The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-01
Foreign News.

EOrelgn NEWS.
The following is the news brought by the
Washington, in regard to the Eastern war
The Washington arrived at New York on
the efth inst.
No Official dispatches have been published
relative to the battle of Alma.
The English had 2O00 killed and wound
ed, aud the French 200.
The allies had changed their plans. and
were TO attack Sebastopal on the south, as
that is the weakest side.
The base Of operations is Baladay; where
the cavalry and siege artillery were laaded
from the fleets.
The Russians had sunk ships.of the line
in the harbor's mouth.
The bombardment of Sebaslopol begun
with October.
Marshal St Armand is dead. and Gen
San Robert commands the French army.
Wenel has been nearly destroyed by 6re.
The steamer Pacific arrived at Liverpool
on Tuesday night.
Edward divers affirs will be Immediate
! ly adjusted.
james McHenry has suspended.
| Vienna, Tuesday evening the 20th
Of September l30 guns dleembarked at Ba-
laklay.
Bucharest, Oct 5.-Prince Gerchikof /,
ill.,
There is great concentration in the Turk
ish troops at Mrchen.
Omar Pasha begins operations againat the
Russians in Bassardlay immediately.
A dispatch from Marselles of the 10th
announces orders to be given to receive tn,
remains Of Marshal st. Armand with all ho
nors. The farewell which he had addressed
t. the army, dated the 2Gth of September
arrived at TouIin, and says he was overeom.
by the cruel disease against which he has ST
lcng struggled He is obliged to resign hi.
command, aud pays the highest compliment!
TO his successor, San Robert.
The London Times Of Oct 9lh, 10th ana
lth, contains the details of the battle of tn,
Alma The news Of the death of St .lr
mand reached Paris and London on SUNDAY
after the battle of the Alma.
The Russians burnt all the villages thro
which they passed in their flight They lef
5000 wounded behind them 1000 Rus
slams who were eScorting a convoy Of muni
tons of war had been made prisoners.
Menschikof narrowly escaped capture.
Additional official reports OF the battle o
Alma published on the oh, states the los
AS follows: 90 officers, 10 sergeants, 2 drum
mrrs, and 3O6 rank and file killed: 73 Off
GERS, So sergeants, II drummerS, and 1872
rank and file wounded: l3 missing.
Private dispatches mention that great de
: moraljzaion prevailed at SebastapoI.
The Allies destroyed the a9ueduet whicI
supplied the fortress.
The inhabitants of Odessa have given
pledge to bum that place rather than ALLOW
1t to fall into the hands of The allies.
After the battle Of Alma, the carriage o
Menschikof, with his private correspond
ence, was taken by the French
There is general movement in operation
. in Poland. and along the whole line.
The Russian Guard were advancing by
forced march on Warsaw.
The troops in the Kingdom of Poland ar,
ordered to the Austrian frontier.
Eg" The lIoa. jacob Coldmer the new
i elecle United States Senator from Yer
mont, was Postm"s er General in the cele
brated Galphin Cabinet OF General TAILOR
lie will meet in the Senate one of his asso
cialrs in the same body, Mr.. Clayton, tn
Senator from Delaware 1t seems TO be th
objrct OF tn party calling itself "Rcform" il
The Free States, toresiorc the "Galphins" t
power.