Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-09-13
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
$50, Days Later-Sspastopol not Taken
- Ny,s Project of Peoce--Spain, Sweden and
.iDsasdrk about Joining the Aaiancs--iSlight
4dvsnce ja Bread,tu6s.
New. York, Sept. 6.
Tests%sKp Atlantic, from Liverpool,
with dsSsEa % Saturday, the 25,h ult.. has
just srrise& So advices are much later.
The ~sRsHS.Ms been q2fava6pble to the
crops, much RAM Ma Sfhs fa'ien. o
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote provisions
steady.
LONDON, Aug. 24.-Consols for money
quoted at 9i5. Messrs, Bell g. Co. report
American stocks dull.
The steamship Ariel arrived off Cowes on
ibe morning of the 23d, and the steamship
washington at p. NJ, on Gath ut.
Nothing fprther had occurred in the Crimea.
We hpve interesting details OF the lombard.
ment Of Sweabog, and the recent battle at
Tchernaya. The papers say the Russian loss
at Sweaborg was only 40 killed and 100
wounded The forti6cations were destroyed.
Two British Ships had fired into Riga with.
out effect. The squadron in the White sea
continues TO destroy tie srpres of the enemy.
The British in the sea OF Azof have blown up
and sunk the Russian ship-of.war in Berdans
bay, and burned the suburbs of the town.
The British gun boat Jasper had been wrecked
in the sea Of Azof, and the Russians had found
the signal-book
Affairs before Sevastopol are quiet and un-
changed. Affairs are also unchanged at Kars.
The Russian loss in the battle of Trltker
Bridge on the Tche.naya was nearly 1000
and wounded and the loss of the allies 1000.
The Russisns were not pursued across the
river. but held their former position.
There are various rumors as TO a new peace
project, but nothing authentic is known.
Queen Victoria was most enthuslastica lily
received by her ally in France.
II lie rumored that rupture has occurred in
tho Austrian Cabinet.
LATEST by TELEGRAPH LONDON, Saturday
morning, Aug. 25.-Queen Victoria will EN-
bark on Monday from Boogne, on her return
to England. The Emperor will accompan,
her to BologDe.
Advices from Paris state that there are ad
ditonal reinforcements of fifty thousand men
TO be sent to the Crimea.
The allied squadron in the White sea cap
tured ten Russian ships--one steamer.
The squadron was preparing to quit tina
sea.
Berlin papers state that Austria has declar
cd that she will treat, according to military
avs, every person found tainpering with
Austria soldiers with view of inducing then
to join the Anglo Italian legion.
A Russian division between Kars nnt
Erseroum, having been reinforced, has march
ed upon Kankrl Karsi and driven the Turk.
ish troops fromy their positions, and finally en-
camped three leagues from Erseronm.
BERLIN, 23d ult.-Russians agents have
been TO the chief cities o. Europe to raise q
loan for the Russian Government.
LONDON, Oath, evening.--English funds un :
changed, with little business. Money is still
easy at Paris to-day. French funds closed
with further decline Of q quarter.
Consols have scarcely raised through the
day. The most interesting news is the de.
tail of the battle Of Sweaborg aud Tchernsya.
The loss Of life at Swesbog is quite small
but details thus far do not state how much of
Sweabcg has been destroyed, nor how much
remains. Rumors are aaoat Of ne negotia.
iions to effect the accession of Spain 10 the
Western Alliance being complete, and tina,
Denmark and Sweden are all hut ratifyng.-
Austria is said to have submitted a new Pro-
ject Of peace, and it is said she viii come ou
decidedly for the allies. Thsre Is anothe,
talk that the allies will occupy psrmane nj y
some portion OF the Turkish territory and re.
construct the map OF Italy.
According TO tho Russian Admirals accoun
OF the bombardment Of sweabog, the allie
appear to have done but littie damage, beside
burning the public storak. He says y,
damage whatever las ban done to the foriifi
cations Of guasof the foit and clases HIS dss
patch on the evening d stelath, thus: 9TH,
do not renew the d<fsak IL sf1<1k q fit
right commenced y = ed,1e4| a. S!e i,Iesntnl
Of The 10th, BY two Es<I I1Sl i, sni
two-decker and ono friaate, 1>ari
ment continued till 7 o'cloeb u q y esanIng
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