The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-28 00:00:00

Each day at half-past ten o'clock

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.

A Privy Council was held yesterday afternoon at
Windsor Castle, chiefly for the purpose of ordering the
meeting of Parliament on the 12th of next month for the

despatch of business

The principal object' f this early meeting we believe to
be the necessity of an act for enabling Government to
send militia regiments to Gibraltar and the Mediterranean
stations, to take the place of the regiments of the Line
,
o
I going out to the Crimea.

THE WAR.

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PARIS, TIIIIRSDAY.—The steamer Emu arrived at Mar-
seilles yesterday, having left Constantinople on the 13th.
She brings General Bentinck and Colonels Fitzroy, Dal-
rymple, and Carlton, who were wounded on the sth.
General Torrens remained at Malta. Reinforcements for
the Crimea arrived daily at Constantinople. At Toulon,
the division Dulac had commenced embarking. The fol-
lowing vessels had already left : the Milan, Vengeance,
Chandernager.
Galignani's Messenger_ says:—"We think that we may

announce that yesterday the trench government resolved
to send two divisions into the Danubian Principalities, in
addition to the two French divisions now embarking at
Toulon for the Crimea." _ .

The Invalide Russe announces officially the Russian loss
on the sth of Nov. to be 42 officers and 2,969 men killed,
and 206 officers and 5,791 men wounded, giving the total
of 9,008 killed and wounded. The number of prisoners
taken by the allies is not given.
JASSY, Nov. 10.—It is expected here that hostilities
upon the Pruth will commence very soon. Dervish
Pacha has returned. The local authorities have demanded
the necessary instructions in case of the entrance of the
Turkish troops into Moldavia.

Special insiructions have been sent to the authorities at
Galati, Roman, and Tekuoh.

- ---- inc iouowing despatch was forwarded from C9nstanti-
-,rature of wild-sports is un- nople to Semlin, by courier, and thence to Vienna, by
, all at first sight. No previous telegraph ' • it is dated Constantinople, Nov. 16 :—On the
co feel its power and influence. The 13th the Russians attacked the French lines, but were
,ged school can enter into the subject repulsed. The loss was great on both sides. The -Rue-
..,,n as la. - ~ick of knowledge and sentiment as the sians have received further reinforcements, The Queen
intellectual and refined scholar of Eaton and Harrow, of the South has arrived with 1,200 troops. A transport
Sing a hunting song to a company of Cockneys, who can has been wrecked near San Stefano.
scarcely distinguish a fox from a cat, or tell hich end
of a musket to place to your shoulder, and you will recog- The Journal de St. Pet ersbourg of the 16th contains
a report from Prince Menschikeff to the Enaperoro,s
-as hearty cheers and as ardent and genuine enthu- which he states that all the damage done by the enemy's
-n be found among the sporting dons o.f,,,Aliluelttonne fire was speedily made good, and that the troopsallies were
animated with the most heroic courage.
i The
lo Prince
ate in England. •At fortifying their right flank very strong-Y• 1 ,ounded
ougle, the ploughman leaves also admits that the Russian loss in killed and n
his team, and the - shepherd his
s of perfect equality -with the worailsyverYslightly hurt,
adadnsdtlhiaatda ed to their
exhilarating enjoyments of the ranks.
4 Onpian, England was eels- returned
latter were.
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FRIDAY.—The e Presse has advices from C

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education is requis:
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same thing is ens(
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,
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ere, the best horsemen found,to which there riaa been
op e of the 16th, accordnio•
most enduring for the chase. another
were defeated. battle before 'Sebastopc7l, in which the Russians
According to Russian accounts, nothing
had happened up to the 16th. On the 13th and 14th there

d that the 1)(

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