The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE BALTIC

Battles news, which will be read with great inte
rest;
The Baltic brings lis passengers, amongst them
the Hon Reverdy Johnson, d. Piatt, Secretary OF
thc legation at Paris and bearer of despafches
J he Baltic lett Liverpool at z. NJ. on the 18th.
The steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool on the
afternoon OF the l2th. The steamer Indiana ar.
rived at Southampton on the l4th
The United States trigate Savannah and brig
Bsiubridge arrived a, Monteviieo on the Glh Octo.
her.
Charles Ken'hle the distinguished actor, is dead
lie was - years Of age
Parliament has been further prorogucd to the
EiA # December
rRoGRFss TTE WAR.
The war news is exciting the most profound at.
tcl'i7n and anxiety in Eng q Id and France
Lord Raglan and Marshal Canrobert had sent the
mos, urgent demands for endorsements and great
haste WAS manifested 10 meet them.
Seven drst class steamers mad been taken MP tor
instant service and Others were wanted The stes.
9nrr APPS sailed on the lth for Toulon to embark
French troops, and the steamer Europa would go to
Kingston on the l~.h. Various other steamers
were as) under orders.
The di result OF the battle Of the both at
EaskIaya to the English il conf rned though il is
no, quite so bad as al first represented. It all
owing to the ulisConstrurt0n of an order from the
coInmanderin chief. Lords luban and Cardigan
rode the light horse over piaiL mile and bali
In length, aud exposed to the cross fire. iall at a
Russian battery OF 30 guns. TIE attempt was
madness and the result destructive OF G07 men
Only Is returned ana lDtet must Also nave been
destroyed but for the magnificent charge TO their
rescue by n" heavy dragons, and the brave stand
q! the High tnderS which redeemed tbs day
Adspatch from Prince MenschikOh sent to Berlin
Ia cypher, states that on the 18th of November an
unusual activity having been observable ia the a!
lies camp Gen. Lprandi, reinforced by the corps
sent by McDsChikuii attaC ked the allies camp aad
klllet -OJ men. This report. however, is doubtful
as also is the statement that practicable breach
was opened ia the walls OF the city on the same day
Marshal Canrobert's official report ol the battle
OF the 9th Is published la the Monieur Of the 18Th
II says:
The Russisn army has been swollen by rein
torcemen,s from the Danube as well ar by the com
bined reserves frOuI all the southern provinces
and aniuIsted by the presence Of the Grand Dukes
Michael and Nicholas, attacked yesterday Nov 9TH
the right OF the English position before Sebasto>
pol
The English army sustained the attack with mos,
remarkable nrmness and sodity. supported it
by portion of General B0sGuet's division which
fought with admirable yeor; well Us by the
troops whica were nearest the English position.
The enemy, who far 0utnumbered our forces
beat retreat with loss estimated at from ri. hit to
nine thousand men The struggle lasted the whole
day
At the same time time General Forcy was forced
to repuise the sUrtie made by the garrison And
under his energetic command tue enemy were
driven back with a loss OF one thousand in killed
and wounded. This br .iliant day was not pur.
chased without considerable loss by the allies but
does the greatest honor to our arms. The siege
continues with regularity.
(SigneG) CANROBERT
English advices to the 9th from Buchsresf state
that the morning OF the 9TH OF November, Prince
MeDschidoh's whole army attacked the English
position, when most sanguinary battle ensued,
which lasted till 4 O'Clock in the afternoon The
allies obtained decisive victory. There were
severa losses on both sides, hut the English took
many prisoners.
Generals Butler. Adams, Bentwick, and it is said
also Sir George Brown wounded
The English official account had not arrived.
RuEsIaD cd in nh
despatch dated ST. Petersburgh, Nov T. states that
Prince Menschikoh reports under date OF the 5th
from Se7astopoi, that on the oh the garrison made
Two s0rtIes-one against the right flank OF the allies
which successful and resulted in the capture OF
one Of the enemys batteries, the guns in which
were spiked. Great loss sustained on both
sides
second sortie also completely successful
the Russians having spiked - guns. Immediately
afterwards the French Infantry division pursuing
the retiring Russians attempted mount TO the as
sau, and were thrown back with immense loss.
The Morning Post of Vienna has the following
dispa'ch:
Egcao1cilr. Nov. L. -Onthe 9TH inst, the whole
garrison OF SebastopOl, amounting to $1,000 men,
made sortie, when most furious battle ensued
which was not ended when the messenger left but
the allies had the advantage
1t was reported in Paris thatth French govern
lnent had received despatch announcing that the
s,orming OF SebastopOl commenced on the 9TH, I'M
der very favorable circumstances.
Another despatch says that on the 4h the allies
batteries were but 80 yards from the walls and had
effected practicable breach
From Jas=ey to the 10th il had been telegraphed
that the movement OF the Ottoman troops towards
Modavia and the Pruth continues with great activi-
~, and produces much sensation in the Princpali-
ties
Orner Pasha was expected in person on the
Pruth General Luders it is said will eVacuete the
southern part of Bessarabia if Sebastop0l falls as
the allies will then act against Odessa and Acker-
mann.
The steamers Of the Baltic fleet remainder at Rel
Bay.
Comm -cal letters from St Petersburg received
nj Meme, say that goods are not to be shipped in
British vessels, as II was feared that the Russian
fleet would pat to sea, there being few British
cruisers in the Baltic
indications strengthened that the Car evin-
ces Willingness 10 resume negotiations. His con-
cession however, goes no farther than Offering to
treat on the four points Of the guarantee.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
LONDON Wednesday meningitis ielegraphed
from Vienna that Gortschakoh has officially an.
noupced to Count Buol, that Russia is prepared to
treat direct with Austria the laws OF the four
ditiOns. This is considered papable attempt
10 cause dissenson between Austria and the West
powers.
On the 18th the Germanic Confederation was to
occupy itself with the question. All the small.
er German States were putting their armies on a
war footing.
The statement is that Austria will not, under any
circumstance, take the field against Russia until
spring, and Russia Is said 10 have expressed will
ingness TO withdraw her troops from the Austrian
frontier during the winter, aud place them in some
other equally advantageous strategic position.
Austria, while accepting this accommodation will
continue her Brnaments
There is a ramon in Vienna that Ro,hschilds
finding his purchase OF the Austrian always
bsi bargain, offers the government loan of two
hundred million OF francs 10 cancel the agreement
Although no general action had been fought from
the 26th OF October % the 9Th OF November the in
terva ia described as one incessant combat
Itis reported that Lord Raglan has suspended the
Earl Of Cardigan from his and Tor his rash
ness in the charge which resulted dsastrously at
baiaklaya.
SPAIN.
General San Miguel has been chosen President
Of The Cortes.
The Gazette publishes general amnesty, to take
elect on the opening OF the Cortez.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland India mail has been teegraphed
with China dates to the 9Th OF September
Canton stiil threatened, and all trade was at
stand still There had been considerable fighting
recently, but the result was unknown
No further supplies OF tea had arrived, and none
pyDected. From FOochOo ehinYnenta