The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-08
FOREIGN News.

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"FlOur-Western Canal s9s, Ohio 42s.
Wheat advanced 9s.
Corn advanced Is; yellow aud white quo
ted "a, SOS. -F
Trade in Manchester slightly declined.
Lard has considerably advanced; sales at
55s.
The bombardment of Sebasopol heganon
the 18th ult, from two pieces of heavy ar
tiIlery.
oOar Pasha has gone to the Crimera.
Menschikoff has been partially reinforced,
Reports are again in circulation in Wen
ma, Paris and London Of the fall of Sebasto-
pol.
Large stock operations are made in faith
of the statement
Government employees say serious inteli
gence is not looked for before the beginning
of November
In the absence of news of active opera
tons, the papers are uaarly filed with oc-
counts of the position and of the projected
operations OF the various forces.
Odessa accounts of the 9Th say Gor,schi
kof was at that place, and Menschikof who
could not maintain his position at BaLsyele-
raj, had sent his army to Sebastapol.
a Russian corps of 5000 is posted near
|Sebastopo, and great operations are daily
expected.
San Roberts has notified the Frerch Go
We nment tha, the allies position is impreg-
nabIe, being defended by 10000 men; snd
POO guns could r held against SOC. 900
Russians.
| Constantinople letters Of the 12th say g.
900 of the foreign legion and 1000 Turks
had just left for the Crimera.
In consequence of correspondence found
among Menschikoh's effects. captured at Al
ma, several important arrests were made at
| Varna.
Two British Steamers have been ordered
| W tue std VI EiHUh'
Lord Radcliffe has succeeded in procuring
a frman to suppress the trade in Circassian
and Georgihn slaves.
| A large portion of the French Baltic fe
has returned to Cherbourg,
A rumor was current that the Danish
Government would probably permit the Bri.
tsh fleet to winter at Kcl
The St. Petersburg Journal of the 4t
ult., contains a tclsgraphic dispatch from
Vienna, stating that the commissioners of
the Western Powers. and Austria and Tur-
key, had met at Constantinople to arrange
the question of protectora!e on a basis
| proposed by Austria.
| The British Parliament is TO be prorogued
on the 10Th of November.
The English papers publish list of the
private soldiers who were killed or wounded
at the battle Of the Alma.
The national subscription for the sick and
wounded had reached G6,000, and regi
ment Of women has been organized rs nur-
ses, who will Immediately embark for Scuta-
| ri.
The British steamers GanSes and Persian
came in violent collision in the sea OF Mala.
mora and were both badly damaged. An
officer was crushed TO death in his berth.
The affairs Of Edward Oliver had been
nearly arranged.
The Spanish ministry has abandoned the
project of drawing up a constitution to be
submitted to the CoEtez.
A royal decree orders the payment Of the
November dividend.
Vienna, Fnday.--A private dispatch from
Bucharest of the 10th, announces that the
bombAldment Of Sebastopol was commenced
on the 18Th, with 900 pieces of heavy aftll.
Iery.
Sebastopol was not expected to hold out
more than threeor four days.
Three thousand Russians crossed the Dan,
ube at Dabrudscha.
The Russian vanguard was at Bubadach
About 1900 Russians, under UschakoA
occupied the Danube ferries near Youltsch
Vienna, 19th.--,The German Press every
where gives indications of an approaching
rupture between Austria and Prussia
Great anxiety exist in Berlin.
/ Eg- Gov. Medill has appointed Thursday