Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-20
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MORE YIGHTIxa N THE CRIxEA.
Dreadstu6s in Dsmsnd.

sE New YoKK, Oct. Is.
The Atlantic arrived at half past 8 o'clock
this A. NJ. with Liverpool dates 10 Oct. 9th.
sEBAsToPoL.
Sebastopol WINS certainly to be blown up
by the Allies and mines were being sunk
FOR the purpose. i.
GortschukoTs army was threatened by
large forces Of the A lies from Eupatoria
and Budair. On the 29th Of September
some Russians were defeated near Eupa-
toria BY French cavalry with q loss Of so
killed and l05 prisoners. French loss 6
killed and 81 wounded. GortschakofT re-
ports that the third Intellectual movement
had been made on his left flank.
The correspondent Of the London Ne,cs
says the Russians are making preparations
for the evacuation Of the north side.
Gortschakof has published hopeful sd-
dress to his soldiers. He admits the loss Of
from 500 to 1000 men per day for the 80
days previous TO the close Of the siege, but
says in conclusion Sebastopol only en-
and new war commences.
The Allies have mounted large number
of mortars at Sebastopoi, preparatory to
bomtarding the Russian position or the
north side.
sscRET EXPEDITION.
A portion of the allied flee, sailed on
secret expedition. supposed to be for Nico.
loft or Odessa.
The Gar was at Odessa. lie has issued
an encouraging address to the Russians.
DEFEAT OF THE TURKS AT KARs.
Tie Russians had captured a Turkish
convey at Kars with provisions for the gar.
rison, with 1000 horses and 300 men.
kars sti II he Id cut, but its provisions are
nearly exl susted. Il was antici pated how.
ever that the snow would compel the Rus
slams to retire.
A letter from Revel estimates the Rus.
sian marine losses in that part of the Bal.
Ii last year Of 40 900 tons.
Liverpool HARRIET.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8.
Brown, Ship!ey e. Co. repor, that the
quality OF the new whea, does not promise
well, and the demand for cid continues &C.
tive at full prices. Flour in better request.
Indian corn quiet. White l2@l2s Sd;
red. lis 9d@l2s; Western Canal flour, 40
GALS; Ohio. 43@43s Cd; Canadian, 400
VI
40s 6dGt Ais; mixed, 4o@ 46 per quarter.
ADDITIONAL By THE ATLANTIC.
We learn that the Gar has left Nicoloif
for the Crmea.
Various Russian and Prussi1n accounts
state that the war 10 10 be carried on with
yigor, and that the Crimea 10 to be defend.
ed to the as,@x.remi,y.
Moscow advices state that 1875, 600 men
have been added to the military force Of
Russia
a letter from ST. Petersburgh states that
the evening before the Emperor's departure
for the South grand Council was held at
which il was decided to carry on the war
with the grestest energy.
Omar Pacha is concentrating SO 900 men
near Chefkabb. 6 part Of the fro;tier Of
Asia, which the Turks took from the Rus.
sans at the outset Of the war.
II is said commu nicatiops are going on
between Gor,schakof and Gen. Pell sier.
Nothing his trsnspired as to what they are
about.
The Italians are trying to get gen.
eral rising against Austria. Mazzini, Led
ri Ruilin, and kossuth have issued a joint
appeal 10 al the suffering nationa!ities ~
act together.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The revenue returns Of Grer, Britain
show an increase OF near f8 500 ,ooo, owing
ch efy to the additional income tax.
The food question is still! serious in both
France and Germany.
The Bank of England had still further
advanced its rates of discount 5n per cnet.
peIisls, Gauvia e. Co, merchants Of
London. have failed for f4os 600, engaged
principail, in Canad, trade.
Ex-Governor Resder Murdered.
St, Louis. Oct. is.
The Lexington MO- Express Of Ss'ur.
day last publishes 4 report that ex.Govern-
or Reeder had been murdered at st. Joseph.
The editor OF the Express. after due inquiry,
pronounced the report hoax, but adds
| however. thsta rumor il in circulation at
| st. Joseph that Reeder had been engaged
in a Fl Oh, somewh here in the Territory. but
no account OF his being injured.
The Health Of Norfolk
Baltimore, Oct Is.
! The health Of Norfolk continues to i'm
prove On Tuesday, two new cases
/ and six deaths. On "Wednesday there were
no deaths reported. Bilious fever was
raging badly both at Norfolk and at Ports