Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-14
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

London papers to the 9th ultimo contain SOM
further details respecting the expedition against thu
Crimea. The allied forces landed it appears to thu
south of Eupatoria and twenty miles nearer to Sc
bastopo than vas at first reported The landing tool
place at Old Fort in latitude 49, emily thirty miles disan
from the Russian stronghold Before the night Of thu
18th the command had succeeded in landing their nfan
try and part of their artillery On the 18th the swell
shore considerably mpeded the operations but pro
press was made supported by division Of the feet under
Sir E. LYONS On the 10th the Decentralization of
and baggage proceeded with the utmost rapidy. The
heavy baggage would probably be landed at Old Fort
but was to be carried by the feet to other place
to Sebasopo where it could be landed under the
protection Of the army thus saving fatigue and difficulty
of conveyance by land The army was to remain in po
sitiou at Old Fort until the 18th, when the troops
to march along the coast road to Sebastopo in the vci
nifty of which it was expected they would arrive about
the Goth. The health Of the troops was excellent.
Omer Pacha received Bucharest the 22d Septem-
Der the following despatch, dated Old Fort September
IT. and signed by Marshall ST. Arnaud and Lerd Ragand
1--WE beg leave to inform your Hghness that we dis
| embarked successfully to the north of Sebastopol.
aThe enemy offered no opposition as we occupied our
positions
This circumstance has produced the most profound
impression the Tartar population, who do not conceal
their sympathy Tor our cause.
.Al eur guns and material have been landed, and we
march ebastopo with every confidence the success
of our grand enterprise"
A Geographic despatch from Vienna of the Goth an
nounces that Gen. Menschikof had advanced with his
troops Barwck, the river Alma, and had taken
position there, awaiting the attack Of the Allies and
expecting reiuforcemens Prince Menschikof had also
telegaphed to ST. Petersburgh that the Russian feet
had sailed from Sebastopol to intercept the
from Varna. This supposed to be too good news to
be true.
The Paris Steele says that Prince Menschikof will await
the attack of the allied troops in the entrenched camp
which protects sebastopo Should the camp be taken
the town viii be defenoeess and the old Prince will him
self set fire to in fufment of the resolution announced
in his proclamation Having done this, he will assume
the command of the feet and risk naval battle not with
the hope of success but in the expectation of glorious
disaster.
The German papers mention rumor from Bucharest
of great portance if true viz That the Russians had
not only not evacuated Galatx but that the corps Of Gen.
Luders sixty thousand strong, had recrossed the Da
nube and entered the Dobrudscha Letters from Mtchin
also that that place had been occupied again the
Russians who were determined to try coup do main
against Tarna.
The Paris Moaitear that the Austrian Gen.
Hess made his entry into Bucharest the 23d Sep
TENDER.
The Emperor Of Austria had dispatched elegraphic
orders to Gen. Hess to offer opposition to the
of the Turkish army upon Gaatz lbrala in the
of such movement forming part Of the combina
tion of Omar Pacha.
No impeachment is to be thrown in the way by the Aus
tran troops to the offensive operations of the Allies
against Russia in the Principates.