Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-04
Further Particulars by the Cana da.

Euftuer PARTICULARS ny tme Cthuauu
STILL LArER--.The Cunard steamer
from Liverpool, with dates 10 The 18Th inst.
arrived at Halifax on the morning Of the
29th. Her news is one ,week later Than
previous adyices.
SwEABoRG. immense con1agralion
had prevailed for 40 hours, which destroyed
store houses, magazines, and arsenas. The
powder magazines and stores of projecliles
were also blown up. The enemies loss is
enormous. There is nothing snid in either
the English or French Admiral's dispaIcb,
about the missing ships a, Sweaborg. The
Allies los, no lives Two officers and
thirty men Of the English were wounded.
~ After the bombafdhenr, the fleets return.
cd on the 18Th 10 Norgea.a The Russian
Haal al Swsabprg was moi touched. The
news ifom The seat OF warsis highly i'm.
poriant. The Russian army under Eipran.
di.had ,ullacked. the allies aighc Tchernaya,
on the morning Of The l6lb, and nfter a
batil which lasted three hours, wererepuls.
ed by The French and Sardinians. with a
reported loss Of 5000 killed and 400 pris
oners. '@! s4i .ha'%-t't3 EaA.h'
Gen. Simpson telegraphs that the bonn
Jardnertof Sevastopol would reopen On
the morning Of the-l7,h. nii@ aa
The bal,e of Tchernaya commenced on
the 10Th. Russians 10 the number Of 10000
fought for three hours. The Sardnians
fought bravely. The Russiars lost four or
five thousand in killed, and four hundred
prisoners. The loss Of the Allies is small.
The Russians were in complete retreat
when The French reserve came up. Omar
Pasha had received orders 10 return 10 the
Crimea, instead Of Asia.
--latest accounts from Asia Minor state
that Kurs is completely invested. The
first parallel has heen opened. All commu.
nication with Erzeroum has been stopped.
Turkey is sending reinforcements 10 Kars.
Gen. Seamoiski is about 10 organize a
regiment Of Geserters and Poles.
A dispatch from 81 Pe.ersburgh says
Gorschakof has orders to sink The Russian
fleet if Sevaslopol falls
The London Morning Posi-, ministerial
paper, says that it has reason TO expect STIR
ring and hitherto unexpected news from the
Crimea. |, is supposed TO refer 10 some Sc
crel expedition. 3 'l
A ministerial crisis was threatened al
Constanlinople.
The revolted Bedouhs in Tripoli are un
subdued.
Negotiations are sill going on between
London, Paris and Vienna, respecting The
Auslrans continuing 10 occupy the Princi
palties. st
The London papers say that negotiation
have arrived at poin. for triple treaty
binding England, France and Austria no, Il
conclude any arrangement separately will
Russia.
Queen Victoria vas escorted BY six ship
OF war, while crossing the channel L
Bologne on the l7th.
i Tie weather has been favorable for crops
and accounts give indication Of a fine yield
Il FRANcE.--Thers is nothing new from
France, Wednesday being the fete Of Napo
leon, was holiday at The Bourse |. wa
celebrated q, Tho Theanes and throughou
Paris by spectacle iluminaiions, and lht
Communication Of lhe sentence Of 1000 prison
i, eTs. l sHf ~ ae 0si 10 IVA
4 Preparations were being made for sh'
reception OF Queen Vc,oras Napoleon
will NEE, her on Tuesday at Bologne. The
Empress will moi be present. Ex. .Presden
f Fillmore had beer presented to Napoleon By
Mr.. Mason. The American Minister. Ia
!, There is nothing Of the leas, importance
from Spain. Something is said Of the Con
gressof statesmen al Vienna. 10 sel,le N,
J affairs Of haly, Dutis not likely 10 be viii
! effect n. PRESENT. @a9asg
The sIaiementrelaiive 10 the copcorda
!, between France and the Holy SEQ is con
tradlc,ed, The Roman governments iuIer
poses every obs,scle 10 recruiting for ,h'
!, British Legion. M ss
J DENMARK.--Itis reported that the Danisl
E Admiral. Nourer, has gone 10 Paris 70 asl
advice and assislnnce France louchinI
!. their differences with Amesica concerplnI
y the Sound Duiies.l Denmark fears ihatlh'
.llIhi,nd H,siGs ~ Nnanahn .hnailiiies b,