Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-11-28
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trian and Rus:nian Armiss Facing
each other.
New YoRx, Nov. 90.
The steamship Canada, from Liver
pool on the afternoon Of the 7lh instant
arrived at 2 O'Clock this morning
bringing A cabin and los stserage pas
sengefs.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 0.--lntelligencs
from various sources, Of the progress o.
the seige, are received TO the Goth.
The official dispatches Of Dundas
Canrobert and Hsmelin. detailing tie
operations Of tho Allies on The II, (the
first day Of the bombardment,) are pub
lished. Hamelin says if the Russian.
had not closed the entrance TO the har'
Dor BY sinking ships, the Allies squad
ron, after the first FIRE, could have sue
cessfully run in and placed themselves
in communication with the land forces
without, perhaps greater loss than they
have now actually suffered. The En-
glish loss on shipboard were two Lieu
leaunts killed, and sixteen Officers
wounded in all ~ men killed, and
26G wounded. The ships were consid
erably damaged by shot and shells. The
French loss was 80 killed and 1sG
wounded.
On the evening Of the Goth, the Rus
slams, 5000 suong, made sorte from
Sebaslopol, and also from the direction
Of Balkava, but were repulsed. 1000
men being left dead upon the field.
According 10 the latest telegraphic
advices. the attack upon the fortifica.
lions from the sea had not beer renew.
ed.
The bombarlm lment from the heights
was vigorously continued, and the forts
Quarantine and Constantine had been
rszed, and the southern tower and other
works demolished. The town, it is sta.
ted, is on fire in three different places.
1t was evident that Sebastopol could no,
hold out much longer. According to
one account, an assault mas TO have
been made on the 81 or 81 of Novem.
Der.
A telegraphic despalh has been pub.
lished, to the effect that the place had
positively been captured. Although
this is believed by many, it requires con.
frma,ion.
Telesraphic dispatches published in
London on the morning Of the 9Th, state
that the town Of Sebas,opol is in ruins;
that the French Chasseurs kill all
the ar,illerymen who show themselves at
the embrasures and that during all
night shower OF balls is poured into
the for:s leaving the enemy no possibiI.
i,y Of repairing the disaster. The Rus.
sian feet sousn, shelter under the build.
ings alongside the quays, bu. the Allies
were about 10 fire upon them lroI new
batteries with red 10, balls.
Russia has 209.001 Nan facins the
Austrian frontier, while .Aus.ria has eG.
battled along ne' frontier. from Cracow
to the Danube, 100000 men, and $4,000
in the Principalities. Both sides show
great activity.
The latest news with regard TO Prus.
sia is, that on the eth ult, the Gear re.
fused entrance to the Prussian Ambas.
sador al ST. Petersburgh.
1t is Gen. Nicholas who is reported TO
have gained victory over Schamyl,
near Frosenara, on the frontier of Cir.
ca ssia.
The order prohibiting Mr.. Soule from
passing through France hal been with
drawn.
A London Gazette extraordinary was
published on the morning Of the 9TH,
with further dispatches from Lord Ra.
CLAN. Lord Dunklin was taken prison.
3, by the Russians during the recent en-.
gagement. The Russians had all with.
drew from the forts in the vicinity Of Ba.
laklava. Raglan states that Menschik.
off was not in Sabastopol, but was with
the main body of his amy on the plains
north OF Buchrserai. 1t is stated tha,
the French losl 200 men by explosions,
while the English loss is under 100 kill.
ed and wounded.
Thirteen Of the twenty.four iron cyl.
inders ordered at Woolwich, for con.
vey ance to Sebas,opol, TO blow up the
sunken ships at the mouth Of the harbor,
have been completed and shipped for
their destination. Each cylinder con.
lains 1000 pounds Of powder, which is
10 be ignited by battery.
Twelve gun.boats, with two heavy
guns in each, have been ordered by the
War Office, together with forty floating
batteries, with seventy guns each-all
to be ready in the spring fer an attack
upon Cronstadt. A camp Of 10000
men is to be formed at Aldeshit, for a
spring campaign in the Baltic.
As the British and French forces have
been much cut up by disease and losses.
reinforcements were urgently called for
from England and France, and were
forthcoming. During the past two weeks,
1000 men had been sent from England,
including among them detachments oil
the regiments recently from Canada
The reinforcemenls make the number OF
British infantry in the Crimea 10000
The French renforc ements are on still
larger scale.
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