Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-22

Kangaroo of S74 tons, and that their new steam
ship City of Baltimore of 1900 tons. will be
launched in December, and the City of Washing
ton. 1900 tons, the following June
The Lafest-1he latest mail brings nothing
more definate. The Cars two sons have arrived
in the Crimea.
Nothing further from the Baltic The Russian
descent on Dobrduscha seems 10 be a maneuvere
10 draw the Turks from the Pruth. The reported
defeat of the Russians at Gimray. Asia, is confl I'M
cd.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA
Eombardment of Sabastopol Continues-Ru Russian
Gaianby-Great Carnage.
New Yark Nov To-
The Asia has arrived The cannonade upon
Sebastopo has continued unnterruptedIy for sew
en- day. The fire OF the Russians was slackening.
The French works had been much injured The
BritIs, were within 800 yards OF the Russian
works The city had been on fire several times
The Russians haG Unexpectedly attacked the
works OF the besegers, taking them by surprise
capturing and turning their guns against them
The allies rallied, resained lost ground and drove
back the Russians with great slaughter. The Eng
lish and French also suffered immensev
The loss of life in the town so great that
the air said to be tainted by the number of
unburied dead.
1t is certain that the Russians have received
considerable reinforcements, and a still stronger
corps expected
A deserter states that the Russians loss was
very great
There is talk of note fiom Count Nesselrode
stating that Russia us prepared for all contingent
cies, and will in all circumstances maintain her
traditional policy" The p & O. Steamship Co
in view of the late Arctics calamity have issued
the most stringent regulations for guidance of yes
sells in fogs.
Smith OBrien has returned He will probably
T.
The following dispatch was received at the for
eign Office from Lord Stratford dc Radcliffe just
before the Asas departure.
Constatinople, 2sth, Midnight.
The report of the English steamer Transport
which left Balaklava the evening of the 29h
confirms in 4 great part, the information brought
by French ship 1t appeared that the Russians
attacked the posts in the vicinity of Balaklava -
he enemy were repulsed with great Slaughter
the loss of the Russians must have been very great
he attack mentioned was unex pected, the
ranks gave way and even left their guns, which
were seized by the Russians, and were turned
against them. The Scotch reganed the position
the other forces arrived and the Russians remain
ed nevertheless masters of the field, from which
they fired on the allies. Three regiments of Eng
fish light cavalry reported to have suffered
immensely. The French took part in the affair
with admirable bravery, and the next day their
position attacked by body of 5000 Russ-
ans. Among the names of the killed and wound
ed are none of the general officers. Signed. Stat
ford de Radcliffe.
Loss of the Steamship Yankee Blade in the Pacific.
New York, Nov. 9-Steamer North Star srriv-
ed from Aspinwall, with $4,000 in specie. The
steamship ankee Blade which left San Francisco
on the 30th September for Panama, was wrecked
the next day. She had on passengers. besides crew
and fremen She struck rock off Point Arqui-
10, Is miles from Canation. Fifteen lives and
5 $4,000 in specie lost.
The ship was total wreck in day or two
and washed ashore in pieces. 1t toggy and
the Captain supposed himself 30 miles from land
The passengers were taken off by the Goliath.
The Brother Jonathan took the others into San
Francisco.
The French and English fleet had attacked the
town o Pertopania in kanschatka and were re-
pulsed with loss of TO 200. Rear Admiral
Price, who commander. was killed Two
Russian vessels were captured.
Success Of the Revolutionists in Mexico
Charleston, Nov 18th
New Orleans papers give the detail of news
brought by the Orizaba.
1t is said that the late battle resulted in a vic
tory for the revolutionists, who attacked the Gov
eminent troops, killing 800 of them, capturing
number of prisoners and 5000 head of cattle
The soule Affair
" dshiD2ton NOV, Ith.
The Union says that Napoleons reasons mus,
be gwen indeed 10 prevent the refusal TO permit
Mr.. Soule Il passage through France from being
considered national insult
\. Y. Nov. 18th 3 P NJ
Several of our papers this morning announce
that the Soul affair has been settled the Emperor
having rescinded his order. The Manchester FIX
aminer of the 4th makes this statement
New York Eelection- Clark Ahead.
New York 18th
The papers this morning show majority for
Clark. The Herald makes him 625 ahead. and
considers him undoubtedly elected
Albany, Nov 16.
The Evening Journal makes Seymour SO ahead
with the official returns in Allegheny and WAYNE
corDties TO hear from.
Murder by Member of Congress
SAVANNAH, Nov A.
man, name unknown, was murdered not long |
since in Florida, by the Hon James Abercrombie
Member OF Congress from Alabama An investi
CATION was had. and the Hon Gentleman dischar-
sed on the ground of ustifiable homicide
Lower Lake Marine Matters