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Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC

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PhWipS-Prcporations 10 m7aak SeJoS-
topol-China Datrs, dc.
New York, Oct. 30.
The steamer Pacific has arrived with
Liverpool dates to the 18th.
The Allies number 10000. They oc-
cupy strong position South Of Scbasto-
pol and have all their besciying apparatus
landed.
Mcnschikoff yet holds the field North oi
Scbastopol with 10000 Russians. Twcn-
ty thousand more are expected, Oct. 15tl
--latest accounts says that Gen. Canalcs
ordered entrenchments to be erected by the
18th
Ten thousand additional French are tc
be shipped Immediately from France tc
the seat of war.
The Baltic will return home without
further operations.
Omar Pacha is preparing to operate OF
the three pointS-thc Pruth, DobrudShi
and the Sea.
Bussia is amassing forces on the Aus.
trian frontier.
1t is surprising that France and Eng.
land are at present discussing the right o
establishing an independent kingdom oi
Poland.
Liverpool, Oct 17.-Brcal,tufts-llar-
ket was excited to day, AMI Flour has al.
vance SIS; and Wheat, since Friday, 6a9d
Indian Corn is finn, with Is advance.
Western Canal Flour 36S@ @36sGd
Ohio, 39s.
White Wheat 11s@1lSGd. The sup
plies of breadstutfs are light.
Lord Raglan's latest dispatches say thai
he expected to open fire in Il few days.
Private dispatches add that an attack OF
the out-works was fixed for the 9th
The Allied siege artillery had mostly
reached the camp ON the 4th
A canonade took place between some
English steamers and the Quarantine fort
at Odessa. Nothing resulted.
A Vienna dispatch says a secret treaty
exists between the Gar and Prussia.
The Sebastopol dispatches are Of the
most conflicting character; some reporting
another defeat, the capture of the South.
~ern Hights, &c, but the most reliable in.
'dicate that nothing remarkable occurred
up to the 9th.
The garrison of sebastopol number
$4,000.
Samuel Phillips, the Novelist, is dead
CumIuerCial failures COullnue TO excite
the public attention. and had produced
disastrous effects.
Copenhagen, Oct. lit is telegraph
Led that the House of Representatives, Es-
.tadoes, had voted by a majority of So,
for the appointment of Committee to
~draw up articles Of impeachment against
ministers, for the PRONUNCIATION ofthe July
ordinance.
Russia-At the recent great fire at Men
~el, the whole place would have been des-
'troyed, but for the exertions Of Anne, lean
'and English sailors in port.
Marshal law is proclaimed in the Gov
''ernment of Chakow, Pultawa and Quiew,
China, &c.-Letters mention that three
attempts have been made by the Insur-
gents to take Canton, but had failed. An
attempt to effect compromise had,
ALSO, failed. The Insurgeants had made
but little progress in rc-capturing the city.
Marseilles, Oct. l6.-Each ship of the
Allied fleets is to furnish a company of
Marines, and eight guns, making a total
.of2oO guns to assist in the seige Of sebas-
topol.
Hamburger, Oct. 16.-Immediate steps
are to be taken for stopping the traffic
of Russia through Prussian ports.
Cholera is rapidly abating in London.
Constantinople letters state that to the
9th, stormy weather. had prevented embark
alton of the Turkish Reserve for the Cri-
mea.
A Russian dispatch says that the French
Gen. Cannobcrt, after having chosen his
point of attack and made every disposi'