The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-09
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA..SEVAS
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New YORK, Nov 8
The Arabia arrived to-day, wi h dates
to the 2Ist.
Flour-W Canal 39s, OHIO 42S.
Wheat advanced 2s Corn advanced Is
yellow ard white quoted at 30s. Trade
in Manchester slightly declined. Lard
has considerably advanced-sales at 26s.
Money Market.-No change in consolS
U. S stocks unchanged. Iron dull.
The bombardment of Sevastopol began
on the 18th from two pieces of heavy
artillery. Omar Pasha has gone to the
Crimea. A council of war has been
held and it is believed that his forces will
90 there. Menchikof has been partly
reinforced. .....
Keports are again in circulation stimuli
taneously in Vienna, Paris and London
of the fall of Sevastopol. Large stock
operations are made on the faith Of the
statement, but the people are slow to be-
lieve. The Government employees say
serious intelligence is not looked for be-
fore the beginning of November. In the
absence of news of active operations, the
papers are mainly filed with accounts of
the position and projected operations of
the various forces.
Odessa accounts to the 9th say Gortsch-
akoff was at that place, and Menchikoff
who could not maintain his position at
Bakshizeria, had sent his army to Sevas-
topol. A Russian corps of $4,000 is post
ed near Sevastopol. Great operations are
daily expected.
! San Roberts notified the French Gov
ernor that the allies position is impregna-
bic, being defended by 10000 men and
200 guns. 1t could be held against 20O,-
900 Russians.
Constantinople letters Of 10Th say, 5000
of the foreign legion and 4 900 Turks
had Just left for the Crmea. In conse-
qucnce of the correspondence found in
Menschikoff effects captured at Alma,
several important arrests had been made
at Varna.
Two British steamers have been order
ed to the sea of Azof to lombard the town
of Keitch. Lord Radcliffe succeeded in
procuring fireman to suppress the trade
in Circassan and Georgian slaves. A
large portion of the French fleet returned
to Cheerburg. A rumor is current that
; the Danish government will probably per.
nit the British fleet to winter at Kied.
The St. Petersburg Journal Of the l4lll
contains a telegraphic dispatch from
Vienna, stating that the Commissioners
OF the Western Powers, and Austria, and
Turkey, met at Constantinople 10 arrange
the question of the protectorate, on the
basis Of the proposal made by the Aus
tran Cabinet The British Parliament
prorogued on the 10th Nov.
The English papers publish a list OF
private soldiers killed and wounded at AL
ma. A national subscription for the sick
and wounded reached 60OO pounds and q
regiment of women had been organized
as nurses to be Immediately sent to Sou
tari.
The British steamers Ganges and Per.
sian with troops on board came in violen
collision in the sea OF Marmora, and were
badly damaged; 4; one officer was CrusheC
to death in his berth. The affairs of Ed
ward Oliver are nearl y arranged. The
Spanish ministry has abandoned the pro
ject of drawing up constitution to be
submitted to Cortez. A Royal decree or
ders the payment of the November divi
dends.
A telegraphic despatch to Liverpool
from Vienna, on Friday, says a private
dispatch from Bucharest. of the 10th
announces that the bombardment of Sc
vastopol commenced on the 18th, witt
200 pieces of artillery. Sevastopol is no
! expected to hold out more than three o.
, four days. 5000 Russians crossed thC
' Danube into Dobrudscha. The vanguard
is at Bubadach. 10000 Russians undel
USchakoff occupied the Danube ferries
, near Youltsch.
VIENNA, Nov 10Th.
German presses everywhere gives in
:. dicatons Of the approaching rupture be
tween Austria and Prussia. Great ankle
ty exists at Berlin.
The Arabia arrived at Sandy Hook a
8 o'clock this morning with 1853 passen
gers, among them, Capt. Gibson. On th'
22d, morning saw the America bound tC
Liverpool.