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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

ed to Varna for $4,000 more French
men.
The Russian fleet had again run into
Sevastopol, and part of the allied fleet
arrived off Varna.
1t is stated from Constantinople, but
yet unconfrmed, that the Car at the
last moment assented to terms, and
steamer was dispatched 10 postpone the
landing. but at last advices had not reach
ed the feet.
1t is reported that the batteries Of Cd
eSsa are again bombarded.
Anapa and kensch are closely block
AIDED.
The evacuation Of Moldsva is now
complete.
Guyon has been recalled from Asia.
Greece makes submission TO the Porte
and offers treaty of commerce,
The rupture with Persia is officially
eontradicted.
Spanish affairs are unchanged.
The Belgian ministerial crisis is ovef
are ministers remain.
LIVERPOOL Breadstuffs-All articles
are buoyant. The Brokers' Bord report Is
advance Oh -four, AZ or wheat. and Is.
SIS. on all descriptions of corn. The
upply is light.
Richardson Bros quotations are
white wheat 9s. Cd. a los; Canadian IS.
9s Cd, red SIS. 90. 9s. Western canal
-four 29s. 81. 80; extra 30s. Cd. Sis.
Philadelphia and Baltimore 3ls. Cd; a.
32s, Cd. Indian corr, white ami yellow
GAS. 37s
doing. Barring Bros. report the London
money market dull.
The Canada brings 1873 passengers.
The instructions issued to the troops
al Varna at the moment Of their depart
ure have been published. and display sv-
idence of the most minute care and fore
thought, and indicate that the intention
is to make an immediate push upon Sc
vastopol.
A dispa tch dated Varna. 22d. says it
has been ascertained from Russian sour
ces that the Russians did not oppose the
/ landing of the allies. because their entire
foTce II The Crimea was only 81 600 men
Russians have 30 900 men and f8 guns
on the heights from St. Crimes; to Sc
| vastopol. and will defend the heights to
their utmost. The allies marched on Sc
vtstopol by way of Simperpol. The first
encounter was anticipated about :he 2ls,
or 22nd, ualess the Russians sdven,
C u from their positions 10 meet the al
lies.
Ships with troops were off the for
tress Of Kinborn, and the island OF Te-
ubgia. near Odessa, doubtless with the
! view o! lntercepung Russian Fcin!oEca-
ments.
Tie English are said TO have CAP
tured q Russian express steamer. with i'm
portant dispatches. off Sevastopol,
VIENNA. "Wednesday. The Tremden
BIatt states that on the 18th, al! the
strand batteries recently erected at o.
essa were destroyed b. part of the allied
feet.
! A powder magazine had exploded al
Perekop. There is said to have been a
great loss of life by the Russians. and
number of vessels Of the allies were also
damaged.
ST. PErEasBURo. ia number OF
regiments have beer inspected By the
Emperor, and have left TO join in the
campaign in the south.
CoNsrANrINo PLE. Nv hilst the EN-
barkation was proceeding at Farna. I'll
English vessel upset; two gun boats and
twenty lives were lost.
ATHENS, l6--The French commander
has demanded that Ii 900 troops should
be received at Athens. The King re
fused, declaring he would leave his cap
iisl.
The cholera was aba.ng at Madrid.
The English officers have been sent 10
kars.
Prince Napolean has sen, IL. coo mus
ke;s to Schamyl.
Persia is threatened by the Turkomsns
who have taken :ortresses Of Moro and
Metschild.
The Grand Duke Constantine was ex-
pected at Simperpol.
The cholera was abating st London.
The Emperor ofthe French il is rumor.
ed. is to visit England shortly.
A mos. dia6olioal outrage had bsen per-
petrated in Ireland. About $50 inhsb
itants of Enniskillen and nsighborhoed,
including the Earl Of Enniskillen. pro-
ceeded to Derry on the 10Th by railroad.
and had grand Orange celebrating. AS
they were returning, the train came in
contact with large fragrant Of rock,
placed upon the rails near an EN- bankment
throwing the train off the rails. instantly
killing the stroker. and wounding numer-
Gus others, including the Earl. 1t is sta
ted to have been deeply LAID consp:r
acy. and suspicion of it was entertained
before; so unusual precautions were ia
ken. and the train was going at very
slow rate. otherwise the loss of life would
have been frightful.
DANTzIE. Thursday.--On receip pit Of dis.
patches, all the Admirals met on board
the Duke Of Wellington. Sweaborg and
Cornstadt are not TO be attacked this sea
son. The French Admirals and fleet
sailed for France on Monday. The Aus
terlitz got on Stockholm rocks. threw OIL
81 guns. and got off again.
New YORK Oct. 6.
Kossuth has informed the committee
who invited him to visit Newcastle, that
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