The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-14
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA.
NO News Of Importance from
Sebastopol.
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No Battle on the 18th Of November.
The GREAT BATTLE or INKERMANN
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lhe sreneh, Englkh and Russian Accounts.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
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Another Terrible Gale in the Black Sea
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} Tnlr1y-twO English Transports Lost.
immediate Convocation of III.
British Parliament.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS.
y + CLINE IN COTTON.
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AnstAsr Decline In CenseIs,
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&C., de-, DC.
ne Collins mail steamship Pacific, Captain Nye. ar.
- 'nis port al eleven O'Clock yesterday morning.
Sfe left Liverpool at O'Clock on Thur.d.v orn
| tie 3Oth ult -'' A"s'
The news is eight days later than that BROUGHT hv N.
| Union. e' " 'no
! Among the passengers by the Pacific ia Tai D Char
mr. Esq, who returns home after a succassf,1 al.
| gApnc tour in Europe Mr.. Shatner has copc,udsa
i~oraoie negotiations with the governments of Dem
'k sweden and Norway, and Russia on the subject of
ocean telegraph, and he expresses himself conadsn,
finishing line of international wires-a world
ling telegraph-at an early day
The Arabia arrived out on the 2sth
There Is nothing decisive from the seat Of war
IN England, matters were in crisis, and Parliament
w'uid PROBABLY be summoned for the purpose of i'm
po,ing taxes
Since the terrible battle of Inkermann. O. Nov.uhor
8, when the allies lost 1000 and the Rus,.ns 4, ooo
neither party had been in condition To resuu,. .c.;..
hostilities 'e
The reported battle on the 18th was false.
Inc utmost activity manifested in France and Emo
and IN seading renforcemens as the exstence Of tho
aled army depended thereon. Several thousands had
arrived II the Crimea N
Austrian, Prussan and German diplomatist. ware
active; out France and England had notified tho.a
powers hat they will not treat on the basis NJ th
four pdnts.
~ Is reported that the Russians had captured two
English cruisers in the Baltic
Nspoeon says that powerful diversion will be made
in Bessaraba. "N'
Prince Menschkoa, ~...np on tho ,o+h
telegraphed via Warsaw. ''' 'N"~
Tho blockade Of Odessa has been renewed The Rus
slams are fortfyng it, both towards the sea and land
At present is unlikely that the allies will divide their
forces.
The Hospodar Of wallacha has issued an announce
ent that expectation Of will be permitted
from the Danubisn Principalitics next spring
Mahmoud Pacha, Turkish ex- Minister Of Marine, is
ba nished from Turkey.
Payment Of the Russian Four a-haf per Cents is
advertised as usual through Barring Brothers Co.,
London.
Rear Admiral Bruce is appointed to the command-in-
chief Of the British squadron the Pacific station and
leaves England on the 9th Of December for New York,
there place himself in communication with the British
Minister previous to crossing overland via the lsthmus
The Indefatgabe fifty guns, Captain Hope, flagship at
Rio Janeiro is ordered round Cape Horn to take the Ad
miral's flag IN the Pacific
NJ Ivanhon, secretary Of the Russian Embassy,
whose pre ence has hitherto been tolerated in Paris has
received orders quit France All other Russians even
Gentil LanElois and Montbcc political prisoners, have
been liberated by the Emperor's orders. NJ Sosrier
who figured in the revolution Of 1S4S died. few days
since, in the Iunatic hospital Of the Isere.
Baron Nathaniel Rothschd, brother of Baron Lionel
and son of Baron James de Rohschild Is in bad state
OF health.
The United States steam frigate San Jacinto, Com
msnder Strbling left Bordeaux the goth ult for
st. Andero, having on board N. Soule American Am
bassador at the Court Of Madrid.
Mr. Lewis Cass the United States Charge d. Affairs to
the Court Of Rome had audience Of the Pope on the
10th in which no delivered letters OF credence ras-
ing him to the rank Of resident Minister at Rome
John Gibson Lockhart the son-in-law OF Sir Walter
Scott died. of paralysis Saturday evening" the 24th,
at Abbotsford whittier he had gone in the hope Of
| cruting his health.
Lieutenant Berry, who was lately tried before two
protracted Courts Martial in England wrote a short
time since from Paris to the treasurer Of his deence
fundn in London drawing for the entire amount, and
saving that he had been advised by American gen
teman TO invest II in the Texan railroad with the Gal
weston, Houston and Henderson Company. The drat
was not cashed and owing to some remarks thereon
the London Times Mr. N Micard agent Of the company
has written sharp letter to the editor Mr. Mason ant
| Mr. Mackay Minister and Vice Consul Of the United
states in Paris figure officially in the correspondence
A meeting of the creditors of James mctenry wa
held at Liverpool at which shown according to th
statement OF the accountant, dividend Of Is Cd pc
DC und sterlng but this 1t expected might be in
creased to s or 3s the liabilities are likely to
largely diminished by the bilIhoiers eectns TO prov
against Allen and Anderson partners. The deficiency
OF f307 1857 represented having principally occur
red through bad debts in the United States.
The sales Of cotton for the week and four days end
ing on the 2sth utimo, reached $4,000 baes-and tn
market was I'd lower with holders pressing their stoc
of middlng on the market New Orleans fair was quot
ed at 3D. middlng, sd. uplands fair, sald middlins
4Xd
Brown. shipley 4 Co. quote New Orleans mddlng
3lod: fair Mobile and Uplands, 5}6l; middling &c
Trade in Manchester was s'iIl declinng.
The market for breadstuls carly in the week was 81
clinng but holders regaiued their position. Wcster
canal -four closed at 42s. 42s. Cd Philadelphia and ba
timore 43s As; Ohio 44s yellow and white corr
4as Cd AS: mixed, ass. ass. 3D. white wheat III
sd. 12s. Sd. red, Jos. sd. lis Sd.
RosIy was in fair demand, at 5s. I'd.
! ASHES dull.
Co.soIs closed at 9lh
The ship Clara Wheeler, Nelson, which left L'verpo
r Nov 81 for New Orleans, put back on the 10Th.
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" Our London Correspondence.
. LONDON, Friday, Nov o. 1854