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PoRTLAND. Me-. Nov. %

OklEAND ~ WV.
We have the London Chronicle and
the Liverpool Mercury of the 7ih. but no
circulars or shipping papers have been
received By her, therefore nothing salts
factory can be given.
VIENNA Saturday. Nov. 4.-Advices
from Odessa to November lst state that;
up to the 29th October. nothing decisive
had taken place as regards Sevastopol.
The advices add that the allies had at
tackled Gen. Leprandi's division on the
eth, but the result is unknown.
VIENNA, SUNDAY. Nov 5.-The com
manders Of the expedition to the Crimea
held council OF war OIL board the Mega
dore on the 9th, to determine the day
| for general attack, and 10 debate on fu-
ture operations.
Advices from the Crimea via Warsaw,
UP TO Oct. %, states that Gen. Laprandi
had retired TO the head quarters at Bak
she Serai. The entire Russian reinforce.
menis are repulea to be 70 600 mrn.
BERLIN, Sunday, Nov 5.-Advices
from St. Pe;ersburgh. dated the 4th. give
news from Sevastobol OF the goth Oct.
stating that the allies had compile ted
their second parallel, and advanced their
batteries. Gen. Denenberg's reinforce
ments were expected to join Prince Men
schikofr on the 81 Nov. These same ad-
vices announce that Gen Nicola had de-
feated Schamayl near Gronel.
PARIS. Sunday, Nov. 5.-Advices from
Marseiiles Of the l4lh inst. announce the
arrival of the Louis dor. with news from
Constantinople to the 18th October. and
from the Crimea 10 the Dist The Albion
had arrived at ConstantinOple for repairs.
The Moniteur publishes the following:
The Minister Of Wa: has received from
Gen Canrobert. comman0er-in chief OF
the army in the East, the following re-
port da ted head quarters, before Sevasto-
pol, Oct, %. 1854: Monsieur Lemarchall:
Yesterday. at sunrise. we opened lire, In
concert with the English army. and mat
.ers were going on we'll, when the ex
plosion OF powder magazine belonging
to battery, which unhappily was large
one created some disturbance to our at
tack. This explosion had the more effect.
as our batteries were accumuiaunS "a
round the spot when it took place. The
enemy took advantage of it TO increase
their fire. and, after consulting the Gen
eral commanding the artillery, | deemed
it advisa BILE TO suspend our fire TO repair
our damages. and to complete on our
right, BY new batteries near tho English
line our system of attack. The delay is
certainly to be regretted. but 1t cannot
be ped, and l am taking every means
to render it short as possible. This city
has wiihs TODD the fire much better than
was expected On the 18Th. our troops
took possession of the plateau situated
in the front of the point OF attack, called
the masked bas,ion. and now occupy 1t.
This evening we construct there mask
ed battery of II guns. and, if possible.
second battery at the extreme right above
the deciyi!y. All our means OF attack
are concentrated on the bastion. and will.
I hope, soon clear it. with the assistance
of the English batteries. which take it
on the left flank. Yesterday, about 1
A. NJ. the allied fleet attacked the exte-
rior batteries Of the place. but have
not yet received the report OF that attack,
so as to ena BILE me to give an account OF
the result. The English batteries are IN
the best possible condition. They have
received nine new mortars, which VIII
have grea, effect Yesterday. in the bal
terry which surrounded The tower. an i'm
mense explosion took Place, which must
have done great injury to the enemy, ior'
since then, the fire of that battery has
been very slack. and this morning only
few guns were able to fire from it.
have no precise news of the Russian,
army. There is nothing TO indicate that
it has modifi fed the position in which It'll
awaits reinforcements.
have received nearly all the infantry
endorsements expected from Gallipoli
and Varna. Sevaliant has just arrived.
which increases to five divisions of in
fan'ry the army | command. The health
of ,he troops is good. their moral condi-
ton excellent, and we are full Of conf
dence,