Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-15


Sab'gopoI is bring bomhadol, bul is
not yo' taken,
Austria and Russio orc ON the point ol
ucmnl wat
Mr. Sou'o has been prohibited from on.
lering France.
Observation-Disclosures, Spence d Co.
report Flour and Whoatconsdombly high.
or, aud prices firm, with largo business
doing until Friday, when, with n small
speculative demand, prices declined a
shade, yet closed on the whole at an ad.
vance Of 2s, on Flour, and Cd to Cd on
Wheat.
The London Times says: We are in.
formed that Mr.. Soue, the American
Minister at Madrid, was on Tuesday the
gath, refused permission TO pass through
France nhs return from England TO Spain.
The Post announces semi.oiiiciolly the
acquisition Of Iamana, and says it tamounts
virtually, if not absolutely, to the annexa.
IIon OF ST. Domingo. The acquisition bv
the United States, of so important a posi-.
ton, threatening, on either hand, the Span.
lsh Islands Cuba and Porto Rico, so d.
reclIy affecting the British West India
possessions, cannot be received with in.
difference.
LATEsT-Wc have nothing of mpor.
tance via ST. Petersburg. On the 2lst,
at Sebastopol, the operations of tho be-.
slegers continued by an effective firing,
which was answered by the Notifications.
But little damage had been done.
TREBIzoNDI, 0th.-The Obasia chiefs
refused 10 receive Schamyl's envoy
Hozli Pacha has consequently cut Of all
communication with the coast Of Obasia.
/ PARIS, Friday ght.-There is no con.
trmation Of the entry of the Russians in.
TO Dobrudocha, which is therefore doubted.
/ Sir John Burgoyne, on the 18th, fixed
sites for the batteries which will DESTROY
the Russian shipping. A Russian war
steamer was captured by the fleet.
The Monileur, ofthls morning, contains
an account Of victory over the Russians
near Gumri, who lost their baggage and
30 guns. a Russian general was killed.
The Turks began TO besiege the citadel of
Gumri, when the Russian corps, which
formerly defeated the Turks at Baiazid,
advanced to the rescue from Eriyan, was
repulsed, shut in the dedle, and suffered
considerable loss.
Latest adyices from the seat Of war
show that 20 days had elapsed between
the departure Of the besieging armies from
Buaklava aud The opening OF the fire up.
on Sebastopo. The batteries were ready
on the 10th, and on the l7lh the fire open.
ed from land and sea. The bombardment
continued till night, when the Russian
lost 300 in killed and wounded. Admiral
korniIef was among the killed the iort.
fcallons suffered but little. On the sth.
the bombardmcnt was resumed from the
allied batteries.
The only Russian dispatches say that
the garrison made frequent sorlies.
When the mail left Constantinople, on
the 10th, a steamer had arrived at Balak.
lava with tile wounded.
In rePelling The great sortie Of 10000
strong, Baglan and Caaraberl formally
summoned SebastopoI to surrender. They
required that the women, children aud
sick, Ue sent away, and flags hoisted upon
the hospitals.
So far as known, the Russian army is
7 concentrating on Upper Bclbek. Already
,hcy number $4,000.
The allied army is divided now into a
siege army, and an army Of observation
the latter arc posted on an extensive table.
land, which separates Balaklaya from Sc
bastopol, accessible only from two points.
The Russians arc lowering on the out.
side Of the allies positions.
I On the 1th, the Russians made strong
demonstration on the North.Westexlrem.
'lties Of the camp, when they were kept in
check, and retired without battle.
On the I'd, 5th, and lllh, the garrison
at Sebastopol made sorties, and DESTROYED
some small works.
On the evening of the 9Th, CONVOY Of
four thousand Russians, succeeded in en-.
terng Sebastopol.
7 The allies number 10000, and So.
coo French additional are ready 10 EN-.
bark from MarsciIles on the 2lst and s.
coo OTurksare roadytoembnrk from Varnn
Letters say that the allies have 1900
guns in the battery.
After few days fire, they will ATTEMPT
to storm the garrison, which is estimated
at 10000 men.
Admiral MachinofT, who commanded Of
Sinope, and who is the commandant al
SebastopoI, has published an address
saying that he will defend it 10 the last; and
any one is welcome to shoot him if he
does not.
Advicos from ConstOntinoplo to the 18th,
say the Russians baye re.taken Upotorid
The English garrison Of 500. retired with
the loss OF one gun, which is denied.
The English papers say the allied force
was sent under Generals Bosouet and
Achmet Pacha, 10 prevent the advances Of