The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC!
FURTHER THE ARABIA.

Austria in the Danubfun principa lites begins
to be felt. The refugees in Turkey, even
those who were in active Turkish service
are claimed by the Austrian Government, to
be handed over to the Austrian authorities
Of course it re always on some plea of muir.
der, larceny, or arson that the extradition is
claimed; but as soon as the poor ref
ugee is sent back to Austria-alwavs with
the consent and by the advice of the Eng
lish and French diplomatists at CONSTANT.
nople-fie is acquitted of the crime. but SEN
fenced to ten or more years Imprisonment mt
Tor having participated in the Hungarian or
Italian revolution. A Wallachian gentle
man, subject OF Turkey, who had fought
under the Hungarian colors in lS49, was in
this way handed over 10 NJ. Roessler, the
Austrian consul at Guirgevo, who had him
conveyed to Vienna, to be imprisoned for
having fought the Austrians five years
back!
The Baitic.-In the Baltic the campaign
of 1854 has closed. On the 18th inst. Gen
eral paraguay dHilliers, with his staff, ar
rived at Dantzic, and left Immediately for
Paris.
Nothing can be done against Abo without
the aid of land forces. and the comma nder of
the only land forces the allies have in the
Baltic is in all probability by this time either
at Paris or Boulogne.
In about a month or six weeks at furtherest
the fleets must be making way from the Bal.
tic, il it is not intended that they shall be
frozen in their for the winter. The capture
of Bomarsund was the first sensible loss
sustained by the Gar in the Baltic, and to
all human appearance it will be the last to
which he Is this year to be subjected. Dur
ing the winter he will have ample time and
opportunity to repossess himself of the A land
Islands and reentrench himself there il he
had mind.
Btacs Sa.-The Crimea Erpedition.--The
The attack up n Sebastopol will be iormda.
BILE affair. Ii is stated on good authority,
that the expedition will consist of 100 steam
vessels, 800 transports, SO sail Of the line,
10000 troops, and an immense materiel. The
first part Of expedition will include 10000
French, $4,000 English. and 10000 Turks
When these troops shall have been Gsem-
barked, the fleet will return to Varna for the
rest of the expedition. TIL first division of
the fleets will convey $4,000 men belonging
TO the French army, and between 400 and
500 horses, with seven batteries, mounting
50 guns. The other will convey The Otto.
man army of about 10 600 men and 500 hor-
ses. The British army, part of which is
already on board the steamers which have
arrived direct from England, will. also be-
thrown upon the coasts of the Crimea. 10 the
number oi ? 900 men and 200 horses, with
81 guns. Tnus. the first expeditionary army
will land about 10000 loops, who Fix or eight
days afterwards, will be reinforced by an ad.
ditional lumber of from $4,000 to 10000
French troops, and from 1000 To 5000 En-
glish troops. Sir John Burgoyne has arriv-
ed to take command. Prince Napoleon
and the Duke OF Cambricn have gone Ia
Varna To jim their regiments. The troops
are described as animated with much enthu-
siasm. Cholera had almost disappeared
Marshal st. Arnaud had issued an order
standing that Srvastopol will be taken and
held as a guaranty of peace. Supposina
that the siege begun by the middle OF Sep.
tember, il is hoped that the place will be Ia
ken by the end Of November.
Unceasing preparations are being made in
Sevastopoi for deierse. "A criminal pris
oners are liberated and enrolled in com
panies to work the port batteries. gang
OF 200 OF the worst convicts still in irons, I,
be employed ia carrying ammunition.
The governor OF Sevastopol, taking advan
tage oil the ineffi cheney of the blockade, tool
the mates out OF some steamers to render
them less easily discovered and has beer
sendiog then to and from Nicolaieff at tn,
month Of the river Bug. whence they have
brought considerable quantities of stores
ammunition, artillery, aud even troops. On,
OF the new inner forts of Sevastopol is mount
e1 Nth guns conveyed in this manner.
1t is stated that, simultaneously with the
| attack on the Crimea, Omer Pacha will make
an important demonstration somewhere or
the Danube.
The Russians are making preparations tc
burn the cities ot Odessa, Brarlow, Galatz
and ismail, should they be forced to aban
them. They have prepared combustitles
and have cut oil the supply to water, ant
burned the fire engines. ,Irders are issuet
that whenever the enemy appear in supero
strength towns and villages ale 10 be reduce,
/ to ashes.
Asia -Kurschid racha (Gen Guyon) i
at length appointed, on the representation
OF Lord Stradford de Radcliffe, 10 the chic
command in A STA in room of Aiustapt
facha. Guyon would long ere this hav
been appointed to command, but he refuse,
and still refuses 10 apostatize from the Chris
tian form of religion.
! Georgia has heen surprized by Schamy
with 10000 Circassians. The Russian
were defeated, and have retired into the Tor
feesses. Important hostages were secured a
Tihis.
Another dispatch says" Schamyl has mad
descent into Georgia, where he destroye
two hundred villages. Forty Russian ladie
were carried off,"
Great Brita!n.-A return Just Issued Of tn
population OF Ireland shows that the numbe
of inhabitants has fallen off two millions i
the past five years. The population in Is5
was only six millions five hundred and fifty
one thousand nine hundred and seventy.
Bread riots have occurred at Nottinuha
and Kidderminster, in ENGLAND. The mi