Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-11-27
BY THIS MORNINGS MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.

-Four days later from Europe-Highiy interesting
neros from the seat of Var.
New YoRK, Nov 26.--The American steamer
Baltic arrived at Sandy Hook last night at twelve
O'Clock, having made another splendid voyage.
She reached the city this morning at nine o'clock,
bringing Liverpool dates to the 18th instant, being
four days later than the advices received per
steamer Canada.
The Baltic brings l4S passengers, amongst them
the Hon. Reverdy johnson, D. Piatt secretary OF
the legation at Paris and bearer Of Dispatches
The B. left Liverpool at Q P. NJ, on the 18th.
The steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool on the
afternoon Of the 18th. The steamer Indiana ar.
rived at Southampton ON the l4th.
The United States fhgate Savannah and brig
tober.
The news by this arrival Is extremely inter.
esting.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR
The war news Is exciting the most profound at.
tention and anxiety in England and France.
Lord Raglan and Marshal Canrobert had sent the
most urgent demands for reinforcements, and great
haste was manifested to meet them.
Seven first class steamers had been taken up for
instant service, and others were wanted The
steamer Alps sailed on the 18th for Touon to en-
bark French troops, and the steamer Europa
would 60 to Kingston on the 18th. Various other
steamers were also under orders.
The disastrous result Of the battle of the 26th
at Balaklaya TO the English, is confirmed, though
il is not quite 30 bad az at first represented. II
was all owing TO the misconstruction of an order
from the commandern-chief Lords Luban and
Cardigan rode the light horse over plain mile
and half in length and exposed to the cross FIRE,
full at Russian battery Of 30 guns. The attempt
was madness, and the result destructive OF 6o7
men only 1913 returned, and these must also have
been destroyed but for the magnificent charge to
their rescue by the heavy dragons, and the brave
stand of the Highlander, which redeemed the
day.
A despatch from Prince Menschikoff sent to
Berlin In cypher, states that on the 4th Of No
vember, an unusual activity having been OBJ
servable in the allies camp, Gen. Liprandi, rein.
forced by the corps sent byMenschfkof, attacked
the allies camp aud killed 500 men This report
however, il doubtful also Is the statement that
practicable breach was opened in the walls Of the
city on the same day.
Marshal Canroberts official report of the battle
Of the 9th s published in the Monteur Of the 9Th
II says: ri
The Russian army has been swollen byrcinforce.
ments from the Danube, as wen as by the combined
reserves from all the southern provinces; and, an
mated by the presence Of the Grand Dukes MI
chael and Nicholas, attacked yesterday November
9Th, the right of the English position before Be-
bastopol
The English army sustained the attack with
most remarkable 6rmness and solidity. supported
Il by portion Of General Bosouets division, which
fought with admirable vigor, as well as by the
troops which we're nearest the English position.
| Tho enemy, who Gar outnumbered our forces
beat retreat, with loss estimated at from cigh
TO nine thousand men, The struggle lasted th,
whole day.
At the same time General Forey was forced Il
| repulse the sortio made by the garrison. And
under his energetic command the enemy wer
driven back with loss Of one thousand in killed
and wounded. This brilliant day was not pur
chased without considerable loss by the allies, bu
does the greatest honor TO our arms. The sieg,
continues with regularity.
(Sgned) CANR0BERT
English sdviccs to the 10th from Bucharest, stat,
that on the morning Of the 9th Of November
Prince Menschikofrs whole army attacked the Eng
lish position, whom most ssngunsry battle ensued