Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-30

4rYtpdl or tS AUTOMATICALLY war 1eps
The steamship Ariel, Captain Leisvre. belonging
10 the Vanderbilt line Of steamships, arrived AZ
New York on Saturday evening, With one hundred
and sixty-nine passengers, and valuable cargo Of
French and English merchandise
The Ariel sailed from Havre on the morning OF
the 18th instant and arrived of Cowes ON the eve
ming Of that day.
BY her we receive news from all parts of Eu-
rope, one day later than that received by the Al
rica f.@
The London Money Market, reported at IL
o'clock on the morning OF Saturday, 18th instant
was: Consols for money, 81 IL 70 81 20 for ac-
count, 9Th November 81 "a TO 81 T-S.
The French three per cents closed on the 18th
instant at 64f 4c. for the end Of the month the
four and half per cents at 90f 26c.; and the new
loan at 65f 36c. s.M
THE ATTACK ON ODESSA. Ai
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
writes on the 10th of October: i
News Of the doings Of the expedition, which ar
rived before Odessa on the 9Th, is anxiously ex-
pected 10000 French soldiers are on board the
squadron and the general belief is that Kinburn
and 0czakoff are to be the points attacked ~
NEW EXPEDITION.
The Ost-D eutsche Post processes to have learn
ed from " "a private but excellent source, that q
powerful division Of tho Allied fleets IL either 70
ihg into or is already in the Gulf or Liman Of the
Dnieper.n The little maritime town Of 0czakof
ia, in this expedition, to be what Kertsch was IN
that Of the Sea of AzoR IN, s,s .F
GoRTscHAKoTF's LATEST DESPATCH
Oct 4, IL p. M.--Yesterday and to-day the
enemy continued his demonstrations against the
valley ofthe Upper Bebek, but no affair occurred.
During the night the enemy returned TO the accli-
vities of the Baider Valley. No particular move
mcnt of the feet against Eupatoria had been re-
nd ba nan fhors.
part Of Sebastopol is as it was before. VIZ
THE REVOLT OF THE BAsnI-BA2oUKs.
The correspondent Of the Semaphore Of Mar
seles under date of Constantinople, 1st, gives the
following "details as to the definite result Of the re-
volt Of the Bashi- Bazouks 4a8
General Beatson arrived to-day from the Darda-
nelles. have several times spoken Of the conduct
of the Bashi-Bazouks under his command. A few
days since the Governor of the DardanelIcs, after
consulting with the French and English consuls,
and Al. Skene, asecretary of the English embassy,
marched against these men with body of regu-
lar troops, which had arrived from Constantinope.
On being summoned to return to their duty, and
obey the laws the Bashi- Bazouks at once submit
ted, and declared that they would never revolt
against the legitimate authority Of the Sultan their
sovereign. General Smith has been sent by the
English ambassador to take the command of them
in the room of General Beatson. II is said that
they are about to be sent to the Crimea but other
accounts state that they to be disbanded, which
would be the best course to pursue, as a great
number Of them have already deserted, ard those
that remain would never be Of any use. Even
those at Buyukdere, although under very severe
discipline, are constantly committing Disturbances
rnE BALTIC. 4ssFTt
The following is the last Geographic despatch
from the Baltic, dated pantsic, October l2:
"The Bulldog has arrived,
The gun-hoats left Nargen on the 9Th, under
convoy OF the Hogue, on their way to England.
Weather stormy
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times, |
writing on the 9th of October, endeavors to show
why Austria should not desire the Principalities.
PRUSSIA.
A letter from Berlin Of the 9th, states that the
results Of one hundred and fifty elections were
known up to that date, and that about two-thirds
Of them were Ministerial 80 that the check of the
government at Berlin was amply compensated for
by its success in the provinces.
letter in the Independence Beige states that
NJ Bunsen has been returned by The electors of
Magdeburg as Deputy of the Prussan Chamber.
IL is doubtful whether NJ. Bunsen will accept the
nomination, as he had declined every request 10
become candidate, on account Of III health The
Independence addai 83-&sl Et2
His election IL not less signfcative, under
present circumstances. Recollecting the motives
that led to N. Bunsen's recall from the English
embassy in 1854, his nomination denotes feeling
favorable to the policy Of the Western Powers"
A4ht DENMARK. $50 l
The Zeit, of Berlin, says, m
We can confirm the news that the affair Of the |
Sound Dues Is TO be submitted before long to
Congress of the States interested in the question
AM lint m oh 10. III
States, expresses hope to see delegates assem-
bed in the second fortnight of November"
The State prosecution of the members of the
late Danish Cabinet Is proceeding at Copenhagen
The Supreme Court (chosen from both houses Of
the Legslature) met on the llih, and having de-
clared its competence. fixed the 10th Of November
for the commencement Of the proceedings.
RUSSIA AND SWITZERLAND. ~ Ms,
The following is from an eye witness and cor
respondent Of the Lausanne Gazette "Yester-
day, October It'll, the Russian Ambassador, Baron
De Krudcncr, the gunemith Preaz, and one of his
workmen, embarked In the boat which plies be-
tween veyey and yilIeneuve. The object OF this
excursion was to make trial of the carbne invent.
ed by our feow-citzen, and Of which mention has
already been made at the time Of the reunion Of
officers at Moudon.
"Having arrived at the plain Of vileneuye,
distance of 1859 feet was measured by the AM
bassador himself, who took his station near the
target and followed, with the aid Of telescope,
the movements Of the operator, N. Prelaz. Eleven
out Of twelve shots struck the target, which was
ten feet high. The Ambassador, quite pleased
with The result, returned in the evening 10 Vevey
with the inventor. One cannot but regret that |
the two commissioners, instructed to inquire into
the matter by the, Federal Government should
have contented themselves with a superficial eS-
animation Of this new carbine. Thus tsay La
Suisse, this invention 10 about to become the pro-
perry OF Russia, II the Federal Council does not
resolutely oppose such step" l..s.,f.
SPAIN, .rr N
The following private telegraphic dispatches
were received In Paris on the l2th Of October:
MADRID, 10th.-The insurgents at Catalonia
have been defeated near Norguefa. The Cabecil-