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


DC, &C., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Capt Harrison
arrived at this port at ve O'Clock yesterday afternoon
She left Liverpool on Saturday noon, the 18th inst.
The news is three days later.
The tele6raphic relative the oportions in the
Crmea from q Russian source states that no material
movement had taken place before Sebastopol between
the 9Th and the 9th inst.
The Russians mainly occupied in repairing the
damage done to the Notifications, but the allies we're
actively pursuing their siege operations and it admit
ted that their position on the Sth very good
The despatch, which is daed the 18th inst. from
Odessa, adds that he action of the 5h had produced
its effect"
According to,the Russian versions the loss on their
part on the 9Th was very great. Prince Menschikof
says he had killed and wounded 40o0 and adds that in
his opinion the loss Of the allies at least equal
He also announced that he is about concentrate all
his forces at BakschSerai, smpheropo and other
places in the neghborhood and expressed his hopes Of
decisive success
Intelligence had been received of the Deaths in the ac
ton Of the 5th of November, of the following distn
guished officers Lieut. General Sir George Cathcart
K.CB., Brigadier-General Strangways and Brigadier
General Goldie.
The reinforcements SO much required by the allies
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expected both from England and France.
The fleets do not take part in bombardiny Sc
'.astopol
Winter setting in severely and the fleets had suf
fered some disasters by gales at
Deserters from Sebastopol report the town to be in
horrible state The inhabitants greatly in of
water The Russians being unable to bury their dead,
throwing the bodies into the bay; but the
jects them and the beach is strewn with corpses The
had q
and wounded soldiers had been burned. The firing
from the besieged was sackenny from the want either
of munitions artillerymen.
Admiral Nachimof, who reported dead, has
covered from his wounds and has resumed duty. 50 at
least say Vienna letters.
Eupatoria was still the hands of the allies Captain
Brock was often alarm about attacks of Cossacks but
as nothing had been attempted, everybody else had
satisfied himself that the place will be held quietly till
the important result Of the attack Sebasopo is
decided. In the meantime very tolerable supply of
bullocks &C. for the navy and the naval battalion
shore, is procured at Eupatora.
Admiral Lyons according to the latest accounts,
watching the Sea of Azof with his squadron, and all
merchant ships were vigorously searched The Cacique
and the SpHre steamers at the mouth of the Dne
per- obstructng the passage Of troops to Perekop The
allied fleets under Admirals Hameln and Dundas
in Katcha Bay. 1t was understood that immediate
attack about to be made the Russian Danube 40
tila at Ismai
Stormy weather prevailed in the Black Sea.
Advces from Hermanstadt of the 18th instant, state
that Sadk Pacha had arrived the Sereth He issued
a proclamation aattering to the Austrians. move
ment Of several Turkish corps observable the
Bessarabian frontier.
We are totally without from Asia Both armies
are in winter quarters
General Mayran'a (French) brigade from Greece and
1000 Zouves from Africa, had been met at sea- on
their way the Crmea and this have Joined General
Canrobert.
The following despatch from Berlin, dated Friday No
vember IT, gives the latest 10 relation to the
mored peace proposals =
The following is the main OF the Russian answer
Russia seeing that Austria threatening her frontiers
will not avail herself Of the good Offices of the Vienna
cabinet but will gladly accept of Prussias mediation
The Emperor ready to the four guarantees into
consideration but distinctly states however on reference
ms Us sa np Rhe Russan orasns spT
compact entered into secretly between Austria and the
Western Powers. to be prepared for any eventualtes
should Prussia and the smaller States noccede to the
adoption of Aus,ria's policy
Paris correspondent of the Oberateur Beige states
that he has good grounds for knowing that part of the
British Cabinet especially the Earl of Aberdeen is op
posed Lord Palmerston's mission whatever it may be-
to France
The Ioaion Times Paris correspondence states tha
on November United states Cnarge al berne,
declared to the Swiss Federal Council that the Cabinet
at Washington not only disavowed the recent manifesto
Of Mr. Consul Sanders but disapproved likewise of the
contents of that communication
In Paris it openly talked of that government
lean is impending to the extent OF 500 900 900 6o0
1000 Of francs new levy OF 200 900 will also
be made. The Legislative Corps will be speedily con-
voked to give the requisite authority.
The Liverpool Times of November 1s, dating on the
previous evening, says
The Government have taken the Cunard steamer
Niagara for the purpose of conveying troops to the C
rnca and in consequence there will be conveyance
ny which to despatch the North American mails the
18th instant At present il is not expected that there
will be any further disarrangement Of the American
mail service and the inconvenience arising from the
withdrawal OF the Niagara will be tr6ing, as there will
be an American boat leave here Wednesday week
Pikington, Wilson Co., Liverpool, owners of the
clipper Red Jacket have been applied to to convey the
mails to Australia in consequence Of government hav
ing taken the mail steamers transport ships. p w.
offered to land the mails at Melbourne within sixty five
days but government insisted that the ship should call
OF the Isle Of wight which they declined.
The following Is the report OF the London money
market on the 18th inst
Consois have since the opening, fallen TO alis, but
Turkish scrip Is extremely heavy at es. to o. dis
and has been done at dis. for the account
The following table will show the fluctuations in con.
soils during the week
~-For M,nsp-7 Pip xrca,., -
Nor. Lo,ps,i. H,y'st. Closg Lo,ocsf big'st Tfos,o