Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-10-14
Transmitted for tho Baltimore American
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
New YoRK, Oct. 6.-The steame
Canada arrived ut her wharf at six o.
clock this morning, bringing dates from
Liverpool to the Esd ult.
The reported rupture between Persi;
and Turkey is officially contradicted.
1t is decided that neither Swoabore
or Cronstadt shall be attacked this sea
sou, and tho French Baltic feet returns
Il has been officially announced by
tho French aud English governments
that on the 14th ultimo, SIS, 900 men land.
ed withou, opposition a, Eupatoria. and
Immediately marched upon Sevastopol.
Tho transports had returned to Varna
for IA, 900 more Frenchmen.
The Russian fleet had again been run
into Sevastopol by part of the allied
fleet, which had arrived of that port.
A statement had been received from
Constantinoplc, but was yet unconfrm-
&c, that the Gar at the last moment had
assented to terms, and that a steamer
was despatched TO postpone the landing,
but at tho last adyices had not reached
the fleet.
The evacuation of Moldavia was now
complete.
There was current report tina, the
batteries Of Odessa had again beom
tombarded.
Anapa and Kersh were closely block
AIDED.
At last accounts The evacuation of
Wallachia aud Molda'ia was complete.
The Russian rear quad had crossed the
Pruth.
Progress ofthe War.
No result 10 the Alstro.Prussian ne.
sotiations are expelled until the cap.
lure Of Sevastopol.
Prince Menschikof has exhausted ev-
cry means 10 make Sevastopolimpreg-
rable. The approx hes are guarded
by forts, aud u porti,n of the road mi
ned. A proclamation has been issued
preparing the citizen for resistance to
The last extremity. 1.-THE enemy should
obtain the victory, he. ays, "then let the
whole store of powde go with him and
them into the air." .
, Other accounts SO that the Russian
works are too exie1ed to be success
fully maintained, al from the nature
Of the soil and embodiment Just con.
ttructed on the landiide, cannot be for.
midable.
1t is rumored ths the English have
the Russia Express steamer
off Sevastopol, wi,hnportant despatch
es.
1t was reported hat shots had been
exchanged and lis lost during the
landing of the exhibition, bu, it is de.
MED. ..a rsoL
The Russian pr arations were made ,
at another point, rsconceiving the de- /
signs of the allies SIX. +
A Russian stea pr landed a compa.
ny Of Cossacks alGalatz on the 9Th, I
and DESTROYED ii magazines of the g
Danubian Steam mpany, and secured 4
q supply of coal @
EN- LAND. J
The weather throughout England o
was very favorab aud an ABUNDANT
harvest gathered The cholera was
gradually subsidf. No general news
Of moment. D
FiNCE. ''
Nothing Of spial importance. All ;,
was quiet. abb ant crops have been W W
procured.
AIN. :,
The advicesl i'm Madrid represent m
Spain as quiet d progressing fairly lie
under the nev government. There 81
had been no fher outbreaks. Mr.. FL
Souls's letter iewed with contempt. at
No further me- from him. sh
SEECE. agr Ii
1t is now sol hat Greece has made ~ "
a submissive position to the Porte, =. =,
and offers To- yotiate a commercial ~ ~
treaty. hi
. CAssIA. i h.
Schamyl D entered the northern dc
part Of Geors with $4,000 men. and thr
advanced to iouns. The Russians VIII
were taken dpletely by surprise aud wa
retrcated, afh very feeble resistance, no,
into the moi ips. Schamyl carried the
off great d lily of booty, and made wa
Soma pr;sou nf biub ,,o,l TLo,a NH