The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-14
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

they were thrown into the sea by the breaking oil
the davits. but that they were placed in a boat
with abundance Of provisions.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EUROPA AT BOSTON.
BosroN, Oct 10 The steamship Europa arrived
here this evening from Halifax, which place she
left at IL A. NJ. yesterday.
The u s steam frigste San Jacinto left South.
ampton on the afternoon of the 9th, with a Deal
pilot on board for the Baltic hoping to be in tina
TO witness the bombardment of Revel
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
VIENNA, Friday Evening.-It is rumored In th e
Greek mercantile circulars that the allies have oh
tanned signal advantage. The funds have risen
In consequence
1t was reported that the attack upon Sebsstopol
had been xed for the 9th September.
The Russian feet had been reconuoitered 10 the
port of Sevsstopol by the French steamship Napo
leon.
THE sEIGE OF sEpAsroPoL.
tbs confirmed that on the 18th September Eu.
patoria was occupied without opposition by 20O0
Turks. 1000 French and 1000 Esglish troops. The
Russian garrison, numbering 400, surrendered at
discretion. The advance guard was under com.
mand OF Prince Napoleon. On the 14th the main
army landed, unopposed, half way between Eu
patoria and Sebastopol-horses, artillery and mu
nitions-all safely. The Russians retis ed In good
order as the allies landed.
Menchikof, who had his headquarters at Sinp.
heropol, Immediately advanced to Burliuek, on the
River Alma, where he awaits achievements to
give battle to the allies.
Fifteen sail of the line were Off Se6astopol.
Baron Hess the Austrian General, arrived at Blu.
charest on the 23d September and was received
with distinction by Omer Pasha
News OF a battle was looked for in London every
hour, and the public anxiety was intense
Prince Menschkof had also telegraphed to st
Petersburg that the Russian feet had sailed from
Sebastopo TO intercept the reserve from Varna
This was supposed to be too good news to be true.
The Paris Steele says that Prince Menschkoff
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trenched camp which protects Sebastopol Should
the camp be taken, the town will be defenceless
and the old Prince will himself set fire to it, in full
fIment Of the resolution announced In his procla
nation. Having done this, he will assume the com
msnd of the feet, and risk a naval battle-not with
the hope of success but in the expectation of glo
rious disaster.
The viceroy of Egypt has given orders to dis.
patch 10000 additional troops, with correspond
Ing force of artillery to take part in the war in the
East.
The Emperor of Austria had dispatched tele
graphic orders to Gen. Hess to Ctfer opposition
to the movement OF the Turkish army upon Gala,z
or tbralia in the event of such movement form
Ing part OF the combinations of Omer Pacha.
THE DANUBE.
Only two battalions will remain at Bucharest
and small attachments will occupy the various
points on the left of the Danube.
dispatch says that Omer is preparing to beseige
Ismail.
THE BALTIC.
expected. At last accounts the larger portion of
the feet at Ledsund. Admiral Plumridge's
squadron was at Margen
THR WHITE SEA.
Capt Lyons officially announces to the British
Admiralty the destruction of the town of Kols,
which he burned to the ground without losing
man.
THE SEA OF AzoF.
Four ADglo-French steamers will endeavor to
force an entry into the Sea of Azof to capture Rus
sian transports, which now convey re-infOrcements
into the Crimea
On the 18th, a Tuscan ship at Constantinople re-
ported that an army OF 30 900 was at Taganro ready
10 be conveyed In pontoons and gun boats to Yeni-
kaoo or katfa. The. Journal of Constantinople
states that this force had put to sea was overtaken
by tempest, and two hundred men drowned. This
Ia considered doubtful.
AsIA.
The Turkish army occupies the camp abandoned
by the Russians near Kars
Schamyl has effected a junction with his Lieuten
ant, Daniel Day, and threatens an immediate at.
tack on Tids. Daniel has had two engagements
both successful, against Gen. Wrengles.
division Of the Polish itillery had deserted to
the Turks, bringing two guns
PRUssIAN NEGOTIATIONS.
The Austrian circular note OF the 14th ult., ad
dressed to all the States of the Germanc Confede-
alton. except the two Mecklenburgs has been met
bya Russian note dated the 2lst calling upon Aus
tria TO define categoricaliy what is meant by Ger
man Interests.
APrussian note has also been presented to the
Diet promising moral support to the four guaran-
tees required from Russia, but urges a postpone
mcnt OF all discussion on the subject.
GREEK AFFAIRS.
According to the terms OF a note exchanged be-
tween France, England aud Bavaria, the Bavarian
Government has sent NJ. Mauvier special Envoy
has extended for month, the period allowed for
settling the difficulties with the Porte.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Capt Mcclure and the crews OF his Polar Expe-
dition had arrived at Cork.
The Marquis of Ormond, and Mrs. Warner the
actress are dead.
Alderman Noon has been elected Lord Mayor of
London.
new civic police for Paris Is to be organised on
the model of the London police
Prince Poniatowski, the Tuscan Minister at Paris
has resigned, and intends to become a naturalized
who will appoint him to high office
General Pompomere Is dead. He was IS years
age.
Renewed disturbances are feared at Madrid
barcelona is more quiet
The Times correspondent again asserts that the
Spanish authorities hold the proof of Mr. Soule's
connection with the recent insurrectionary at.
tempts
The government has removed all French refu
gees into the interior, beyond the Ebro.
Its not true that o Donnell viii accept the Min
istry OF Foreign Affairs.
Gems icodovs, Manaquessa and Eazareno will
soon return to Spain.
ITALY.
Reports says that Garibaldi and Gen. Rosseli
nave crossed the Sandman frontier to fight duel
sriang out OF Giribalds letter disclaming the re-
cent instruction 1t Parma
Inc Papal Government has just concluded loan
OF Iour million crowns with the Roshchids.
Inc cholera u committing great ravages OF Mes.
.ina All the consuls except the Bey's and the
American had hed the city
POLAND.
decree posfpones until December thu reduc
ton of import duties on corn and other articles Of
food. - u
1UssIA
Visthe Baltic rs stated that The discontent of the
Russian populati % 70 Increasing, and oven threat
eos to briog on . revolution.
CHINA.
Canton. on August 5th, was 10 state of sIers-
Business was sntifely suspended. and the city
would in lew days be 10 the hands OF the insuf.
GENT. No tes WAS being brought 70 market
Whalnpos aud Fushmas were still held By the In.
Ssrgsnts.