Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-14
From Earope.

The steamer Arago arrived at New York on
the 9Th, with dates to the 24!h uli.
Another bread demonstration had been made in
HYDE Park on Sunday.
! From Madrid the intelligence was that the
Bourne had boon deserted owing to a panic pre-.
vailing from Cholera.
The London Times announces the recall Of
General Simpson The Herald states that Cen
era, Ocdrinston will be his successor.
The capture Of Kinburn is confirmed. A
squadron of steamers were off tho north of the
Dnieper commanding the entrance to NcolaeA
and Kherson.
There is nothing important from the Crimea.-
Thirty thousand allied troops landed on The Pc
ninsu!ar of Tendra on the same morning of the
capture of Kinburn.
A despatch from Berlin says that Marshal Pc
lis.ier has mounted l2O guns on the heights of
the Tchanlaon, thus gaining point for operation,
in the valley.
The negotiations between France and Austria
in reference to the campaign on the Danube in
the spring are concluded Austria yielding her
objections.
The garrison Of Kinburn was composed OF L.
500 men under General Keaswich. After ca
pitulatinr with the allies all were sent as prison.
burn mounted seventy guns.
The ratification at Oschakoif, blown up by
the Russians, mounted 23guns
The cabinet of Vienna has officially declared
that if reform of the Federal Constitution be
proposed, Austria will support it, as the present
vexatuus position of Germany arises from the
present Constitution
The foreign Consuls at Odessa have addressed q
Ii. ii thof hat
ty sheltered vast number of foreign families,
and that as the largest portion Of the property
there belongs to them, it was hoped that tho CITY
would be spared burnbardment."
LArER-The steamer Asia arrived On the 9TH
with advices to the 9Th ut.
The London Times has Noticeable article in
relation to American filbusterism. The En-
gllsh government it says sis emitting no opporlu-
nifty of reinforcing the Yves! India fleet, thas op-
posing powerful barrier between Great Britain
and the North American continent"
The reportof the Russians having blown up
for. Nicholas and other notifications at Ot,chakof
10 confirmed
Advices from Sera.tOpo show that the Rus
SLAMS were falling back in good order spon their
fortified positions.
The allies were close upon the Russian position
At Alb2t, where ii is thought they must make
4 stand. in which case battle is inevitable.
The Russians on the north side OF Ssvastopol
keep constant fire upon Ssrastnpol under COW
or Of which they are Withdrawing their troops.and
concentrating them upon Perekop.
A Russian despatch of the 22nd ult., says that
the allies had marched 10000 troops from Eupa-
toria on. towards Tonat, but afterwards fell back
on observing that the Russian lancers were on
their left.
The English gunboats had reconnoitered the
river slnsst up to Nicolaef.
A late St. Petersburg despatch says that tho
militia has been ordersd rs reinforcement of the
army Of the south under Gen. Lude!s.
The Gear has left Nicoaief for Eizabeihgrad,
about loo miles north.
Mcclellan of the United Stales army had arrived
at the allied camp.
The allied trvops officially repnrisd in the Crl-
msa, including sick. amour. to 100000 men.
The attitude OF Sweden 10 regarded At St. Pc
terssurg with uneasness.
The Russian disaster at kan ia confirmed
The Russian loss is reported at 1900. Two
Turkish edoubts were lost and retaken four times.
The Hugarian General kernesty commanded the
Turks. The Russians cannot now continue the
siege.
The Bank of France has arranged for loan OF
several millions in silver from the Bank of Am
serdam.
The cholera is raging terribly at Madrid. One
hundred cases occurring thOre daily. The chole-
"a was increasing at Tuscany.
1t was rumored that The Government Of Ma
pie, had committed a gross outroge upon some A
mercan citizens. The particulars Of which are
not known.