The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-11
SEVEN DAYS LArFR FROM FrEoFF.


SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ECKoFE
The steamship Canada with Liverpool dss % - fa'b
ultimo arrived halifax Tuesday efstug lash II
news she brings is no, Of an iHPortaui eharseief.
Cotton has declined "a.
The following are the latest quotations. ~ ne hur sna
grain market. Wheat-salss u whits a. - l2t go
and Of red at lis la ga Flour-Werisrn canai So
42s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore S0a t2as uha. 90
44s. Corn-white as. 4Ss. yellow - sisi missd
40s. 40s. Cd
The London money market Il stringent The bank
Of England has advanced lis rates u ~ ucuI Csas1
have declined to ssf $50.
Dispatches from the scat Of speak 81 agtre FtsIa
raiions both sides for the renewal 81 hosis ffinnt
Gortsehakod teegraphs under date u hspienttF -
THE allies have landed $4,000 ~ Eupaiora and have
now 10000 men the Russian flank
The allies attacked the Russian infantry Tie "a of
September when the latter retreated.
On the 25lh force Of $4,000 allies debouchod from ~
paoria and occupied the neighbcFng village the isf
flank Of the Russians
despatch from sebastopol dated September ie says
"The Russians are Certifying the north side of The city
and constructing new batteries.
The French advancing their cavalry and niAntfy
towards Bakshiserai.
"pe frtfcaons of the south side Of Seastopo are 20
be RACED and the basins of the barhor filed up
A fearful tempest visited Sebastopol the lTh ultg
causing much discomfort TO the allies.
The allies concentrating their forces between baak
lave and the TchernayaP
The following despatch, received from Halifax yester-
day, gives brief summary of the news:
WAR
Gortschakof reported the nth that the allies had at
tempted nothing up to that date the north side, but
concentrating their forces between Bala6ava aud the
Tchernaya and constantly recommending the left wing OF
the Russians from the Bladder valley.
Letters from the camp mention that the allies were &C
lively preparing for campaign.
From three to four hundred desertcrs most Of them
Poles had arrived the allied camp They said that the
decentralization of the Russian army was most complete
and that such was the confusion from the rt moment Of
the attack that the soldiers, exhausted with fatigue re-
manned for "a hours without provisions.
The loss of the Russians is estimated at 1000 men
The correspondent of the Paris Pd under date of Sep
TENDER 20 says ever since their retreat the Russians
have continued to fire shells at us and it would be mis-
take suppose that armies in Sehasopol are beyond
the range of the enemys batteries on the northern shore
and the plateau The balls from Fort Constantine
reach beyond Strczka bay, aud they can very easily
throw their projecties into the town. AS TO the batteries
of the other forts of the guns in them power
fu that they carry shot right the town and do
execution in the advanced siege works. but although the
Russian fire does not cease is not very active The
tillery and engineers in Sebastopo everywhere at
work Fort ST. Nicholas which was left almost intact
has been fortified, and its already replies 10 the
envy. Any attempt OF the Russians to return to The place
is wholly out of the question
The Grand Duke Constantine arrived at Nicolaeff
the Goth and it said the Gar himself would short
ly visit that place superintend tho winter Crimean
paign.
letter from Berlin dated the 23d says Various cir
G0rschako will the forts to the north of
ebastopo those forts being only sraegetc points but
great preparations making by the Russians for winter
campaign.
The Russian treasury has received large of money
through Berlin English material is constantly pass
ing through Prussia for the army.
nthe nth of September the Turkish troops at Con-
stantinople intended for Asia sent TO Eupatora
The AugloTurkish contingent would go TO Trebzond
and be placed under Omar Pacha 1t also announced
that considerable bodies of French troops had been sent
to Eupatora.
THE WAR IN ASIA.
Vienna dispatches say that Kars greatly straight
ened for provisions and that the garrison was eating horse
flesh.
Advices from Trebizond dated the 9th of September
nounce that the Russians had abandoned Erzeroum and
were at Malagulema.
THE BALTIC.
DANrzrc Sept 2a--The steamer Bull Dog has arrived
here with mails from the fleet.
All the hghpressure block ships had left for England
The weather here continues unsettled.
The Times Paris correspondent writes the 9th that
the Baltic feet viii winter AZ l<iel.
Letters from Athens state that the of the fall of
Sebasopo had produced the greatest among
the parsaus OF Russia who always Boosting of the
impossbiity of the allies succeeding. The ministers wait
ed the French and English ambassadors to offer their
warmest congratulations
circular had been given to the police authorities
throughout the kingdom Of Naples saying that although
uaAIh nau ifoui ohee, te VI Eo'efh-
men will be the same and change is to take place in
the conduct of the police towards politically suspected
persons
The Minister of War; Prince Ischebeli who opposed the
arbitrary proceedings Of azza, had also been dismissed
AUSTRIA
The Austrian government has caused the publication of
the following in its acknowledged official
organ, the AUSTRIAN Correspondence.
"The new state of things may give occasion to dplo
matte sangunary strife between Russia and the
Western powers but will in way affect the medatory
attitude of Austria