Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-10
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
ADDITIONAL BY The CANADA.

The imposing demonstration of the allied troops
against sebastopoI with Its possible results nat
urdily throws into the shade every other feature
of European Intelligence, far the with
Russia Is concerned. The London Times, OF
Sept y, commences all Article ON the subject
thus :
The long expected blow has at last been struck,
and the allied armies have entered the Crlmea.
Authentic intelligence received yesterday by
the English and French governments III cunhr-
nation of tine Intelligence transmitted to Us III
the proceeding night from vienna, 10 the effect
that IS OOo men OF the allied troops landed ut
Eupatoria on the 18th instant, without encounter
ing resistance and proceeded to march at once IN
the direction of Sebustopo Thus fan, then, the
first and least certain part of this gigantic under
taking has been favoraby accomplished.
The same article concludes follows
/ he extent of country to be crossed by our
armies, the nature of these operations and tho
time which must eapsc before sebastopol can be
invested, appear to justify strong hope that be-
fore the siege has commenced the allied forces
will force the enemy to Il battle, Tor the Russians
can hardly resign themselves Ia witness the rapid
progress of an invasion advancing 10 capture
their stronghold, without ut least some attempt
TO oppose this hostile advance. IL snch oa'tie
he fought and won, as we trust 1t VIII De- ny the
prOwess of the two brayest armies on Tue race ol
the earth assIstedby II picked oody OF l-'"oo
Turks, 5, bastopo itself viii tina, aay DC nan
taken; for the garrison will know that Their
chance of relief from without is greatly dunn.
i-hed. and the prestige of the allied troops Will
give Irresistible force to their attack
To our elves confident we have long neen
that this expedition would proceed, aud would di-
rect its whole force against the Cnmea ana Sc
haStopol, the commencement ot TINS campaign
only realizes the expectations we had long ago
formed and expressed. But there are many III
a.; &c Ia world WIN aft cd
to the last an incredulity they .mstook for wis
dom, and doubts which are never wanting when
II great enterprise is foot. Even as late As
the 10th of September, after the expedition had
actually sailed we learn from our correspondents
that an alb surd report found believers III Constan
tinople, that Russia had accepted the four condl-
tions and that the fighting at an end, although
seven days before the Russian answer had reached
Vienna, declaring that the fortune of war could
alone determine the basis of future negotiations
70 the whole race of cuvillers, sceptlcs and a
larmists, both here aud abroad, the successful
landing of the expedition at Eupatora is, far
rs it goes, an an answer 1t has already accom-
plished the greatest combined enterprise of
modern warfare. aud one which even the first
military writers of the last generation held to be
impossible; for to defeat Russian army, and
even to capture Sebaetopol, are ordinary opera
tiuns OF war in comparison with the eXtraordna
ny attempt to convey an army OF sixty thousand
men, completely equipped for the field and for
great siege, across three hundred miles of sea-
We most heartily, therefore, congratulate the
country ON this suspicious commencement of the
campaign which already realizes our cxpecta
ii ms and promises to with victory our
strongest hopes.
THE BALTIC.
A Dispatch from Duntzc to the London Morn
ing Herald says: On receipt of dispatches from
England all the Admirals met ON board the Duke
of Wellington Swcaborg and Cronstadt are not
TO be attacked. The French AdmirGls and French
fleet return to France; they left ON the 10Th.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN AUGUSTA We learn
that distressing accident happened at Waynes-
borough, Augusta county, on saturday evening
last HENRY MAssIE youth; while out gun