Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-18
ArrivaI OF the Canaan

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q - a HAI1rAx, ock s.s
9ks steamship Canada, from Liver
pool, with European d stes ID Saturday.
the fsth ul arrived 81 "a O'Clock this
evening, iI-
The latest news from fhe Crimea is
that Gortschakoff telegraphed on the
99d ult., that the Allies had landed
90. 600 men at Eapatoria, and that So :
900 men were on the Russian flank.
The Allies attacked the Russian in
fantry on the 9sl of September, when
the latter retreated 81 q ~ p
On the 95th ult., the Allies, $4,000
strong. debouched from Enpatoria. and
occupied the neigbboring villages en- the
left flank of the Russians.
The Russians, were fortifying the
North side of Seyastopoi, and construc-
ting new batteries. ts r-a--.,sr.,
The French were advancing their
Cavalry and IHfantry, towards fBaks-
hiesersi. 10 f-s s.+ f-- r-.. r.-,
A fearful tempest had occurred at
Seyastopol, followed by heavy rains.-
Sevastopol is to be razed, and the basins
to be filed up. 37 49,, s9gI ID.
The allies on the 18th were concen-
trating their forces between Balaklaya
and TcherBaya, and were constantly re
connoitering. ~ 4sbag .a57} 80 b.,
The left wing Of the Russian army
were actively preparing for an active
campaign. a.f-.d ~, io .,.b.
-Four hundred deserters, mostly Po-
landers, had arrived in the Allied camp,
It is reported that the demerslizatiop
of the Russian army ygcomplste, and
such was the confusion from the frst
moment Of the assault of the allies upon
Seyastopol that the soldiers became
exhausted through fatigue, having re-
mained "a hours without sustenance.
The loss of the Russians during the
bombardment and assault, is estimated
at $4,000 men. 4 i-.s .-
The Russians continue to FIRE shell
into Sevastopol, from the North side
Some of the guns sent shot entirely over
the town, doing much damage to the
advanced seige works Of the allies. p OF
A letter from Berlin states that Prince
Gortscbakof will shortly evacuate the
forts on the North side of Sevastopol,
but the Russians are still making vast
preparations for winter. camp. ..
TIE Russian Treasury has received
large sums through Berlin. /.
The Turkish troops at Constantine
pie. intended for Asia, have been sent
to Eupatoria. rs.s
1t is reported that large bodies of
French troops have been landed at Eu-
patoria. 57 .f. -...i.a ,t.. .. 4
Dispatches received from Vienna
state that Kars is greatly straightened
for provisions, and the garrison are ac-
tually sabsistng on horse flesh.
The Russians have abandoned Erze-
roum. -a-rH .r TrIuf .4u.. q ...r.y-.
Most of the Baltic feet is to winter at
Kiel. sfraf .t r rars II
DENMARK.-Representatives in ses-
sion at Copenhagen have definitely ap-
proved by ten majority all the proposed
changes. .yfiI
NAPLEs.-An official circular, issued |
BY the Government of Naples to the
police, says that Mazza has retired from
office, but the policy Of the Government
has undergone no change in the conduct
Of the police towards politically suspec-
ted persons.
AUsrRIA.--The Government organ
states, referring TO Russia and the Al
lies, that the present state of things may
give occasion for diplomatic contest
Or sanguinary strife between Russia
and the Western powers, but viii in no
way affect the mediatory attitude of
Austria. '. 7
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %. 1
The newspaper reports furnish the
quotations: White Wheat, 12s
919s Sd; Red Wheat lis Sd. Flour
Western Canal Flour 39@42s; Phila-
lelphia and Baltimore 4O@42s; Ohio
I2@44s. Corn-White Corn 42@45s;
Yellow 40s@41 mixed 40s@40s i'd.
Pork has slightly advanced.
Bacon-The high prices previously
,iven are stillmaintained, and the stock
N hand is much reduced.
Lard has advanced 3s@5s, and the
took in first hands is exhausted: sales
re reported at 63s.