Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-16
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
EuROPEAN NEWS.


.eould aos.en,er The Merssy until , o clock.
= The ST. Louis sailed from SOUTHAMPTON on
the e5lh ult. sstf.a tt
81. The screw steamship Alps arrived at Kings
- ton Island on, The 2sd with troops from Halifax,
and reached LyefpoO on the 25th.
-Bv the London NewsWe are informed that Mr..
= Soule. Minister At Madrid was on Tuesday, I
sthe s4,h refused permission TO pass through I
Franoe on bis return from England to Spain.
The London Morning Post announces semi
officially the aequisilon Of Samsna, says it
amounts virtually If not absolutely to the an
,nexalion Of 81, Domingo. The acquisitlea by
by the IT, s., Of soimportant position Of the
West indies, position threatepiug out either
hand to the Spanish Islands Of Cuba and Por-
go"Rieo. aad so directly effecting the British
West Indian Possessions cannot be received
WiIhfndiferelce.
: A Letter from the Hague the slst announced
departure Of Mr.. Gibson for America says that
he took with him results Of the Conference Of
the Ministers at 0stend.
The latest on the 2lst, the operations Of the
besegers continued and their FIRE was efeetu-
ally answered, the Notifications we're little dam |
aged. ''
The Abasia Chiefs have refused to receive
Schami's Envoy.
HaziT Pasha has consequently cut of all
communication with the Court Of AbasiA.
Paris, Friday night there is no confirmation
of the entry'of the Russians into the Dobred-
sha, It is therefore doubted.
Sir John Rurgoin on the l4th fixed the sites
for batteries which Will destroy the Russian
shipping
A Russian war steamer had been captured by
the feet.
q The Moniteur Of this morning contains an
account of victory over the Russians near
Gumrs, they los; their baggage. and 80 guns,
and Russian General was killed.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Noon.
Our Cotton Market to,day'is unchanged
The sales are probably between eight and nin'
hundred pounds.
Sevastopolisnot tAken-the latest advice
show that 20 days elapsed between the depar
ture OF the. bssieging armies from Balaklavi
and their opening fire upon Sevastopoi' Bot
the French and English had their bAtterle
ready on the 18th. On the l7tb fire was open
ed on the place from land and sea- The bonn
bardment continued till night, the Russians los
300 killed and wounded.
Admiral KOiuiliff was killed. The RussiaI
Notifications suffered very little.
On The next day the bombardment was re
sumed
Next day when the mail left Constantinopl
FIVE steamers had arrived at Balaklava with mel
wounded in repelling great SOrtie Of 10000
strong.
Generals Raglan and Conrobert had sum
monsd Sevastopol to surrender, and requested
4 L. h.. axuo
and fags to be hoisted upon the hospitals.
SO far as known the Russian army is con
eentrating upon the upper Belbee, aud alread
numbers 10000.
The Allied army is divided into siege arm
and an army of observation.
On the 18Th and 18th the garrison OF SeVas
topol made sorties and destroyed some smal
works.
On the evening OF the 9Th n convoy Of 400
Russians succeeded in entering SeVasopol.
The Allies now number 10, ,0G0 thousand
and 5000 additional French were readyto EN-
bark from Marseies on the 2lst, and 800
Turks from Varna.
Letters Of the 18th say that the Allies 30
run batteries and after a few days fire will al
Tempt to storm at the garrison, which is est
mated at 40, 90 men altogether.
The prospect Of the speedy fall of SevastC
pol is not so favorable to the Allies.
Admirable Machnof who commanded {
sinope is commander of SevRstOpol, he hi
published an address saying that he will deter
Il to the last aud any one is welcome To sho
him ifhe don't.
Adyices from Constantinople to the 18Th 81
that the Russians had retaken Eupatora
An allied force is sent under Gen. Bosqu
and AchHacha to Perekap to prevent the u
vance of TIE Russians.
Affairs look black between Russia and Au
tTia.
4 great council Of war was held at Vienn
the Emperor presiding
Its reported thst Austria summoned RUS
10 withdraw from the frontier OF 6sllacia.
The whole Austrian army was TO b. put
war footing on the Goth.
The garrison ofVienna has orders 10 be rea'
for marching at 40 hours notice.
Russia in the meantime continues to mena
Austria
The CEsr has gone to Warsaw.
Forces are concentrating on the Austri'
froatier.
y Little doubt is entertained at Vienna that @
long their will be active hostlieS.
RUssIA.-Austria has returned an answ
to the last despatch Of the Prussan Cover
ment, repeating that AuStiiawill adhere inhe
IDLY to her policy expressed in the nttc of Il
30hof September
The action which Prussia would take vi
looked for with greet anxiety
GREAT BMTGIS The British feet is
leave The Baluc about the end Of NovembC
returning 10 squadrons to Plymouth. and Corl
Five AoAtiug ba0alions and gan boats draw
ing 4 feet water are building in England.
'..Anothsr polar expedition is to be sent ne
Spring to bring home the remains Of Sir Jol
FranRln's parry. DR. Ray will have the con
maud
Galvanic apparatus was being constructed
New Castle on the Tyne to blow up the shij
sunk of Seyastopol.