Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-16
BY SATURDAYS MAILS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS


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amPton on the afternoon of the 9th with u Deal
pilot ON board for the Baltic, hoping 20 be in time
to witness the bombardmrnt of Reyel.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
VIENNA, Friday Evenng.-It is rumored in
the Greek mercantile circulars that the allies
have obtained II signal advantage. The funds
have risen III consequence.
1t was reported that the attack upon Sobasto-
pol had been fixed for the 25th September
The Russian feet la been accommodated in
the port of Sebastopol, by the French steamship
Napoleon.
THE SEIGE OF SEBASTOPOI.
1t Is confirmed that ON the 18th September, Eu-
patora was occupied without opposition by 20)O
Turks, 1000 French and 1000 English troops
The Russian garrison, numbering 400, surren-
dered at discretion. The advance guard
under command of Prince Napoleon. On the
llth the main army landed, unoppos"d, half way
between Eupatoria and Sebastopol-horses,
tlery and munitions-ali safely. The Russians
retired in good oder as the allies landed.
Menchkotf. who had his headquarters at Smp
heropol, immediately advanced to Burliuck, on
the River Alma, where he awaits rcinforccments
to give battle to the allies.
Fifteen sail of the line were off Sebastopol.
Baron Hess. the Austrian General, arrived at
Bucharest on the 23d September and was received
with distinction by Omer Pasha.
News of battle was looked for i'll London every
Prince Menscikotf had also teegraphed to ST.
Petersburg that the Russian fleet had sailed from
Varna. This supposed to be too good news
TO be true.
The Paris Slegle says that Prince Menschikotf
will await the attack of the allied troops in the en-
trenched camp which protects Sebastopol Should
the camp be taken, the town will be defenceless,
and the old Prince will himself set fire to it in full
ilment of the resolution announced in his procla-
nation. Having done this he will assume the
command of the fleet, and risk NAVAL battle-not
with the hope of success, but in the expectation of
IA glorious disaster.
The viceroy of Egypt has given orders to dis
patch 10000 additional troops, with cores
ponding force of artillery to take part in the
in the East.
The Emperor of Austria had Despatched tele-
graphic orders to Gen. Hess to offer no opposi-
ton to the movement of the TurkRh army upon
Galatz lbralks in the event of such
ment forming part of the combinations of Omer
Pacha.
THE DANUBE,
Only two battalions will remain Mt Blu 'harest,
and small detachmcnts will occupy the various
points on the left of the Danube.
A dispatch says that omer is preparing to be-
sege lsmail
THE BALTIC.
News of the bombardment of Revel was daily
expected. At last accounts the larger portion of
squadron was at Margen.
THE WHITE SEA.
Capt. Lyons officially Announces to the British
Admiralty the destruction of the town of kola,
which he burned to the ground without losing u
man.
THE SEA OF AZOF.
Four Anglo French steamers will endeayor to
force an entry into the Sea of Azof to capture
Russian transports, which now convey rein
torcememtS into trimca.
1SOn the l3th Tuscan ship at Constantinople
reported that an army of 10000 at Taganro
ready to be conveyed in pantoons and gun boats
to enikaloo or katia. The journal of Constan-
tinople states that this force had put TO sea
oyertaken by tempest, and two hundred men
drowned This is considered doubtful.
ASIA.
The Turkish army occupies the camp aban-
doned by the Russians near Kars.
Schamyl has effected junction with his Lieu
tenant, Daniel Day, and threatens an immediate
attack 1'hs. Daniel has had two engage
ments, both successful, against Gen. Wrenkles.
a division of the Polish artillery. had deserted
to the Turks, bringing two guns.
PRUSSIAN NEGOTIATIONS.
The Austrian circular note of the llth ult.,
addressed 10 all the States of the Germanic Con-
federation, except the two Mecklenburgs, has
been met by Russian note, dated the II St call
ing upon Austria to define categorically what is
meant by German interests.
a Prussian note has also been presented to
the Diet, promising moral support TO the four
guarantees required from Russia, but urges a
postponement of all discussion ON the subject
GREEK AFFAIRS.
According to the terms of a note exchanged
between France, England and Bavaria, the l5a-
varian Government has sent NJ. Mauvicr as a
special Envoy to reason King Ohio into obedi-
cnce. The Sultan has extended for one month,
the period allowed for settling the difficulties with
the Porte.
GAHtr BRITAIN.
Capt. Mcclure and tho crews of his Polar Ex-
petition had arrived at Cork.
he Marquis of Ormond, and Mrs Warner
the actress dead.
Alderman Noon has been elected Lord Mayor
of London.
A new civic police for Paris is to be organized
on the model of the London police.
Prince Poniatowskii the Tuscan Minister at
Paris has resigned, and intends to become nat
uralized French subject. He is "A favorite of the
Emperor. who will appoint him to high office.
General Pompomere is dead. lie 65
years of age.
Renewed disturbances are feared at Mad
rid.
Barcelona is more quiet
The ! lines correspondent again asserts that
the Spanish authorities hold the proof of Mr..
Soue's connection with the recent Instruction
airy attempts.
The government has removed all French re-
fugees into the interior, beyond the Ebro.
1t is not true that O'Donnell will accept the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Gems. Codoya Manaquessa and Eazareno will
soon return to Spain.
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