Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-13
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

HALIFAX, Oct. II.
The Royal Mail Steamship Europa, Capt.
Shannon, from Liverpool 30th ult., p. NJ,
arrived at this port at o'clock this morning.
The Russian fleet had been accommodated in
the port of Sebastopol, by the French steam
ship Napoleon.
The siege operations towards Sepastopol are
fully confirmed; and Eupatorla is now occu-
| led by 1000 Turks, 1000 French, aud 1000
English. The Russian garrison of 400 men
surrendered at discretion.
The advanced guard of the allies is COM
manded by Prince Napoleon.
The Russians retired i'll good order as the
allies landed
Menschikoff had his head quarters at Sim
| pheropol, and Immediately advanced to Bour-
! hnsk, on the river Alma, where he awaits re-
Inducements to give battle to the allies.
1t was confidently stated on the Paris
Bourse, that on the 10Th, the allies and Rus
slams met, and battle ensued. The French
division came first into action, and the Eng
lish followed; the Russians retired with much
loss. If true, this affair on the 10th could on
| ly have been skirmish, and not collision
between the main bodies of the armies
The Russian embassy at Vienna had receiv-
ed despatch from the Crimea, dated 22d.-
All of it that had TRANSFERRED was that it con-
tanned news unfavorable to the Russians.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Capt. Mcclure, with the
vessels and crew of the Polar Expedition, had
arrived at Cork
The Marquis of Ormund, and Mrs. Warner,
the great tragic actress, are dead.
Alderman Morn has been elected Lord
Mayor of London.
| FRANcE.-Prince Poniatowski, Tuscan
| Minister at Paris, has resigned and intends to
become a naturalized French subject lie is
/ a.
him to some high office.
SPAIN "A renewal of disturbances is feared
| at Madrid, but as yet no open outbreak has
! occurred. Barcelona is quiet. Mr.. Soule is
now in Paris, on his way to Baden. The
| Times correspondent again asserts that the
! Spanish authorities hold proof Of Mr.. Soules
| connection with the recent insurrectionary at
| tempt.
ITALY.-Cholera was committing dreadful
ravages at Messina. All the Consuls except
the Berne and American had fed the city.
RUssrA.-Respecting political matters, the
only remark is, that whatever may happen,
the Gar will not give in, There has been
new issue of paper money, to the amount of
| 5000, 900 roubles.
Via Baltic, it is stated, that the discomfort
| of the Russian population is increasing, and
with threats tending towards revolution.
business suspended, and the city in few days
would be in the hands of the insurgents. No
| tea was brought to market. Whampoa and
| Fushai were still held by the insurgents.
| PRUssIAN NEGoTIATIoNs.-An Austrian cir
| cular note Of the 18th, addressed to all the
| States of the Germanc confederation, except
the two Mecklenburgs, has been met by
Russian note dated on the Dist, calling upon
Austria to define categorically what it means
| by German interests. A Prussian note also
has been presented to theDiet, promising NOR
al support to the four,guarantees required from
Russia, but urging postponement of all dis
cussion on the subject.
GREEK Misunderstanding to the terms
| of the note exchanged between France, Eng
land and Bavaria, the Bavarian government
| has sent NJ Manver as a special envoy to
reason King Otho into obedience. The sui
tan has extended for one month the period for
settling the difficulties with the Porte.
LATEsT.-A dispatch dated 10Th, states that
the allies held the road from Cape Baba to
| Simpheropol. 1t was intended to cross the
| Alma on the Dist. Fifteen sail of the line
were off Sebastopol.
| A Russian Courier had been captured, who
states that the whole Russian force is only 49,
| 600.
Russian accounts of the 10th, SAY that Gen.
|
and that the maia body OF the allies is on
small river north of and parallel with the AL
ma. $4,000 Russians were posted at the lat
ter. but their artillery trains were insufficient
to present determined opposition to the al
lies,
| Admiral Lyons squadron and one hum
dred transports had LETT Eutaporia to bring up
the reserve forces from Yarna.
The DANUBE.-Lord Raglan has called for
diversion in Bessarabia, consequently the
Turks are advancing to the Pruth The ad-
vanced guard set out from Bucharest on the
9th, and Omar Pasha would follow on the
29th. Ibraila and Galatz will be the basis of
operations. Only the battalions will remain
at Bucharest, and small detachments will oc-
cupy the various tetes du pont on the left side
of the Danube.
Another dispatch states that Omar Pasha is
preparing to besiege Ismac.
The Russians are entrenching themselves
in winter quarters along the whole line of the
| Pruth.
The BALrIc.-The bombardment of Revel
is daily expected. Tht English press consider
this measure as impolitic at this late season,
and in the absence of the French fleet.
AT last accounts, the larger part of the al
lied fleets was at Ledsund; but the British
would shortly leave for Baro Sound or Nagen.
Admiral Plumridge's squadron was at Nagen.
The Russian fleet at Helsingfors consists of
nine ships, carrying $50 guns. At Cronstadt
there are 81 Russian ships, carrying 1858 guns,
besides six steamers, and all were striking
their topnasts and preparing for winter.
On the 10Th, the French and British fleets
separated, the French, under Admiral De-
schemes, returning home.
WHITE SEA.-Capt. Lyons officially an.
nounces to the British Admiralty, the destruc-
ton of the town Of Kola, which he burned to
the ground without losing man.
AsIA.-The Turkish army occupies the
| camp abandoned by the Russians near Kars.
Schamyl has effected a junction with his
lieutenant, Daniel Day, and threatens an i'm
mediate attack upon Tials.
Prince Daniel Of Montenegro, has had two
successful engagements with the Russian Gen
eral Wrangell.
division of Polish artillery had deserted
to the Turks bringing with them two guns
VIENNA.--It is rumored IN Greek mercan-
tile circles, that the allies have obtained sig
nal advantage. The funds have risen in con-
sequence.
PARIs.- Further telegraphic messages from
Vienna confirm The accounts of the favorable
disposition manifested towards the allies by
the Tartar population of the Crimea. The
sanitary condition of the allied army was ex-
| celleni.
$4,000 Tartars had offered themselves to the
allies as volunteers, and their services had
been accepted.
1t was reported that the attack upon Sebas-
topol had been fixed for the 25th.