Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-10-12
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
CANADA.
NEW YoHK. Oct. 6th..

The Canada arrived this mornin,
With dates to the 93rd with a wee
later news. It is interesting. 300
men of the Crimea expedition had land
ed and marched towards Sevastopol.
LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening.-West
ern Canal Flour Sis Sd, Ohio 34s Cd
Corn, yellow and white Sos. Wheat
to los.
Breadstuffs generally firm, with up
ward tendency. Brokers say -four ad'
vanced 2s, wheat i'd, corn is Sd.
Richardson's circular quotes white
wheat at 9s 6d@10s, red 8s 9d@9s,
Western canal -four 29s 6d93fs, Bal
simore and Philadelphia at Sis 6d@33s
Sd, Ohio 33s.
The Canada brings no news of the
Arctic which sailed on her regular day.
The news is important. The Petrel
steamer put back to Clyde damaged
There were five deaths on the San ia
cinto at Southampton.
It is officially announced by the French
and English Governments that on the
4th, 58,000men landed without opposi-
ton at Eupatoria, and Immediately
marched upon Sevastopol. The trans
ports returned to Varna, where there
are now fourteen thousand more French
men. The Russian feet had again run
into Sevastopol and part of the allied
fleets had arrived off that place.
It was stated from Constantinople,
but yet unconfrmed, that the Gear, at
the last moment assented to terms.
A steamer was dispatched to post
pone the landing, but at the last advi-
ces it had not reached the feet.
1t is decided that neither Sweaburg
nor Cronstadt shall be attacked this
season. The French Baltic feet returns
to France. 1t is reported that the bat
teries of Odessa have again been bonn
barded. Anapa and Kerschwere close
ly blockaded. The evacuation of Mol
dayia is now complete. Guyon is re-
called from Asia.
Greece makes submission to the Porte
and offers treaty of commerce. The
rupture with Russia is officially contra
dicted. Spanish affairs are unchanged.
The Belgian ministerial crisis is over,
the ministers remain.
The instructions issued to the troops
at Varna at the moment of their de-
parture had been published, and dis
played evidence of the most minute
care and forethought, and indicate that
the intention is to make an immediate
attack on Sevastopol.
A dispatch dated Varna, the 2ed,
says: From Russian sources it has been
ascertained that the Russians did not op-
pose the landing of the allies, because
their entire force in the Crimea was "a,
900 men, besides the garrison at Sevas-
topoi. The Russians have $500 men
and 4S guns on the heights to Sevasto-
pol, and viii defend them to the utmost.
The allies march on .Sevastopol via
Symperpool. The first encounter was
anticipated about the 21st or 22d, un-
less the Russians advanced from their
position to meet the allies.
Ships with troops were off the fortress
of Kinborn and the Island of Tenbris,
Odessa, doubtless with the view of in
tercepting Russian reinforcements.
The English are said to have captur-
ed Russian Express steamer, with i'm
portant dispatches from Sevastopol.
VIENNA, Wednesday.-The Irenauden
Btudt states that on the 18th, all the
strand batteries recently erected at
Odessa, was destoyed by part of the
allied fleet, on the 18th.
A powder Magazine had exploded at
Pesekop. There is said to be great
loss of life on the part of Russians. A
number of vessels of the allies were al
so damaged.
ST.. PETERsBUReH, IA number
Of regiments have been inspected by the
Emperor and have left to join in the
campaign in the South.
CoEsTANTINoPLE, 17.-Whilst the
embarkation was proceeding at Varna
an English vessel upset two gun-boats,
and twenty lives were lost.
ATHENS, 16.-The French comman-
OCI HAS blldb lf,OOO bIOOpS
should be received at Athens. The |
King refused, declaring that he would
leave mis- capitol.
Prince Napoleon has sent 1875 mus
kets to Schamyl.
Persia is threatened by the Turka-
mons, who have taken the fortress of
Moro and Meschid.
The Grand Duke Constantine was
expected at Symperpool.
The Emperor of the French, it is ru- !
mored, is to visit England.
A most diabolical outrage has been
perpetrated in Ireland. About 900 in
habitants Of Enniskilen and neighbor-
hood, including the Earl of Enniskillen,
proceeded to Derry on the 18th, by
Railroad, and had grand Protestant
and Orange celebration. As they were
returning, the train came in contact with
large fragment of rock, placed upon
the rails, instantly killing the stoker, and
wounding numerous others, including
the Earl 1t is stated to have been
deeply-laid Popish conspiracy, and sus-
picion of it was entertained before; so
unusual precautions were taken, and the
train was going at very slow rate,
otherwise, the loss of life would have
been frightful.