Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-30
FQreipu News.

The Washington arrived on the GATH She
brings the following inteligences
No official dispatches have been published rel
alive to the battle Of lima. The English lost
1900 men In the engagement in killed and
wounded, and the French 400. The allies had
changed their plan al operations and were 10
attack Sebas.opol from the South, where ii was
found tc be weaker. The base of the operations
is Balaklava, where the cavalry and the sege
artillery have landed.
After the battle of Alma the Russians burn,
all the villages which they passed through in
their retreat. In theft aigll they left 5000
wounded behind them.
One tn ousand Rnssidna5 who We're escor,ing a
convoy ut munitions Of war, Had been made pri
soners, and Prince MsnchikuH himself narrow
" escaped capture.
The Russians have sunk seven ship, of the
line at the mouth of the harbor.
The bombardment Of Sebastopol began on
the 9Th.
Marshal 81 Arnau1 is dead, and Gen. Canro
bert is IN command of the French army.
The news Of the death Of ST. Arnaud reac hed
Paris aud London on Sunday
VIENNA, Tuesday EveLing.-On the 29lh
September, 1870 heavy guns were disembarkef
at Baakava.
BUCHAREST, Oct. 5'-Prince Gorschakoff is
i'll. There is great concentration Of Turkish
iroo is d, Matchin, and Omer Pasha will beg
operations against the Russians in l,esearabia
Immediately.
FRANCE.
despatch from Marsees, dated OFT. 10Th
announces that orders have been given TO receive
the remains OF MAJ snail ST. krnaud with all the
honors paid him upon his departure for Constan.
tinople.
The farewell address which St. Arnaud had
addressed 10 the army, dated 26th, September,
had arrived at Toulon, in which he says: cover
come by cttel disease, against which he has SC
long struggled, he is obliged to resign his COM
mand.n He pays the highest compliment 10 his
successor, Gen. Conrobelt.
LATER.-The steamer Niagara has arrived
bringing the follow ing int elligence
LIVERPOOL, Oct. tf.-Flotr has advarced du.
ring the week Is. Cd. Sales of Ohio at 36s.-
Wheat is advancing-while is quoted at los ID
Corn-yellow and hite, 39s.
Consols closed at 95 1-8 10 95 Id.
Advices by the Niagara confirm the repof,
that the bombartmeEt Of Setas,opol had com
nYenced
The allies had landed 5000 cavalry in the Cri.
| mea.
The Inhabitants of Odessa were pledged to
bum their city.
a carriage contaihing E1ehchkoa's private
correspondence, had been captured.
The loss by the burning Of Meme is estima-
ted at 81 900 900 sterling.
1aow had advanced Is. 3d. on account @,
the large quantities destroyed a, Memel.
An outbreak was anticipated at Walsaw, and
Russian guard v as advancing lhither by forced
marches
Sebastopol was invested by the Allies on the
South and East. Prince Msnschikof was keep.
ing the field on the North OF the city, awaiting
reiEforcemenis.
Yhe report that Menschikof sunk six ves-
sells Of war at the entrance of the harbor, is con-
firmed.
Frussis has agreed 10 act with Austria.
fhe allied trenches, within 1900 yards Of the
walls of Sebastopo, mounted so guns. Private
dispatches say two breaches were made i'll the
walls on the 9Th.
The allied fleets were comparatively USE
less, aud the marines were joining the land for
GeS
All the allied reserves had left Yarna for the
Crimea.
The balance Of the Russian feet was held in
readiness for sinking, SO ths, the crew might be
added, TO the garrison