The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-23
Additional Foreign News.

account of the attack on Sevasfo-
pol. The dispatches published in the Eng
lish papers abound in repetitions and con-
Predictions.
A dispatch from Omer Pasha to the Turk.
ish Minister at Vienna is reported to state
that "Sevas,opoI is taken with all its ma.
"terial and fleet. The garrison were offered
Stree withdrawal, but they preferred remain.
sing prisoners of war. They surrendered
"on the 25th.
AARIs. Oct. Sit is telegraphed from
Bucharest, 2Sth Sept, that SevastopoI was
captured by the allied forces on the 25,h.
Details are wanting. The garrison surren.
dered as prisoners OF war.
VIENNA, Oct. 1.-The garrison of Sevas-
topol, to which free retreat, after laying
down their arms, was offered, preferred to
remain as prisoners of war.
We have no trustworthy intelligence if
what part the fleet played in the conflict.
One account says that ten Russian ships. of.
war were burned and sunk. Another says
that the fleet surrendered and took no part
in the fight. Yet another states that Fort
Constantine blew up, or was blown up by
shells from the English ships. And a state
ment is made which may have some founda.
iion in truth to the effect that the Russians
were totally disheartened by their repeated
defeats, and did not make the protracted re-
sistance they might have done. Their fear
ful loss, (lS,O00) however, incicaies a suf.
fc'ently Drawer defense.
BY the mail at Liverpool, just previous to
the Baltc's sailing, We have the following
further accounts.
THE LATEST.
There IRE no further details Of the capture
hrmed. The Turkish ambassador presented
to The London Times copy of a dispatch
sent him from Constant;nopie, and stated
that he entertained no doubt Of the truth of
the previously published accounts.
Omer Pacha is ut Silistria. There has
been a trifiing difficulty with the Montene-
grins.
Prince Napoleon is (doubtfuly) stated to
have had two horses shot under him.
1t is uia Vienna that the statement comes
that Manschikoff had surrendered the re-
mains OF the fleet.
From Paris, it is stated confidently that
Gen. Mel has demonstrated to the Emperor
Napoleon the practicabiliiy of taking Cron.
stadt this season, and that the attempt will
be Immediately made.
Six Russian ships escaped from Sevasto-
pol.
One French and three Russian Generals
have arrived at Constantinople, wounded.
KEEL, Monday.-Admirat ParsevaI- Des.
chenes is leaving our harbor with the French
fleet TO join Admiral Napier in the Baltic.
Admiral Napier was before Revel on the
23J. 1t is not probable that the allied fleets
in the Baltic will undertake any attack this
season.
BERLIN, Sunday evening.-A teiegraphc
dispatch from Vienna this evening. an
nounces the taking Of Sevastopol, as given
by an Austrian vessel.
VIENNA. Sunday, (AdditionaD-Both Cra-
COW and Olmutz have been made store pla.
ces for ammunition and arms, and everything
tends to show that Austria is preparing for a
war with Russia. Should the Frankfort Diet
join with Prussia, Austria is resolved to en-
force the four guarantees, in common with
the Western Pow ers, without either Prussia
or the minor States.
BUCHAREST, Sept. 30.-It is sgain as
serted on the best authority that there are
10000 Russians in the Doorodja. Isatscha
and TGltscha are not evacuated. General
Luders is constantly receiving reinforce.
ments, and his corps d'arme extends to Bah.
adagh.
Omer Pasha is only waiting St. Arnaud's
order to attack Bessarabia. A Il the arrange
ments in the Turkish army indicate the IN.
tenton OF winter campaign: 10000 Turks
are collecting at Galatz, tcaming from Kali
arach) to march into the Dobrodja.
THE VERY LATEST-THE FALL OF
SEVASTOPOL DOUBTFUL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4-6 O'Clock
VIENNA, Oct. 3.-Several pri ate Dispatch
es received here to-day, confirm the intell-
gence received from various quarters relative
to the fall of Sevastopol. No official con.
tirmatiOn, however, has reached US, but an
official dispatch from St. Petersburg, dated
the LIST inst, stating that advices rom Prince
Menchikof OF the Goth, making no mention of
events, causes some anxiety here
vienna, Tuesday, Oct Prince Mencki.
koffs dispatch to st. Petersburg is doubtless
dated the goth, not the 26th, for his last dis
patch was eleven days enropte.
The local papers published the following:
Five hours alter the bombardment Fort Con-
stantine blew up. Ten thousand Russian ms
were buried in its ruins. Prince Manchi.
kof fed to Fort Alexander, where $4,000
Russians surrendered. The allied fleets
destroyed the outer harbor
forts and vanguard OF the Russian fleet.
Prince Menchikoff is reported 10 have un.
conditionally surrendered on the 26th.
BERLIN, Oct. "a teiegraphc dispatch
has been received here direct from st. Pc
tersburg. 1t says that Prince Menchkoff
has telegraPhed under date OF Sept. a5, that
he was withd avn his troops unmoIested
from before Sevastopol toward Baktsachi.
Serei. There he will await reinforcement
from kertsch and Perekop. He adds that
SevastoPoi had not been attacked up to the
goth OF September.
The Morning Chronicle, after investigating
the sources from which we derived the in.
telligence of the fall of Sevastopol, remarks
that there were many details of the story
which savored rather too much of the melo-
dramatic effect to be implicitly adopted and