The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20
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New YoRK, Nov. Is, NJ


The Cunards trsu CT ASIA has arrived, with
Liverpool dates to A.. She lett Liverpool
ut II A ~, and r. ach d her dock shortly af.
ter 9 this morning, with LA passeDgers.-
she passed the Europa miles north u Tus-
can at p. M.
The Russian dispatches say that the allies
have suffered two severe defeats, VIZ: The
French had their works destroyed ard Is
guns spiked by Menchikof at Baisklava. and
routed with loss vi 500 h rses.
The Anglo French reports do not give any
cxpIiciie denial The, only sly thst the
Russian story is improbable and xagyera-
ted
The allies state that twp Russian ships
were destroyed in The harbor, that the quar-
anime batteries ere silenced, aud has.
tion OF Fort Constantine damaged by an ex
plOsion VI the magazine.
This is al least evidence that there has
been sharp fighting.
LATEST aiurday morning accounts are
still conflicting, but the T. wli-h say that the
siege is progressing iavorably.
A dispatch from Lnrd Radcliffe confirms
that 80 QUO Russians had attacked and cap
tured 'he forts Of Balaklava, that a great
battle ensued, and that the allies remained
masters oil the f,ld.
Tn, following telegrap ic despatch was
received IRON Lord Siratford d. Redclff a.
the Foreign Office, just before the Asia's
dep 'rture
Constant nople, Oct 2sh, midnight Gap.
tain English, Of he steam tians port, " hicb
leti Balaklsva on the evening q the 26,h,
confirms in great part the information
brought this morning by the French ship
10000 Russians attacked thu tort near
b ibkiava Unexpectedly on The 25ih. The
C"ssacks were preceded by he infantry to
resist which we're the Oitomans a,
Scotch. lie Turks gave way, and left
even their guns to the Rnsslans, but The
s otch remained firm. Other forces arrive,
iUrciDg the Ru-si ms To yield, but they re.
manned masters If two fnris.
Three regiments Of English light cavalry
suffered Immensely, being exposed to The
cross fire of the Russian batteries.
The NJ xt day, 8OUO Russians attacked the
position IRON The town and from Bar .klavu
but were rrpulsed With great loss. / was
believed that Srbastopol would soon be in
the bands vi The allies.
Among the names oi tn. killed nd Would
ded there are no general fic-rs.
Lo Stafford De r delft. aud Lord Dun |
krihn We been rromnted to Captain and
Lieutenant Colonel
Up To the 25ih October, the seice aud bonn |
bar men. were going on regularly with sue
GEES
The loss of fe in Sebastodol is 50 great
that the air is said To be tainted by the num-
Der OF unburieJ dead.
Admiral Nechimoff was killed nv a sh n. |
Th loss oi ,he allies Is comparatively sm ~.
Lord R'gan was understood To be favora-
bic prolonged bombardment in preference
To an immediate assault
New YORK, Nov. is,
The Tribune foots up a majority OF 80 Tor
Clark. The other papers keep Seymour
ahead
The Paris correspondent OF The CONNER.
zeal Advertiser says that Mr. Mason has not
received reply to his pressing application
for an exjlanaiion of the sSouie affair
The Legation would he making prepare.
lions TO- departure WIRE j. not aware thai
the mine-ter of forrg affairs was dee oily o.,
cupIed in holding council or an answer.
IL is ti,uu.ht ,ha, l. 'rd Ab-rde-n r, COM
mems retreat; but Napoleon dose not ap.
pear 10 have any idea al rr,reating.
PoRr HUDsoN, Nov Is.
The propeller Bue-phaIus toundereJ in
Saginaw BY in a severe gale. being u total
loss. Several OF The crew were drowned.
NEw YORK, Nov 16
CLARK is Cos ahead D Sc, mour. Offic 81
r.turns were received from all except the
counties vi Delaw are, Lewis. aud Wayne.
NEw YORK Nov. Is.
Official returns were received al 2 O'Clock
nd they rrdu, I'd the Trlbunr's estimate oi
SeyHuur's majority from I'll to 334
ALBANY, Nv. l6.
The u. s. arsenal, magazine, &c, AZ
Rome, was sold ut auction yesterday for
SlS,4O0.
New YORK, Nov. l6
The reports from Allegheny county place
Clark 500 u 1000 over Seymour. This as
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