Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-16

place, both from land and sea, and the bonn
bardment continued until night. The Rus
slams Tossed five hundred in killed and
wounded. The Russian Admiral kooniloif
was killed. The Russian fertilization, are
said To have suffered very little. Next day
the 18th, the bombardment Wa resumed
from the land batteries only.
Russian accounts say that the garrison
made frequent %sorlics.
When the mail left Constantinoplc on
the 10th, five steamers Lad arrived from
Balaclava, with men wounded in rcpelling
n sortic of twenty thousand Russians from
Sebas'opol.
Generals Raglan and Canrobert had for
maIly summoned Scbastopol 10 surrender,
requiring the women, children and sick to
be sen, away, and flags to be hoisted on hos
pitfalls.
SO far as is known, the Russian army
is concentrated on The upper Belbuk, and
already numbers $4,000 men.
The allied armies are divided into a scige
army and an an army Of observation. The
latter is posted on the extensive table land
which separates Balaclaya from S%eba:torol,
accessible only from two points, the ravine
of Tchernaya on the northwest and the
pass uf Balaclava on the southeast. This
position is defended by sixteen rcdoubts.
The Russians are lowering on the out
side of the positions of he allies. On the
It'll they made a strong demonstration on
the northwest extremity of the camp, but
they were kept in check by the artillery,
and retired without giving battle.
On the %, 5ih and the llth, the garrison
Of Scbastopol made %sortics, and destroyed
some small works. On the evening of the
9Th, a convoy Of 1000 Russians succeeded
in entering Sebastopol. The city does not
appear to be surro mdcd yet, but only me-
naced on two sides.
The allics now number 10000, and
5000 French were ready 10 embark from
Narcotics on the Dist 800 Turks were
ready to leave Varna for the Crimca.
Letters of the l2;h say that the nature of
the grouud around Sebastopol-haid rock
covered with about Il loot ofcarlh-rendcrs
scientific approaches impossible that the
dliies have, however, three hundred gus
OIL battery, and aficra few days lombard
mcnt will attempt to storm the fortress.
The garrison of Sebas,opol is estimated
at 10000 men who have plenty Of ammu-
milton and supplies; Nt is supposed that
even if the allies should carry the town, the
Russians could make u protroeted resist
ance in Fort Constantine.
1t is true that the Russians have sunk 8
ships across the channe', TOO yards wide,
and that a line of battle ship is anchored
close the shore completing a strong barri-
cade. Altogether, the prospect of a speedy
fall Of Sebastopol is not SO favorable to the
allies, Notwithstanding the intelligence of
the victory is hourly expected by the peo-
pie of England and France.
New York, Nov. o.
The vote for Governor in forty-six coun-
ties, incomplete. as follows Seymour,
Soft, 77,4sl; Clark, Wing, 65,662; Ullman,
Know Nnothing, 5S,s46; Bronson, Hard,
1894, The above is supposed to be as
near the mark as it is possible to make it,
although nc two of the papers this morning
agree in their foo,ings. For Lieut.. Gov
crnor the returns are quite mcagre, but IN
dictate that the contest is between Ludlow,
Soft, and Scroggs. Know Nothing.
The vote for Mayor in this city, in all but
a few districts, which will not vary much
the result, is as follows Wood Demo-
crat, 1916; Barker, Know Nothing, l5,-
84s; Hunt, Reform, 1900; Hcrrick, Wing,
47S5.
The Congressional delegation is largely
wing, but the returns are as yet very inn
perfect, as also those for the Assembly,
which is thus far Wing.
Orange county, the returns from which
are nearly complete, gives Clark 500 over
Seymour, and 800 over Ullmann.
Saraiog, County gives Clark 500 maj.
ority over Seymour, and 800 over Ullman.
Chautauqne County gives Ullman 340o
minority.
New York, Nov. ell r. M.
The returns received to 10 o'clock this
evening, foot up Seymour about 10000,
Clark $4,000, Ulman, $1,000. -
Thirty or ,hirty-two an,i-Ncb'sska Con-
Crcssmen, of which 20 are Wings, are
chosen.
1.-THE Legislature is Wing, and according
to the Tribune, Seward Wing,
It is barely possible that Clark or UIl-
man may run up to Seymour Tor Governor.
About 10000 Know Notlings assembled