Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-29
From the London Times, Nov. l4.l
TIE BALTIC'S NEWS

Just have been rabed at last 10 form come sor,
OF idea of the action fought on the a5h and 2sh
OF last month we startled by the sudden bu, TO,
wholly unexpected news Of great and glorious and We
may even trust decisive victory gained BY the allies
over greatly superior body OF Russians on tue 9th of this
present November. The tardnesss OF our intelligence
10 the one ci=e and the comparative speed with which
has arrived in the Other have brought into uz
these two events, aud almost lead do Injustice To
the army os overlooking the ten days tina; ntcrv ned
tween them During that psroi the allied forces worked
seay aud undmchngy at the operations OF the siege
bearing up ns fSa.s an hard hips which /; seem.
hardly possible to conceiv. tia, hun,n nature could en-
dire. Stunned with the perpetual roar Of artillery oy dv
and reused ut night by constant ihreatnng. of they
have Struggled on ufnching and u,iling through an in
cessint comoit OF tea long days and nights.
Al lasi the enemy, strengthened as it .ppe.rs nv ree
reiniorcements-pressed,i il may by she difficulty Of
supp ring ~ large force In wasted eounrry and 1t an
adVtuced seasou-dei-rmiuej again ..-umirp the Of
ehsNe anh ~ zraing an operation which, # -uccrs.iu
Eou'! undoubtedly have put at end TO the -i"gs Ti,y
were urged on 10 tn. coInbu by hope fear and en-
coursg-d by the presence Of Of the Princes Of the
nOu OF hOmano sent expressly TO animate the dtoop
ng courage OF the defenders Of ess the kew 20 the
supremacy OF Rassa in the SOUTH This time the enemy
disdained TO operate communications bst sined
deadly blow at the very heart Of the allied pos,ion-
The Russian generals attacked with an over
cheIO
the rising ground that looks the course of the
fehern.!a The desilI of the action We do no, o-
All we learo is that the gish stood their ground man.
'u ever, before The s,sck Of enemy vastly supe-
rior in numbers that the FRENCH under General hos
qu'et, lent them most CALM, and efficient suppnrt
that the struggle lasted tue whole DAY. ard that s,
Tue end Of that day the Russians we're compelled
TO retreat " IN loss estimated by General q ,n,o.
bert a; from sht TO niue thousand men In tho mean
while the RisssDs made sortie from the tosD, which
vas TePu'ed by General Porey, who even attempted
'noukn uhsurces'uiy to enter .he place pe,nell with
the iugiives. Never 30 far az Judge from the
imperfect details n our posesson day more honor.
dols 70 the OF France aud gland The n.ct on of
the Turks on the banks Of the Danube has left Russia
TO concentrate tbe wtos force Of the southern paris
her empire, and has left exposed die
parity OF m'mosts Bat here, many other occ.
sons the DEF ats Of fortune and OF foresight been
supplied by the ndrnitable courage Of our troops The
obvious diff Aes Of our situation embodened our sdver
saries and by doing go, only led them heir desruc-
ton.
We have gained Victory Of unsurpassed splendor hut
" would be ntJusi, Ybo rendering the highest need
APPRECIATION 90 troops to fog what IL due 10 OH,
excel ent General. We feel the full advantag. o.
that sterly movement which transferred the base o
operations from the north the south side Of the h,tbor
and plscen u' in 'bs petition have just defended with
such siguai aud unparalleled Had been en-
caDped the Dorh side cannot conceive hoE il bad
been possible 70 de'eod position against sortic II
'front.' abd an attack from much superior fJrcs ou
faux and rear,
Still, when We reflect upon the numbers Of the allies
SUI cohs'dsr the lpss with which suc
'aoy have been purchased the 6r. feeling Of ita tor
y chased away by the anIouf rH .cton-how long cat
this state Of thngs sstY How many more such victories
o'n We .nrd 10 win ere sink o,ervbelniosd by III,
"egnt OF our own uiunph vinq1.hed by our own vslo
and worn out by own succer,s
From the Liverpool Times, Nov. I6.
The Crmo'n intelligence contained in our second edi-
ton Of yesterday, may be- considered a. decisive II
the foerunner ofthe immediate tall Of Sebsopol or rails
ing OF the siege by the allied commanders. The loss
5000 OF the French snd Bri,sb troops on the Stb III
partial raising OF the siege tho previous dsy for
purpose OF concentration and The general engagement
the 9th, mus bave sealed the fate Of tho orres, Of tn
oeSeser, " the allie, repulsed the double stack mad
their front and On the etb With the same oas
the euemy as he experienced the 9Th, the Rnssia
commanders must hsye lost all hopes Of success and cal
only think OF continuing the struggle with the view
sacrificing human life. IT, the other hand, We lost