Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-24
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BY Telegraph from London 70 Liverpool
LONDON, November IL, A. MA telegraphic
despatch from Marseilles, says; at is certain
that in the action at Dalakaya, on the 25th octo-
Der, consequent on the Russian surprise of the
Turkish and English positions four hundred Brit
ish infantry and six hundred British cavalry were
annhilated-one thousand men and eight hundred
horses being killed in three hours. The numbers
given are based upon the force that went into the
field, and those who returned from it,
The Russians say they took only sixty prisoners,
the rest are missing killed no doubt Six hun
dred British light infantry were engaged, and only
one hundred and ninety-eight returned. The Sew
enteenth lancers were almost destroyed. All the
Turkish cavalry, and two more French divisions
have been ordered tothe Crimea forthwith The
English feet is not again to be tried before the walls
of Sebastopol.
On the 25th ult. 10000 Russians attacked the
French rear defended by Turks from the redoubts
and took possession Of them, The English who
commenced the attack sent word to Gen. Canro-
bert, who fastened the second division and a
sqadron of chasseurs to their relief
The United French and English cavalry repulsed
the enemy by brilliant charge in which the COM
bat was sustained five minutes by the sword. The
positions were retained
The English loss was 400. The French loss not
so great. Prince Menchikofreports, via St. Peters
burg, that, on the evening of the esd of Octo-
Der, the siege continued without result The fire
from the English side had become warmer, but the
damage done to the Russian works was not much,
and was Immediately repaired. Nothing, it is stat
ed, can be attempted against the northern side of
Sebastopol, as the communication remains open.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
Indications are thrown out that Russia will
reply to the Prussian note, if Prussia will OBJ
tain guarantee from France and England and
Austria, that they will not go in their demand be-
yond the four points. Russia on her part will be
willing to negotiate on that basis.
sEBAsropoL.
II is reported to be doubtful whether the Grand
Duke Constantine was in the city of Sebastapol.
The English report says that the city of Sebas-
topol is in runs--that the unbuied corpses poi
son the ar--and that the commanders of the allied
army refused Menchikof three hours, which he
asked, in which to bury his dead. The Russian
loss in the city, since the commencement of the
siege, is estimated at $4,000 men.
The English assert that Prince Menchikoff hosted
the hospital flag over his principal magazine, and
that they fred shell upon it and blew it up
The Turkish bulletin (doubtfuD says that the dis
turbances had occurred within Scbastapo, on the
part of the people, who wished to surrender, and
the Polish deserters say that meeting of the
troops had occurred TO plumber the spirit stores.
Fry vs.. Bennett, Libel case.
NEW York, Nov. 24.-The 5000 libel suit in
the case Of Fry u.s. Bennett, of the New York
Herald, has been settled. The supreme court re-
fused to grant new trial. Money must now be had
Bedle Dentist Case,