The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06
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H.gLF INST SIX O'CLOCK, f. M
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
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T H e w A r.
LANDING OF The CnIMEAN EXPEDITION
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Reports Of the Acceptance of the Peace
Propositions by the Gear.
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TRANQUILITY At MADRID.
The Steamship Arctic Left on Her Appointed
Day from Liverpool.
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THE STEAMER PETREL PUT BACK.
COTTON BREASsTUrFs BU0YAsT,
&C., &C., &c.


Tho mali steamship Canada, from Liverpool. 1ok
O'Clock morning Of Saturday 23d uit arrived early this
no4nng.
The sesmship Arctic lss Liverpool onher regular day.
with over two hundred passengers. ahe has, In all
probability, met with some accident snd returned.
Tho Canada had fine weather the whole 70, age.
Tho steamship Petrel Cart Nms, with one hundred
and eleven passe ssers from Glasgow for New York. hsd
put back to tho Clyde where she arrived the lSth
having met with weather; her raasts carried
away, decks swept, buwarks driven in aud leaky Fys
passer gers had died.
The United Satcs steamer San acinto had arrived at
Souths mpton, ard would leayo In few deys.
'he news is interesting. Liverpool ccttcn market
contia uea dull; breadstuffs buoyant.
THE WAR.
5AFD-xa OF THE CRIMEA ExrypITIoN AT zupAronrA
THE ARMY MARCHING ON sEBASTOPOL.
Tho arst news Of the Landing of the expedition
ssainst the Criea, frons,vienna dssd evening
Goth, as follows
Fifty eight thousand mon landed at Eupatoria on the
l4th.
The next was the following oaicisl announcement,
forwarded from the British War Department u shc Lon
don Trts Of tho 2sd, for publcaScn.-
Teegraphic accounts have been reoved by her Majcs
tys government from Vienna and Bucharest annonuc-
5000 Ersnah, and 600 Turkish troops knded on the
th At fupatoria without meeting any resistance and
had commenced marching on sebastopoi.
Our Paris correspondence of date the olst says -
An official despatch, posted up the Bonrse to-day
confirms ths news OF the landing OF the Crmea expe-
clifton en- the l4th at tupatora. This intelligence
tinople to Gen Coronini at Bucharest.
Anumber OF transports had Tctusn nod - varna for
the french of IA 600 Some Of the allied
shpsar lying of the fortress Of Knburn snd the
Of Tcndrn odessa with the object cS nterccpns
any Russian ssinforcements intended for tho Crime.
REPORTED ACCEPTANCE OF THE CONDI
TIONS OF PEACE.
Accounts from Constantinoplo Of september 10 bring
pows Of grsat importance, If true The statement was
that theCsar had consented accop, tho PROPOSE
tons of the Western Powers, and that an armstice
would ho the consequence. 1t was said that on the
morning Of the lat the Porto and the Austrian
Intsrnusco received sespatshas gnif,ing The cxsrs
willingness to accept the four propositions as tho basis
Of negotiations. The same day steamer was despatch
ed to learn tho whereabouts Of the allied expedition
and the succeeding dsy tne Sth, another small steam
er called the Danube ant with pressing dispatches
to tho fee supposed by that tine to he at Serpens
Isle Az the steamer small and the weather bois-
tsrous it could not avs arrived before the expedition
disembarked.
Thin important Ia yet unconGrIned; but is posi-
lively assorted.
ODESSA AGAIN BOMBARDED.
Accor ding to tn news4Dpsr Fremden B'att. all the
srand batteries roccntly ected OF Odessa, dos
troyed by ships of - allied aeet. Previous ad-
vices stated that eight A4slo French steamers had
taken up position befoTs't town. To this, how.
ever must append private despatch, which siys,
from Vienna, evening 10th, 'the account given yester
dny Of the bombardmsnt of Odessa appears doubsula
hotter of the 10th makes mention OF t."
THE DANUBE.
Not Russian remained in wallachia ON tse sth in
slant. The Russians destroyed all the bridges after
they crossed the oroth. n said that 0mer Pacha has
received orders not to pass into Bessarabs, Tho
alton Of Moldavia Is complete, tho Russian rsrguara
having crossed the Ftush.