Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-10-20
forslgn gntslligents.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
One Week Later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
One Week Later from Europe.
New YORK, October l9.-The steamer At
lantic, with London dates to October 9th,
arrived here this moring at 50 o'clock.
There has been further rise in the rates OF
discount. The rate is now 81 per cent
Sebastopol is to be blown up by the Allies,
and mines we're being prepared for that pur-
pose.
Prince Gortschahoff's army is being threat
ened by large forces of the Allies from Eupa-
toria.
On the 10Th utimo, the Russians were de-
feated near Eupatora by the French Cavalry,
with loss of fifty killed, and los prisoners
The French loss was only six killed and TWEEN
ty.seven wounded.
Prince Gortschakoff, on the Sd of October,
reports that an Intellectual movement was made
on his left flank.
The allied fleet has sailed on secret expe-
dition, supposed to Nicolaieff or Odessa.
The Russians seemed determined to meet
the coming campaign vigorously.
The Emperor Alexander is at Odessa, from
which place he has issued an encouraging ad-
dress to the Russian people and his army. be
will shortly be in the Crimea
A collision is anticipated between the West
ern powers and the King Of Greece, on &C
count of Bomba's Russian propenslties.
The following telegraphic dispatches were
posted at the Paris Bourse:
Marshal Pellisser reports on the first instant
that brilliant contact between the French
and Russian cavalry was fought on the 18th
ultimo at Konghill, five leagues northeast OF
Eupatoria in which the Russian cavalry, COM
manded by General Kerf, we're defeated by the
French cavalry under General Allonville. Six
guns, twelve ammunition waggons,a campaign
forge, with all its appurtenances, and 100 pris
oners were captured, besides 2hO horses. Fifty
Russians were killed, among them Colonel
Androwsky The French.had six killed, and
q made prisoners.
VIENNA, Oct. lit is reported here that
Lord Stratford de Radcliffe has been recalled.
The Oesterreichishe Zeitunng" announces
that the bombardm OF the north forts OF Sebas-
topol was commenced on the 29th that the
Russian army was in full retreat, and that on
the 29th it had reached Akark, three days
march from Mackenzie's farm. This lntelll
gence, respecting the retreat, must be received
with caution, as it needs confirmation.
MARsEILLEs, Oct. 1.-The steamer Euphrates
which sailed from Constantinople on the 24th,
has arrived.
Five thousand French troops had passed
al 10 tha
others were expected.
1t was stated that the English cavalry would
winter at Scutari.
PARIS. Oct 1.-Two divisions, one OF French
and the other of English, will occupy Sebas-
topol, and the army of operation, under wen
eral Pelissief, will take the field
Generals Simpson and La Marmora will
hold defensive positions. :.
The feet has received orders for important
operations, and the allied forces are full OF con-
fdence.
Omer Pacha's forces were expected to be
sent to the relief of Kars, in Asia, soon.
Telegraphic advces from Odessa, received
via Berlin, state that the Car had lett Nlco-
laieff for the Crmea.
Accounts from Constantinople to the 24th
state that $4,000 men of the Anglo-lurkish
contingent had left for Varna, and that omer
acna was concentrating oVso"V my"
Shejkatie.
From the Baltic.
Intelligence from Riga, dated Sept. 18th
states that four liners, one frigate and three
corvettes bombarded the batteries at Duna-
munde for three hours on the morning of the
previous day without doing much damage. The
ships then went over TO Bullin and bombarded
that place for two hours with more effect On
the 18th hostile visits were made by two
frigates to Sails where ten ships were burnt.
RUSSIA.
BERLIN, Thursday.-Rumors have been rife
that the Russian government has invited
Prussia to take steps towards renewal OF
negotiations with the Western Powers.
Public feeling in Russia has began to mani
fest itself since the fall Of Sebastopol. Large
proprietors have lost half and even two.thirds
of their revenue from want of outlets for their
produce, and from the abstraction of labor.
The government functionaries and the youth
Just from the military schools alone favor the
continuation of the war.
Among the Generals who fell on the 9Th
we're Generals Yonseroff and Vocikof. The
latter was an aid Of the Emperor and par
ticuar favorite.
1t is stated that the Carlists found their
hopes of success now entirely in some Socialist
movement in Barcelona.