.
heard nothing respecting the Congress Of
American Ministers ut Parisor, as it is now said, at
Ostend-nor the object Of sueh Congress- You will pro-
badly something about ii your side Of the water
From Denmark we learn, under date Of Copenhagen,
October IA. that the motion for committee to i'm
peach the had been carried in the Danish
House Of Commons by majority Of SO to g.
The Turkish government has officially announced that
the prohibition of the export Of grain from Turkey has
From Spain we have nothing Don Enrique has
been sent into exile The cholera Is committing ravages
in EStramadura.
The Queen has returned 10 Windsor. Major Beresford
in recent speech having applied the word coward in
connection with Sir James Grahame the honorable baro
net called him outor At least demanded apology
the alternative An ample apology was Immediately
given.
The funeral Of Marshal St. Arnaud took place ycster
day at Paris, with great ponip. The whole of the
imperial guard turned out and excited great attention
Tie musical world at Paris Is quite in uproar at
the disappearance of Mile Cruvell She very
trio young lady, and If she does take within into her
head she sticks to it, The other night she to sing
in the "Huguenots'- crammed-but 10! she
came and the had to be returned But the most
extraordinary part of the affair is that nobody knows
where she has gone She has left all her jewels, &C.,
and conjectures running wild about her. The Opera
directors have instituted proceedings against her. and
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seized security. Tie airs some artists give them
selves-they should confne themselves to singing them
lis really absurd. When little birds sing paid
<and well paid to sing, and won't sing they should be
made to sing Her engagement at the Opera is worth
10000, and very little to do.
Our theatrical hero has commenced. The
Princesss under Charles Kean has opened with bad
play by Douglas Jerrod, called the Heart Of Cold and
smart little farce called Living too Fast Wright and
Hudson with their broad humor, aided, moreover by
the active legs of the Spanish dancers and the graceful
bounds and pirouettes of Sonora Nena, fill the Haymar
ket Robson who genius, draws good houses to the
Olympic. At the Alelphi Morris Barnard has just had
his farewell benefit after great success before starting
for America.
London is filling. All the ministers will be in town
this week. The parties of the will however, be
few. There is scarcely family that has not lost son,
brother, husband, relative in the war; and
most Of the regiments out in the East contain members
of our best families
1t is quite clear that the campaign in the Baltic Is
for this year. All the sailing vessels of the feet
have returned TO Spithead