Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-10-05
NEWS By THE AMERICA.
NEW YoRK, Sept. S9.
,esdstufs slightly advanced.

Baltsehik within two days onoulo
this have taken place, it is probable the
whole convoy sailed on the 4th. The
vessels amount to more than 400, be-
sidss pontoon boats and RATS. Suppos-
ing no delay occurred, the expedition
might be expected to reach the nus
sian shores on the 9th, when a day
landing would depend upon circum-
stances.
The total destruation of the forts at
Bomarsund, and the departure of the
French troops to France, is confirmed.
The feet is gone from Ledsund to
Nargs. paraguay d'Hillers has gone
to Berlin.
Count Carolini entered Bucharest on
the 9Th at the head of 1900 Austrian
troops.
By the first of September the Rus
slams had completely evacuated Galatz
and fbrailia.
The navigation of the Danube is now
free. Gen. Bragstern ordered the in
habitants of Odessa to reduce the city
to ashes, if the allies should attempt to
take it; then retire.
The proclamation concluded, woe to
those who remain behind or attempt to
extinguish the fire.
Although Austria does not consider
the rejection of the four conditions as
CasHs Bell, still she looks on the guar
antees demanded by the western powers
as the only basis Of durable peace
She will at the same time she maintains
an armed neutrality, neglect no opportu-
nifty of urging Russia to accept the pro-
position.
The London Daily News publishes
the following letter:
BERLIE, Sept. 7th.-The Prussian
government addressed circular on the
10th to the secondary German courts
It tells them although for the sake of
peace, she supported at St. Petersburg
four points, insisted on by the western
powers. She does not think they are
indispensable in German point of view.
The king cannot recommend his German
allies TO acceda to the four conditions In
such manner as to incur on their ac-
count expenses and obligations not COM
manded by the spirit and end Of the
Austria Prussia convention.
The King hopes the Emperor of Aus
tina will take this view of the case and
adhere to it as it becomes a German
Prince. He hopes, moreover, that the
Emperor, seeing his States gre guaran:
teed against attacks from the side OF
Russia will abstain from every act OF
aggression against Russia, and avoid all
complication not necessary for the pro-
lection of German interests.
1t is supposed Christina arrived in
Portugal on the Sd. The confscation
of her property had fairly begun. The
Governor Of Overdo seized the coal
mines, which formed part of it.
IHr CnOIera Is raging in London
1000 deaths in three ~asLs. andinr
9th.
The Crimea expedition is the largest
in the annals of warfare. The fleet
mustered s5,OO0 sailors, and 5000 can
non. Among the land force are go, 900
English, $4,000 Turks, and 10000
Egyptians. This English squadron left
varna on the Sd. The French General
Arnaud and the Turks sailed on the
5th, to Join the British near the mouth
of the Danube. The debarkation was
to take place at Point Baba, where there
are fifteen fathoms of water. Once
landed, they viii entrench. They will
next defeat the Russians in the field
From the sea, Fort Constantinople,
mounting 10 guns, is the principal OBJ
iect of attack. Prince Menchikoff con-
duets the defence of Sebastopol.
There are 10000 men in camp at
Odessa, besides a full garrison in that
city. Many ships are converted into
FIRE ships. A new levy of ten men in
thousand is ordered throughout the
western portion of the empire.
There are rumors that the French Ad-
miral, Hamilton is opposed to the Sebas-
topol expedition, and that Arnaud took
the sole responsibility; also, that sealed
orders we're on their way from France
to stop the expedition. These rumors
are not generally credited.
Orders calling home the Baltic feet
to England causes apprehensions that
the Russian feet will escape from the
Baltic and will commit devastation upon
commerce.
1t is rumorsd that Napier wished to
resign.
The Russians evacuated Brailow and
Galats, leaving the Danube.
A force of four Thousand Austrians
entered Bucharest, on the 9Th, and were
formally received by Omar Pasha. 1T
is reported that Omar and the Austrian
Commander subsequently disagreed.
There is a complete rupture between
Persia and the Porte.
The Independent Beige gives the
substance of the Cars reply to the last
note. The Gear expressed surprise that
Austria should have transmitted such
proposals, unaccompanied by any con-
cessions on the part of the four powers.
The Gar Internationally rejects the
proposals. He says Russia made every
concession compatible with honor, and
it only remains for the Czar to try
eventualities. The Emperor will avoid
increasing the complication of war, but
will repel with energy all attacks from