Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-12
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA
Three Days Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, Oct. 11-Tte Royal mail
steamer Europa arrived here this morning
at I O'Clock from Liverpool, with dates to
Saturday the 30th ult. She left Liverpool
at 10 O'clock p Nj.
The steam Propeller Clyde arrived at
Glasgow on the 23d ult.
An official bulletin has been communicated
to the Ambassadors at Constantinople, dated
from the bivouac in the old fort. September
10. which announces that the allies had in
tended the next day, to attack an cntrenched
camp Of 10 600 Russians posted in the direc-
ton Of Sevastopol, but that the camp had
been raised in the night, and the Russians
ally back toward the town.
Twelve thousand Tartars have otfe red
themselves as volunteers to the Allios, and
been accepted.
1t is reported that the attack on Sevastopol
had been fixed for the 25th of Sept.
The Russian feet has been reconnoitered
by the French steamship Napoleon, off tne
port of Scvastopol.
The Turks are making preparations to
besiege Ismail
Intelligence from the Baltic states that
the bombardment of Revel has certainly been
ordered although the French feet has re-
turned home
In the White Sea, the British feet have
burned the thriving town of Kola.
Four allied steamers have been sent to the
Sea Of Azof, to intercept the Russian trans
ports.
The news of the bombardment Of Revel
was daily expected in London, but the En-
glish press consider such an attempt would
be impoEtic at this late season, and in the
absence of the French feet.
p,,ec,on H,ot NJ IIalSIn pforS ISt
of 9 ships. mounting 80 guns; and at Cron-
stadt, 81 ships, with 1868 guns. besides six
steamers The ships were striking their
topmasts, preparatory for winter, on the l9
tn Sept.
The French and English fleets had scpar-
ated, and the former started for home
The Latest by Telegraph.
A despatch dated Vienna, on Friday,
cial circles, that the allies had obtained a
signal advantage. and the funds rose in con-
sequence.
ceived from Vienna confirmed the accounts Of
the favorable disposition evinced by the Tar
tars towards the allies.
The health of the allied troops On the
Crimea continues excellent.
It was confidently stated on the Paris
Bourse, that on the 18th ult the allies and
the Russians met, and battle ensued. The
French came first into action, and the English
scon joined them, when the Russians retired
after much ioss If this is true, it could only
have been sllirmishing, and not a battle be
tween the main armies.
The Russian embassy at Vichua had re-
ceivcd a despatch dated the 22d, from the
Crimea, but all that transpiret was that it
contained news unfavoTable to Russia
The latest dates from the Crimea was to
the 18th, when the allies held the roads from
Cane Babe to Seinfercpol, and that it was
intended to cross the Alma on the 18th, but
! Gen. St Arnaud had telegraphed to Paris
that there was an unavoidable delay of two
days, (the cause not being stated,) which
prevents the troops marching till the 21st
ultimo.
\ Russian courier has been captured, and
/ it was stated that the whole Russian force was
only-45, coo.
The Russian accounts Of the 10Th says,
that Canrobert had fortified his position in
Eupatoria.
The main body of the allies were on a
small river, north Of parallel with Alma.
On the latter 80, eco Russians were posted,
but with insufficient artillery.
Admiral Lyons, with a squadron of 100
transports, had left the Crimea to fetch the
reserve.
The intelligence from the Danube states
that Lord Raglan had called for division
in Bessarabia, consequently the Turks were
advancing to the south