Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-25

The steamer Canadian has arrived at Portland
OIe.) with Liverpool dates of the 7th instant.
The order prohibiting Mr. SoULE from passing
through France has been withdrawn, as was init
mated by our advices per the last steamer.
The Allies have not yet captured the city of Sc
bastopol. The latest accounts from thence are
tanned in the annexed Telegraphic reports:
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Intelligence had been received from various sources
giving Of the progress Of the siege Of Sebasto
pol up to the 2s.h ultimo, 1.-TWO days later than per
steamer Asia.
The latest official dispatches from Lord Duudas Mar
shall Caurobert, and Admiral Hamen detail the opera
tons Of the Allies only up to the l7th
The official account Of the first day Of the lombard
ment only published the th being far behind the
dates Of private accounts.
Admiral Hamelin says that if the Russians had not
closed the entrance to the harbor Of Sebasopol by sink
ing ships the Allied squadron, after the first fire. could
have successfully in and placed themselves in
munication with the land forces, without probably O.
quarter Of the loss that they have now sustained.
The English loss ship-board two eutenants
(Chase and Madden) killed and l6 officers wounded in
all A killed and 266 wounded and the ships consid
eraby damaged by shot and shells The French was
80 killed and lS6 wounded
On the evening Of the 26th the Russians 5000 strong
made sore from Sebastopo, and also from the drec
ton of Balakava, but were repulsed, 1000 being
left dead upon the field.
According the latest teegraphic advces the attack
upon the Russian fortfcatons from the had not been
renewed
The bombardment from the heights was vigorously
continued by the Allies and the forts at the Quarantine
and Fort Constantine had been razed The Southern
Tower and other works had also been demolished The
Of Sebasopol represented be Of ruins
and fire in three different places 1t evident that
the place would be able TO hold out much longer
According to account an assault was to be made
by the Allies on the I'd or Sd Of November.
telegraphc despatch had been published by Greek
house, the effect that Sebsstspol had actually been
taken. Although believed by many the report wants
confirmation.
Telegraphic dispatches published in London on the
morning Of the 7th Tuesday, that the Of Sc
bastopol is of ruins and that the French chas
killed all the artillery who showed themselves
at the embrasures and shower Of balls poured into
the forts during the night leaving the enemy possible
chance for repairing their disasters.
The Russian feet had sought shelter under the build
ngs alongside Of the qusys but the Allies about to
fire upon them from batteries with redtot balls.
The Russians had all been withdrawn from the forts in
the vicinity OF Balakava.
Lord Raglan states that Prince Menschiko not in
Sebsstopo but with the main body of the Russian army
in the plains to the north Of Bakchiserai.
1t stated that the French lost hundred men by
explosions, while the English loss under hundred
killed and wounded.
As the British and French forces have been much
by disease and losses reinforcemen:s urgently
called for from England and France and they forth
coming During the past weeks three thousand
had been from England including amongst them de-
tachmens Of regiments recently arrived from Canada
The reinforcements made tar the British infantry
in the Crimea number 10000 men. The French rein
| forcemenrs on a still larger scale.
Thirteen out Of the twenty four iron cylinders ordered
at Woowch for conveyance Sabasopol TO blow the
sunken ships at the mouth of the harbor have been
pleted and shipped for their destination Each cylinder
contains 10000 pounds Of powder, which will be gnitsd
by an electric battery.
camp Of TO- 900 is to be formed at Adeshet for
the spring campaign in the Baltic region.
Russia has 100000 men facing the Austrian frontier,
Princpalities. Both sides show great activity.
The latest with regard to Prussia is that the
9th utmo the Car refused entrance to the Prussan
Ambassador at ST. Petersburgh.
The only from the army in Asia is that General
Nicholas reported to have gained victory over Scha
myl, near Fresnara, on the frontier of Crcassia.