Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-20
arrival or steamer Europa seven days later from
Trnraras


Europes
HALIFAX. Oct H.-The steamer Europa has arri-
we'd here with adyices from Liverpool to September
30th being one week late than previous accounts
The clipper ship James Barnes, from Boston arriv-
ed at Liverpool in - days and hours-a very short
passage.
The clipper Red Jacket reached Melbourne IN ~
days from Liverpool
Lord Denmon died recently.
The political news does not vary much from re-
vious accounts.
municated to the English ambassador at Constants
NOBLE dated from Civonar, Old Fort. 10Th uit an
nounces that the allies intended the next day TO attack
an intrenched camp of 10000 Russians, posted
in the direction of Sebastopo, but the camp was ras-
ed in the night and the Russians fell back upon Inc
town.
Twelve thousand Tartars in the CTmea have offer
ed themselves as volunteers to the allies, and been
accepted.
1t was confidently stated on the Paris bourse that
on the 10th the allies and Russians met and battle
ensued that the French came first into action, when
the English came up, and the Russians retred'
with heavy loss If true, there could only have been
skirmshing, and not battle between the main
armies.
The Russian embassy at Vienna received dis
patch dated on the 22d from Crimea, which stated
/ that all that had transpred was not unfavorabe to
the Russians
The latest date from Crmea is to the 10Th, when
the allies held the road from Cape Ealor to Slmero
pol 1t was intended to cross Alma on the 18TH, but
St. Arnaud tcegraphed to Paris unavoidable de-
| lay of ten days, the cause of which not stated
which prevents their marching until the 21st.
Russian courier, captured by the allies, stated
that the whole Russian force was only As 100 men.
Accounts to the 10th state that the Russians had
fortified their position at Eupatora. The main body
of the allies small river north of parallel
with Alma. Thirty thousand Russians posted
at the latter point, but with insufficient artillery.
Admiral Lyons squadron, with 100 transports, haC
left Crimea to fetch The reserve.
Lord Raglan has called for the division in Bessara
bia consequently the Turks were advancing to Pruth
Ten advance guards set out from Bucharest on thu
9th, and Omer Pasha would follow on the 29th-
Ibral and Galatz will be the ba'e of operations.
Geographic message from Vienna confirms thu
accounts of the favorable disposition the allies b,
the Crimea. and announces that the health of the al
lies excellent.
The Turks making preparations to besiege Is
mail from the Baltic
The Commandment of Revel is said certainly Il
have been ordered although the French fleet had re
turned home.
In the White Sea the British had burned the thri
wing town of Kota
Four allied steamers had been sent to the Sea o
AZof, to interrupt the Russian transports.
, The result of the CTmea expedition anxious
Iy awaited.
An attack was expected about the Goth or 22d.-
The allies confident of and in high spi
7 rts Good health prevailed amongst the troops Al
the ammunition and artillery had been safely lande
at Sabastopol. The Tartar population favored tn
5 expedition
E SPA1N-Spain is quiet but feverish Soue was i
Paris on his way to Baden
. A negro belonging to Mr.. Soule has given impor
E tant information to the government respecting tn
part MIR Soue took in the affair of the 28th Angus
? and the revolutionary movement.
/ FRANCE.--There had been intense excitement O
f Paris Bourse, in consequence of the discovery of
large number of forged securities.
GERMANY.--Austra and Prussia still remain in tn
attitude towards the allies and Russia.
No further progress has been made towards peace
/ CHINA AND lNDIA-Dates from Canton to Angus
5th state that the siege is continued, and that bus
ness is close There had been no arrivals of Tea
Dates from Bombay to the 28th state that trade j
D India is dull. AT Melbourne, July Is, business wa
: ouiet but deDresSed