New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-10

ton in rssisals Of fses Even spsniah troubles seem
Insignificant. Queen Chris6ns b finally arrived q
Bordeaux, and IsAbelia taking breath ss bone. Ios
Espans begs the Government to tell Why H. Sesss,
the American Minister, ID mnEng from hn post; ana
the F nch papers shrug their shoulders and cay the
fact nust Be inquired into Pretty said TIA;
the Spanish police playing hide and seek around
hotel where the Minister is supposed to be hid, and
to day il announced that the American Minister to
Spain ard Mr. Sckles are arrived Of Toulouse VI
cannot be supposed to be able to put bead or
tail 10 such intelligence only hope Marguerite Dc
Bourgogne viii not interfere, take Der blue velve;
dieres to vsd buts for the egs of French, or Span
ish, or American Embassators- However tia; may
be- this aide Of the void will not be as,onshed at
spyttiog; our American eccentrices are unsccount-
able. they cay; and Greytown and Cuba are beyond
the O. biz of speculation.
Bet ali these things are but gna:s in the sir-Sevss
topol is the far-oT, towering summit that al are
watching for Men count the days Of the month on
their fingers till the time of the siege, and ii Is es
MATED that il may commence from the 18th TO the
nth Of this month but cannot be- delayed beyond the
Goth and four or i've more days will bring US the in
tellic.nce The allied armies confident that no
serious loss can accrue them and aspire TO the con-
oues. OF the Crimea. Seveniy.fve thousand Of land
forces may be dsembarked in adsy. port six miles
FROM Sevsstopo s designated for this delicate opera
ton. Coasts undermined and stuffed with powder,
scattered fortr and fortresses reported impresnaole
dsunt lot the allied hopes The granite bastons OF
Bomsrsund yielded and those of Sevss'opol must
Cannon may now be knelling the fallen, and towers
thur derpc shot for sho,, or esprg from their beds
with TIE shrek that nature gives when rocks are
rent. The commander OF the to wn has stimulate his
forces BIZ recital Of ancient Russian victories, ADD
EXPORTS bic men TO bravery aod resistance, bat adds
of by mmutabe destiny the enemy is to be our
"oonqueror, let us pu. FIRE TO magazines and
"provisions, and make them leap together to the
".kies. Better lie than surrender"
Odessa has received like proclamation. Its in-
habants are advised to arrest the bursting Of bombs
by wet coverings, but il the enemy succeed IN en-
teripg the city the people are directed TO set fire 10
their house, and the proclamation ends with: Two
"to him who stops to arrest the flames Every
family we meet has ympathes interests enlisted.
War cholera or commercial Disturbances strike
home to every hesr.-wives are being written
widows and children orphans. Servants weep their
brothers parting for the army Of the North. for the
camp Of BouIogne will send spring rdenforcements to
the army Of the Eat
1t was cad to witness the departure of the 10 900
for Boulogne One regiment left at time. Each
evening called out the people to say adieu. From
the barracks TO the railway station the streets were
Grove ed with the families and friends Ut the soldiers
No uu,ic or cheers encouraged the march Of the de-
parting; there was only the sound of their hurried
steps and the low words and sJbs Of those left be-
hind. Az RAVoiR'