Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-13
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
MAILS By THE ATLANTIC.
Affairs Bsfor. ssbs.topol uaoAangvd.

MAlLS bI lHE A1AANllV,
Affairs Before ssbastOpOi Unchangsd.
Accounts Of the Battle on the
Tchernaya.
Fearful Loss Of LII. An.ong tAe qRass;sns--
Particulars Of the BOmburdsaentcf SDsabsrg.-
The Batteries not Destroyed and no Points To-
ken.-Queen Victoria 8 visif TO FfoMce.-Htr
Reception By the Emperor snd he People.
The Atlantic's Mails confirm our impre.si %
The reported capture Of Swesborg IL sltoeethtr
pre- nstue. An active bombardment took place
and considerable damage wss done 10 some Of
the Russian works, but none Of them were
captured, and no attempt al landing was made
by the Allies.
No further events or any Importance hsse
occurred in The progress of the wnr, but there
are copious details Of The Sweaborg lombard.
ment and the battle on the T%chernaya.
The Russian loss OF Sweaborg is reported OF
only forty killed and one hundred and sixty
wounded. The Qualifications were destroyed.
Ample as The dispatches are, they TO not con.
vey q clear iuea Of how much of Swesbon has
been destroyed, aud how much remains.
Two British ships had fred on Riga without
effect. -"
The squadron in the White Sea continued
10 destroy stores, &c. ''' = 'ah
The British in the Sea OF Azof have blown
up the sunken Russians ships Of war.
Affairs before Sebastopol quiet and un-
changed, ss well as It Kars. ''ac
The loss of the Russians in killed and
wounded on the Tchernaya is no, much short
$4,000 men, while the French own 10 1,0O8
and the SardinianS 10 600. ~'
The RusSions were not pursued across tho
river, and hold their former portion. q.
Various Tumors we're cuitent Of a new peace
object.
o Victoria has been We ! received in Pa,is.
A minis erial crisis tx lists in G reece.
Statements regarding Omar Pacha's move.
ments are still contradictory. A dispatch says
he has returned 10 the camu in :he Crimes,
for the purpose Of taking part Of the Turkish
troops to Asia. Omer's troops will be replaced
in the Crimea by the Turkish contiDgenr IN.
der Gen. Vivian. Omer has been decorated
with the British order Of the Bath.
On the 9Th Of August, 800 Russian prisoners
were exchanged at Odessa. Eight English
officers are still prisoners there. .
LocuSts have done much damage to tho
crops in Southern Russia. a
The Turkish government has authorized the
construction Of q railway from Consiantinople
10 Belgrade. II will soon be offered 10 tender.
A proposal is on foot TO raise q large sum Ly
in England, and 10 present il IL
Miss Nightingale on her return, 10 enable her
10 establish O hospital in london, where To-,
dies may act as volunteer nurses, as they have
done in the East. A letteI from Mrs. Synde%
Herbert 10 the papers snys that the sstsbli.L.
men: Of such au institution is the darling wish
Of Miss Nish,ingale's life.
he Military Gazette, Of Vienna, states that
lhe Emperor Alexander, accompanied by bis
Nicholas and Michael, will, toward
he end Of this month, proceed to Sebaytopol,
rs he verbally promised his late father 10 do, to
the garrison for their brave defense.
A letter from Lisbon, OF tie 9th Of August,
says: Among the passengers by the Tagus,
arrived hcle from Gibralter, on the 9Th,
was General Aris,a, the ex President Of Mexi-
20. He had for some time suffered from a tu-
nor in the throat, and was going 10 Paris TO
medical advice. On the followins morn
ing his disease took a fatal turn, and he expi.
on board the vessel. His Temeins have
Jeen taken charge Of by the Mexican repre-
'entatives, and buried this evening with. drs
ionors. His will was found among his pepers;
/ directs that hls herr: be embalmed, aud sent
" McAICOt W MA WIG nc lchNtS HCtntug, on
recount of her in6deliiy, but bequeaths his
10 a relative, and his personal effects
o his servants.
Strange TO say, The Peninsular Company had
10 medical man on board the Tagus.
Letters from Odessa bring news extending
~ TO the 18th OF August. Large detachments
" troops had been marched from the North 10
small, in consequence Of intelligence which
Prince Gortschak ff is sold 10 have received,
especting an intention on the part oil the alice
o land $4,000 men in the neiehboihood ofthis
'%ortress, who, by marching along the coast,
inGer the protection Of the feet, would be
10 cut off the commu nication of tho
Jrimea with the main land. In order to avoid
exen.uality oil disposable troops will be
to Besserabia.
An Imperial Russian ukase has been issued,
the compulsory embodiment OF Militia
n eleven provinces. The enrolment will
.ommerc e Oh the list OF October. The pro.
,oriion ordered is twenty-three men 10 l,O0e
iouls.
Napoleon III has achieved another triumpb
~ making one Of his nephews, q son OF tho
'rince Of Canine, receive a Cardinals hat
Rome may yet see a Pope B~onsparte. The rec
emily introduced bastonade (Which King BON.
genious has to be thanked for, will pre- .
the way for him. Queen Victoria Is exc
,ectcd to return on Monday next.