Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-04
LATE FROM EUROPE.
arrival Of The Steamer america,
FALL OF ~SEBASTOPOL!
TERRIFIC LOSS OF LIFE,
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The steamer America arrived at Halifax al
2 eleven O'clock Il is morning.
The Bremen steamer Washington arrived m
. Sandy Hook of twelve o'clock NJ.
u The Collins steamer Pacific arrived out Of
G noon on the 18Th.
II COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-LircrpOOi Sent. a.
q The prices OF Cotton ATE easier, but il is not
. pnotsbly lower, in consequence Of tho Bank
= oil England having increased its rates 10 a.
t and a further advance TO 5 was rSpected.-
e The sales of the week were $4,000 bales, IN
clndlrg 5000 bales TO Spectators.
ING market fer BreadStuGs is generally dull,
> but there is no change in prices.
Wheat has advanced Is. The weather has
been favorable for crops. ~
The Provision market is dull, but prices ara
unchanged. In Lard there is an active sn,cn-
laiive demand at 5SaG0s. Sugar has advanced
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The city Of Sebastopol fell on The 9Th inst
a'ler a bombar!ment of three days, and six
repulSes oil The French before the MaIakoT
dan. u ne
The slaughter was terrific two tLnua,nd
English ana fourteen thousand French wete
killed. "e'e
The Russians lost about the same numba.,
making The total killed upward ofthirly than
sand. '' 'hou-
The Russians evacuated the Town oh.r
blowing up the G~efenscs, sinking The sIins,
irlng Inc town, and leaving bnt a mass NJ
smouIdeIlng ruins, Five French Generals
were killed, intending Bosquet.
A large allied force was maIcbinc IN Inv,
coast 10 intercept The retreat of lie Russian
inland. "u'S'"h
The allies captured immense materials Of
1t is reported that The allied generals have
orders 10 de manI the Surrendt Of the Rus.;a,s
Internationally. all troops, d~efense,. s,nr..S'
&c, including Odessa. ~
Another attempt had been made TO assassin
ale Napoleon.
THE PLAN OF ATTACH.
The place was attacked in four Jiff.,s,,dr
%rectlons. The British i,cmpreJ in ,,o,m ~.
Redan, and the French and Surdinian, MAJ.
an attack upon the Central batteries: all we,s
made simultaneously with great energy AMI
SplTIt, but the most eminentIy successful ons
was made by Generals BoSque! and McMobou
OH HE Malaknff. "'"oH
Both The Retan Ind The Central b~at,.t;..
we've al one lime III the hands of The sIIi,.s.
Dut IL was impossible 10 hold them under tha
accurate and murlerous fire of the Russians
OPERATIONS IN TIE sEA or Azoy.
a dispatch from The sea of Azov ssys tba,
we allies were doing immense damage 10 Tho
Russian vessels and me rchsnJise sIono ,hs
coast. The fisheries were slmosi .%,;,
DESTROYED The damage is estimated At sss
eral million of francs. "
Two British steamers were obout IN .sc.n,
The gull OF Onkliork 10 destroy the r,I.rnms.t
sores collected on The Coast.
FRANCE.
ne!'emnn, the ould be assassin, is undoub.-
euiyn maniac, and will no, be red. NJ. ~;u
sent TO the Luna.ic Hospi;aL.
he Emperor was 20 leave on 'iuesd.v a..
toIh, Tor Camp ST. Omef, ID review IN. t,oons
Tor The Crimea. "oof'
DENMARK
1t is reported that Austria has oG.,sJ
10 Denmark in her d,Gicultiss ~
"e o"''eu S'a'es concerning the Sound duss.
RUSSIA.
a dispatch from ST. Petersburg ssvs tA.,
ne CZar intends going 10 Warsaw with Count
,eSSeiioue' VINO Will, il is supposed there ar.
anSeo ior an Interview with the KlnT o fPus.
ia.
~lllgence. er''' IN
London SEPTEMBER l5.-The Paris CORES.
waoen,e " lhe 1"aes says 1t is reported that
thousand troops embarked nj
Tor The north OF Sebss,onn, .SJ
lso that the Russians were IN nil ,.r,a, ~
Perekop.
Paris papers are discussing the o~p.,,io,
neither Seb .siopol is ,ennble by The Allie.
me 'he Russians are mast. rs of The FORT, oh
le north side, frontlng. the sea.
a dispatch from D~autzic, dated the t,,h
'SS mat The blockade ships are expoc,ed ~
: ofder home Immediately.
II Is ruInortd IN clubs 10 day that me aIliss
we Iound Twelve hundred GUNS in Scb,,to.
I" ; ana, also, that the Russians were falling
Oh oackSha and Serai ; but fresh run,ors
J mat The Russians still continue TO bolJ m.
iln Side OF Sebastopol, and will to the Ia,tsY.
'li'y. IL IS also iumored in Paris Tint The
led aumitaiS have decided that il is moi egf.
nj 10 enter the harbor of Sebas:opol mill
III Constantine is silenced. The allies will
'Dobly attack Fort Constantine from NM,
and Artillery Bay.
,
Q way they do Things in Rishland County.
IL VIII be seen by the following, from the
'nSfeld Hammer, that the fusionists IN in
t section Of 'he State are not so particular,
ALL abou! the Nebraska question. Thu,
Der says .
miller Moody, a straight-out, rampant. mr.
do"n Nebraska man, who helped IN raisS
Deauiiiul, unspliced, tall hickory tree.
year' AM who, after it was up, peerina
lofty branches into The very clouds. belneS
to shout hoso mas 10 the gr.at princinle NJ
l-ihterventlon-this man is now one of the