The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30

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25th, with $510 900 in specie, of which $l63 900
from California. On July 3lst feet of eight English
and French sllips-of-war spoken in lat 80 3ON,
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gale experienced on the east coast OF
England on Wednesday 10Th; damage done, chief
ly to coasters.
Count de ST. Aulaire is dead. He member of the
Institute Of France, and under Louis Philippe was am
bassador at London and elsewhere.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. IL 1854
Confirmation Of the Battle Of 5M Nopew.bsr-Despatch
from LordKagldn-Anticipated Sormin9 ofthePlace-
General SoumoncT Killed-Four English Generals
Woumded-Reinforceme Light BriSade-State
Of Sebdsopol-Four Vessels Sunk-Omer Pasha-Anr-
iety tn London.
Some anxiety was felt here that the English govern
ment had not received despatch confirming the victory
Of the 5th November, announced in the despatch of
General Canrober to the French Minister of War The
anxiety is past The suboned despatch from Lord
Raglan, the English commander chief received by
the Duke of Newcastle late on Wednesday night.
The despatch delayed between Bucharest and
Vienna by interruption Of the telegraph from some
injury to the wires
NOVEMBER 8, 1854.
W.
in the dawn II morning, the right of the English position
before sebaAopol, which defended by the Second
division and the Brigade Of Guards of the First Light
DIVISION the Fourth division, and part of the Third and
subsequently by the division of General Bosquct and
otnsr ps o. the French army which by Their gallant
OF the day General Canrobert Immediately to the
spot and me the support of his assistance and Of
The btte extremely obstinate and was not till
past noon that the enemy de6ntivey repusei and
forced to retreat leaving tue field of battle with
his dead and several hundreds Of prisoners The
of the enemy ch exceeded that which opposed
us at Alma and the losses of the Russians have been
enormous.
Our losses have also been very great General Sir
Geo. Brown Major General Bentnck, Generals
Adams, Butler and Torrens have been wounded They
are all doing well.
The conduct OF the troops in the face of an enemy
RAGLAN.
The details Of this battle-or it evidently great
bae-the number of the enemy much exceeding that at
Alma-have not yet come to hand. We have, however,
letters from the camp before sebastopo to the Sd of No
vember inclusive From those letters we le arm that
had been decided to attempt the assault on the 9th Of
November The English and French batteries had
gradually worked their way close up the walls and
the eager to storm the place at the point of the
bayone Prince Menschikof informed of the intention
of the allies determined to anticipate them On Sunday
the 5th November he therefore made the desperate at
tack the right Of the English position which ended In
general battle and defeat Of the Russians. Lieut..
General soimonoff killed. and tho English had four
Generals wounded Our losses, says Lord Raglan have
also been very great.
The French and English governments are quite alive
to the strength Of the Russian army the Crimea
and the greatest exerons being made send out
Inducements before 1t is too late It fault at the
outset to upderrae the strength of Sebastopo and the
discipline and valor OF the Russians The place Is tre-
mendousiy strong, and the men die game. But their
rfula llv has
appearance. Winter with his iron fist and icy breath
will knock down gallant fellows and freeze up their
warm blood than all the artillery Of the Czar Many Of
our large packet steamers of the Atlantic West Indian
and p Oriental lines have been chartered by govern
ment seven thousand English additional troops are
on their way Louis Napoleon has ordered out ffty
thousand men, and portion Of the Baltic feet is to con-
vey them The here is a. popular as ever and
recruits pour in from all quarters. The pluck of the
whole army is admirable It was hoped that some Of
the officers of the Light Brigade missing had been
made prisoners Captain Fellows Of the 18th ancers
sent by Lord Raglan the 9th October with flag
of truce to Prince Menschko to ascertain the names of
the officers taken prisoner the 25th Only two had
been made prisoners the other poor fellows are slain
enclose you under the heading Siege of Sebastopol'
the very latest intelligence from the of war From
Constantinope advces 10 the 5th. There have
been fearful storms in the Black Sea. BY way Of War
and Odessa, have Russian adyices from Sebasto
pol to the sh They simply say that after the battle of
the 9th Of November nothing important had occurred at
Sebastopol.
teegraphic despatch has been received to-day,
nouncing that 1000 zouaves and 900 Chasseurs pied
from Agiers, had landed at Balaklava that General
Mayraws brigade from the Praeus had been spoken in
the Sea Of Marmora We also learn that the Lancaster
guns, which had been approached the city had
sunk two Russian frgates in port and set FIRE to the
IweveApostles, oman Of war; The following addition.
al items Of intelligence have been brought by the Sinai
MARsuLLEs, Nov. Is, 1854.
lne Sinai steam packet, Of the Messageries Impe-
riaies has Just arrived bringing from the Crniea
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