The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

NeUM O. fHR UNION I'D HUaeh
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM KU8oPE.
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NO BATTLE VET N the cuMEA.
March Of tho Xxpeditionary Army on
Sebastopol.
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The Russians Reported to Have
RecrOssed the Danube.
THE AUSTRIAN TROOPS IN THE PANclPAlITlfs.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT From HOLLAND.
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me Refusal Of the Dutch . indemnify
Captain 0ibson.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
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Mr.. Soule Denounced to the Government
by a Negro.
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HIS ARRIvA IN PARIS.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &C., &c.
VERY INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.
THE NEWS By THE UNION.

THE NEWS By THE UNION.
Tho steamship Union, from Havrs on 27th ult, ar
rived at this port at twelve o'clock (noon) ycterday
ard the Europa, from Liverpool 30th Of September
arrived ct Halifax during the same forenoon We are
thus in possession Of weeks later from Europe.
The Union left Havre At noon and Southampton at
r. N. Of the eth.
The mail steamship Washington touched OF South
Ampton on her way to Bremen the 23d ult. The
Europa reached Liverpool the same day.
The United States steam frigate San Jacinto Capt.
srisling sailed from Southampton for the Baltic
the 27th ult. The Mayor Of Southampton paid OIL
dial visit to this 6ne ship the previous day.
The British screw steamship Indiana (Croskoy Co..
rne) loading at Hsvre for New York, and to
leave that place the Sd and the 4th
She to be succeeded by the magnificent stesm
ship Cresus Of $500 tons and eco horse power in No
vember.
The English and French journals received by the
Union contain further important details respecting the
expedition against the Crimea The Allied forces landed
appears to the south Of EupatoTia and twenty miles
10 sebsstopol than at FIRST reported The
landing place at Old Fort in latitude 49, only thirty
miles dist mt from the Russian stronghold Before the
night of the l4th the commanders in chief had
succeeded in lanoing all th-ir infantry and
Part Of their artillery. On the Is h the swell
on shore considerably impedsd operations, but
progress made, supported by division Of the
feet under Sir f. Lyons On the 10th utimo the disem
ba kston Of horses and proceeded with with
the utmost rapdty The siege train and heavy baggage
would not probably he landed at Old Fort but to be
carried by tho feet to place to sebssopo
where they could be landed under the protection Of the
army, and thus the fatigue and difficulty Of convey
apoe by land. The army to remain in position at
Old Fort till the 18th, when the troops to march
along the coast road Sebastopol in the vicinity of
which it expected they would arrive about the Goth
The health Of the troops excellent.
Omer Paoha received at Bucharest the 22d of Sep.
tembcr the following despatch, dated Old Fort septem
Der H. and signed by Marshal st. Arnaud and Lord Rag
laus--
owe beg leave to inform your Highness that dis.
embarked successfully to the north Of SebAstopo The
enemy offered no opposition occupied positions
preston the Tartar population who do not conceal
their sympathy for our cGuse al guns and material
have Eeen landed and march upon sebastopol with
every cenhcene in the of grand enterprise"
variety Of rumors current at the sailing of the
steamer OF which, that the Russians had boen
pletely routed, with ofs Of IS oc0 men, not
dited.
teesraphic despatch from Vienna Of the Goth, an
that Prince Menschikof had advanced with his
troops to Bulsuk, the river Alma and had taken
position there, awaiting the attack Of the allies, and
autographed to s. Petersburg that the Russian feet had
sailed from sebss.opo to intercept the reserve Var
This supposed to be too good to be true
The Paris Steele says that Prince Msnschko viii await
the attack Of the allied troops In the sntrenched
which protects ssbastopo Should the camp be taken,
the town will be defence!ess and the old prince viii him.
self ret are to it, in fulfment OF the resolution
pouncsd in his proclamation Having done this, he viii
the command Of the aset and rsk naval BATTLE
not with the hope Of success but in the expectation
Of glorious disaster
Accounts from the Baltic that II nearly certain
orders have been received from England for the bonn
bardment Of Revel before the return Of the fleets.
The German papers mention rumor from Bucharest
Of great importance II true, vir;-that the Russians
had not only not evacuated GasE but that the corps
General nders 600 strong had recrossed the Danube
and entered the Dcbru ischa Letters from Machn also
sats that that Place had been occupied again by the
Russians, who determined to try a coup de main
against varna.
The Baltic reached Liverpool at 2 A n on the 27th
uit
Lord Denman died the 2eth.
The viceroy Of Egypt has given orders TO dispatch
10000 additional troops with corresponding force Of
artillery, TO take part in the war in the East.
The Paris Koneur announces that the Austrian Gene.
raj Hess made his entry into Bucharest the 2d Sep
tsmbsr The Emperor Of Austria had despatched tee.
graphic orders TO General Hess to offer opposition to
the movement Of the Turkish army upon GLlatz
Ibraa, in the event Of such movement. forming part
Of the combinations OF Omer Pacha. No impeachment is
to be thrown IN the way by tho Austrian troops to Often
operations by the allies against Russia In the Prn
cpaltics.
Tho Liverpool Times Of September 81 says.-rhs com.
merca panic in the United states severely felt by
ersl Birmingham manufacturers hitherto grestly do
pendent upon the American mission houses in this
country. There 10 abatement of the extreme slack
Of American orders, and importers Of hardwares
who now in England for the ostensibs and avowed
object Of buying goods returning without making
purchases having by the last arrivals uusatac
tory accounts Of the state Of affairs at home Both
1t respects The reduced stosk hand and the ina
Nifty Of their customers to retire current bills, the
ports unpropitous 1t is nevertheless the opinion
OF The american importers referred to that at any early
period the trade viii again open, and hardware goods
be in demand.
An English company Is about TO establish steam
packet Communication between Bremen Antwerp, Havrc
and New York direct.
Baron Audre Marie Hue who was successfully Ars,
valet de ehabes to Louis XVIII and Charles X died
the 10th u, at his estate Of st. sauvsur, Bray
Qssins and Marncj, where since 1880, he lived In
psts retirement He the only Of NJ. Hue whose
frequently mentioned faithful and valued
servant in the history Of the latter days Of Louis XVI
The corn market at Marx Lane, on the 25th ult was
steady, but with improvement in price Fine qualities
sought after for the Continent seeding purposes
Foreign wheat 6sm. American -four being scarce, was
relatively higher than other Sorts Oats 3D. 70 H. per
quarter dearer.
At the Liverpool Corn Market the 10Th ul., there
was fair stterdance Of buyers With good demand
four wheat and Indian corn 1t further advance upon
prices Of the 22d making tho improvement Of the week
"A. to Cd per bu,hsi for wheat Is Cd psr barrel On
-four, and 90. per qusrter on Indian corn.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts show
tendency to qustnsss In buiinss although prices
pretty vel maintained At Manchester the export bue
was inactive, and the mukct dull. Al Brminghxm
the demand for iron satisfactory The depressed
condition Of ocmnsrcal affairs In the United States
felt both In Edrminrham and Noitralam. The Ira al