Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-29
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Tho United States steam irira,o San
Jacnio sailed on the 1,h from South.
omP.ou for Bordeaux, thcro totako on
Board Mr.. Soulc, and convey him to San.
iandar. Mr.. Soulo proceeded via Paris
10 Bordeaux,
The African mail steamship Forcrun.
ner was wrecked on Lorenzo Point, Ma.
deria, on the 25lh October. Fourteen of
tho hily souls on board were lost.
On the night Of the 2Olh, the enemy at.
tempted to spike the French guns, but fail. .
ed, and the Russians who did enter the
batteries we're killed. The French los.
ses are not so great as might bo expected,
and the wounded are all sent to Constan.
tnop,e, where the hospitals are all in an
elective condition. The health Of the
army Ia on the whole satisfactory, although
sickness has appeared among the gunncrs
from the ships. (Signed,) CANRoBERT."
The total French loss from the 18th to
the 26th October was 500.
'A'eAN ANgbhAlto tll tllI AflbAlANuI NOlldIu
the French narrative 10 October Both.
On the 25lh ultimo 10000 Russians
attacked the French rear, which was de.
Tended by the Turks from the redoubts,
and took possession Of them. The Eng.
lish commenced an attack and sent word
TO General CGnrobert, who FASTENED the
second division and squadron of Chas.
seurs TO their reflex The united French
and English cavalry repusod the enemy
by brilliant charge, in which the com.
bat was sustained five minutes with the
sword. The positions were retained
The English loss was 400, and the French
loss not quite so great.
MenchikoF's S statement is that General
Lprandi took four redoubls, two Of which
he destroyed and the other two he retain.
ed and fortified. The Russians estimate
the loss of English cavalry at 500. Sixty
English prisoners were taken.
On the 10Th October The French had
advanced their trenches within 800 yards
ofthe Russian works, and the Chasseurs
de Vincennes killed all the Russian Ar
tiIerymen who showed themselves at the
embrasures.
Menchkotf reports via ST. Petersburg
that the evening OF the Sd Of November,
the siege continued without a result.
The English reports say that the city OF
SebaslopoI isin ruins, Ibat Unbured corpses
poison the air, and that the commander Of
the allied army refused Menschikoff the
three hours he asked to bury the dead
The Russian loss since the commence.
menl OF the siege is estimated at 1000
men. The English assert that Menscbi.
kofF hosled the Hospital flag over his prin.
cipal magazine, and that they fired shell
upon it and blew it Up.
LONDON, Fdday,S P. M.-There is no
laler news from the Crimea. The Moni.
teur Of this morning publishes despatch
received by government from General
Canrobert, dated at head quarters, Sebas-
topol, Oct. lslb, saying the works Of the
siege are being continued. On the 25jh
the Russian army appeared on the Plains
OF Balaklaya, but the battle which took
place was OF 10 particular consequence
although the English experienced some
loss in a charge which was repuIsed by
them with great ,igor. On the following
morning 5000 men left Sebasiopol and al
tackled the lett wing of the British troops,
bot were beaten back The Russians then
rallied again and repeated the attack, but
were again defeated with considerable
loss.
GERMANY.-Vicnna advices report that
on the Sih inst, Austria and Bavaria came
70 a satisfactory understanding on the
Russian question. Austria comedies with
Prnssia in posponing the deliberations oI
the German.c Diet on the war question
ap,iI the arrival Of the Czar's reply TO the
last Prussiau note.
ENGLAND.-ln London, on November
9th. Lord Mayors day was duly celebra-
ted The new Lord Mayor Of London, Al
derman Moon, gave grand banquet to
the cabinet ministers and ambassadors.
Mr.. Buchanan was present.
FaAxcE.-The Paris Moniteur has a
copciIiatory editorial on the subject Of Mr.
.Soule passing through France.
All available troops are being hurried
ofTto the Crmea.
The following official despatch IS pub
Esbsd: Paris, Friday: The visit Of Lor'
Palmers!on TO this city will be an oIiicla
mission concerning the policy ot tIanc'
and England in case Of an attack on CS''
by the United States. -,
Brrerux.-The Kings speech al th'
opening oftbe Legislature, Nov; Ioio' say !
tba, Belgium feels more strongly Than ev
or the value Of neutrality. It also men
tions that industry and art are ilourIsh'n2
,nd ,hat q commercial treaty has beef
concluded with Mexico.
Latest By Telegraph.
LONDON. Saturday, 10 a. MA 'eic