The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
AFRICA
GREAT SENSATION THROUGHOUT
EUROPE.
sEvAsTopoL NOT TAKEN
REPORTED DISTRACTIONS OF THE
RUSiAN FLEET VAS F.aLSE
MENsCKoFFS SURRENDER FALSE!
OMAR PACHA'S DESPATCH A FOR
gerry!
FIGHTING CONTINUES!

Sandy Hook, Oct 90.
LavfRPooL Corrox MARKEr-Drhnistown
report, sales Of the week at sc, 900 bales.
| 3kEADsruEFs -Wesern Canal -four 32s
Ono nomnaly 36s. Wheat good demand =
Hdders firm. White To- Cd, red 9s 6 Corn
in moderate demand-prces favors buyers
Ydlow and uhite 4sls Pork dull. Beei unchang
led ConsoIs closed at 95Ss.
The TALL o. Sc dsrorri ~ utterly false AT the
| lssst date the ail,rs invested.
! CoNsTASTISorLE, 30th 8 The allied
| fmies established their basis q, Balakalns, on
he morning OF the 2ctb, aud were preparing To
Iaroh immed atrly aron Sesas,opnl.
/ The '. ssels war were IN port at Balakaloa,
where they have faciiiies for DISSEMINATING
battery trains.
1t is stated that aienschikotf in the field
with 20,OO0 men, and expecting rrini rec
ments
The fortifica,ions of Anak have b, en- burned by
the Russians, aud the garrison marching TO
the scene of action.
The French A AMBASSADOR at Vienna ,elegraphs
as folio~s:
VIENSA, 4ih.-The Intelligence said TO have
been brought to Bucharest TO One Pae4a, IS
coniradicted. II is an exsgeratfon of he batt~
Of he Alma
The Australian Consul telegraphs that tht
strusgl- recommended on the 18th and continu-
ed uninterrupted on the 9Th.
When the cau5ier lett, The allies were on
the river AIbrek, 10 miles from Sebastopal.-
On the 9Th, Omar Facha ordered part OF the
army To be ready Tor embaskation for the Cri-
mea
Austria intimates that she will consider the
Cars prolonged refusal Of he four conditions
as a casus beli.
LATER The allies occupy Batakasoa, ard
are in COMMITMENT on with their Il ct, and CON
manded the approaches the Sebastop"i may be
considered invested
II was douhtfniy rumored that the recent line
defence ried
LlvkRPooL BREAI srUFFs MARKET West
ern canal 32s33s, Bit,smare 33a34s Corn-
White and yell " 39a40s.
London market unchanged. American
tocks firmer.
TIL. steamer ST. Louis arrived at Southampton
on the l6h.
TIL Sarah Sands sailed from Liv. rpoaI tn.
9th for Portland, and the Indiana f.,r New , ork
on the 4lh.
TIL. latest dates from Sebasiopoi were 10 the
25th Of September
The rep rted capture .f Sehas,opal Gas very
gradually braken 10 The public, and i, ar,
uniii the afternoon OF the 18th that il made lis
appearance
The allies, two DAYS after the reported tall
Sebastnpol, were stiIl considerable distance
| frpm Sebas,op"l.
| dispatch from Paris states that the Russian
entrenchmr Is on the Brlbeck were carried at.
ter Sd battle and the allied generals were pre-
pairing T.. lay seige 10 Sebas,opol regular form
on the 9th of Sept.
/ The Russian Ambassador at Vienna receives
| llg, nee that two forts had been taken, bu
whether they were merely advanced forts al o
near Srbast"pol.
/ The independence publishes the folIowin.
despatch:
BERLrS, Oct 2d-A despatch from Menschik
off, dated Sept 26,h, to the Emperer OF Russia
announces that the Prince wants the troops un
der his command moved without opposition frou
the position which he occupied before Sevas,o
pol, on the road to Balkzchizrie, where he wa
to unite with the relniorcements brought by tn
Helmann NORMAL OF, who was coming fror
Perkap. 4
The allies had not attempted any hing gains
Sevastopol on the 9th, and every measures ha
been adopted for the defence of the place
4 1t is suggested that the above dispateh
wrongly dated, and that the movements 4
. Menschikoff was in ailusicn to his advance I
. Alma.
| A dispatch publ shed in the Cologne Ga
; ze,te, admits tlJst disp patch has been receive
via Moscew stating that on the 2Dth the Russia
iotce htu sdhSutuary conHict,and was retrtn
to Sevastopol. The details OF the battle
! Alma would not be announced brf.re the 9tf
owing tosthe non arrival Of dispatches
4 Gen. Borett was killed.
The Russians numbered 40,000-one hui
dred guns.
Letters from Vienna to the I'd safe reiiahl
that the reserves Of The allies were not brougl
into action, and the~work was so well done Ii
E Russians never had a chance
In the retreat of the Russians, Mensch K o
Z was chased by Chaussars, and only escaped
> the feeiness If his horse.
/ The Russian loss IS estimated at from six
q ten thousand, the former being probably II
most correct
!, large number oil Poles deserted to the a
hes The French less vas 400 men ard
. officers English, 1895 men, rank and hle,
q officers, IA sergeants aud q d.ummere h III,
: and wounded Both s.. ..raaud ana L.,
" Ragland issued orders OF the day, nraisir 4
y conduct OF the troops. ST Arnaud informs
his men that he expected 10 lead them couqu
( ors into Sevastopol. The Cunard steamer A
! des conveyed 800 wounded TO C IN tantin ,p
E and the Vulcan, 250