True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-24
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FOREIGN NEWS.

On the 29lh September some Russians
were defeated near Eupatoria by French
cavalry, with loss cf so killed and so
prisoners. The French loss, 6 killed
and " wounded.
Gorschakof' reports that on the 3d.
an Intellectual movement had been made
on his left flank.
A portion of the allied fleet sailed on a
secret expedition recently, supposed for
Nicoloff or Odessa.
The Gar was at Odessa. He had is
sued an encouraging address to the Rus.
sian People.
A collision is anticipated between the
Western Powers and The King of Greece,
on account of the latler's proclivi,ies.
The food question is still serious in
France and Germany.
The Bank of England had still further
advanced its rates of discount 10 s. per
cent.
The Atlantic brings 217 passengers
She passed the steamer Africa from Bos-
ton IN The river on the evening of the 9Th.
Ihe American As miles from Cape Race,
in the evening of the 18th.
The allies have mounted large num-
Der OF morIars at Sebaslopol, preparatory
to bombdr(ing the Russian position on
the north side.
A new Danish constitution has been
promulgated at Copenhagen. Ferdinand,
uncle TO the King, having refused his sig-
nature, was dismissed from the command
of Zealand. @
Russians had captured Turkish con-
voy at Kars with provisions for the gar.
rIson; with 1000 horsas and 800 men.
The restrictions on the importation Of
salt into Russia had been abolished.
The Revenue returns Of Great Britain
show an increase of nearly $500 600.
owing chiefly 10 the additional income
tax.
Kars still held out, but its provisions
are nearly exhausted. Ii was anticipated
however, that the snow wonld compel
the Russians 10 retire.
The Ericsson arrived at Southampton
on the goth of September.
The correspondent of the London News
says the Russians are making prepara
tlons for the evacuation of the north side
Gortschakof has published hopciu
address to his soldiers. He admits III,
loss of from 500 to 1000 men per day
for the 80 days previous to the close q
The siege, but says, in conclusion. .Se
abslopol only enchained us to her walls
we are now free, and new war commen
ces.
A letter from Revel estimates the Rus
sian marine losses in that part of the Bal
tic last year at 10000.
DeLisIe, Ganvin & Co., merchants q
London, had failed for 100000. En-
gagged principally in the Canada lradc.
New York, October 20.-The Trjbu0
is informed by correspondent Just arri
we'd from Kansas, that recently, in pass
ing through the town of Kansas, Missouri
he was informed that a gang of bordp
ruffians had gone into the territory for tn
avowed purpose of killing Reeder.
The steam frgale San Jacinto will sa
from this port on Monday for Siam an
Japan, as the flagship of The East India
squadron. She will touch at Keno, wher
she will take on board Mr.. Harris. III
newly appointed Consul-General. A
Simoda The San Juan will be fullowe
by the sloop-ol-war Levanl, now nearl
, ready for sea.
f The ship Manry was released yestel
= day, alter examination of the case in tn
District Court.
| Two City Republican Conventions me
l last night, and permanently organized a
: one body. They afterwards nominate
e a city ticket, headed by Azariah Flag.
/. the Soft candidate for Comptroller.
C The Havana correspondent of the He
S aid states that Morales, who was reccn
h y convicted at Havana of having in hi
possession certain revolutionary doct
menls, has been sentenced to death b
the garole, and not to the chain'gang, ;
before reported.
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-Final a
!, tion was taken yesterday in the case
= DR.. Worrell. Government, it is unde
r. stood, disapproves of his conduct in slri