The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-30
BY Ell e q RApH.


ana brings three days later advces than those
brought by the Baltic
The news from the il not OF decisive cbar.c
| Ter.
Notwithstanding confident tone assumed bv many os
the English journals it evident the greatest
sion felt in both England France relative 70 the
of affairs in the Crimea
Cotton and bresdstuhs are both lower
! Consols had declined 10 glL
SEAT or WAR
We have nothing of decisive character from Sebasopol
On Q, November the bombardment still progress
sing out without marked either side The
made In the Russian by the allies were mend
ed as soon as made The firing had ackened both sides
Preparations were making for speedy assault The scaling
ladders had been ordered up.
The report by the steamer that the had
ed their attack on the 9Th instant false Up the 9Th no
fresh sortes had been made from Sebastopol.
The assault which is daily looked for was TO have been
made by 5000 French and English troops and 900 men
from the fleet.
II believed that the rear of the allied army is an
mpregnabe position against further attacks from the Rus
SLAMS
More fires have broken in Sebastopol destroying
large portion OF the provisions Another magazine has
blown up.
Two Russian gates burnt in the harbor by the
hot shot OF the English The great Russian battle
ship called the Twelve Apostles was also DESTROYED
Two thouSand Engsh horses, with munitions of war;
reached Malta the lth The steamer Jura had also ar
rived there with troops for the Crimea.
Several Turkish detachmens close the frontiers Of
Besarabia
LIVERPOOL Nov. ls.--Coton is one sixteenth lower on
mddng The sales for the week to 80 900 bales
Fair Orleans, 81 Uplands and Mobile, 6.
Flour is shilling lower for the ending this day
Wheat three pence. Corn firm Lard unchanged Beef
and pork active.
Consols closed at 81 for money and OIL for account
tsEcoSp DEspATcHl
The allies are steadily sapping towards the town. The
English covered way termp ,tno
in FONT of the Russian cover to the sormng
party in the final struggle
The hospital Sebasopoi had been destroyed by the fire
from the batteries of the allies Tra thousand sck and o
ed persisted in The flames
Both parties want renorcementsthe besegars more than
the besieged. The Russians short of ammunition
The private accounts in relation to the allies
not confirmed.
The effective the allies is now reduced IN 6fv
The Cunard steamer Niagara has chartered to con-
vey troops consequently will leave Liverpool
before the 29th (the Pacifc.)
The Last the Black sea state that n,er had
set in severely The combined fleets had suffered MANY dis
asters. They would not take parr the bombardment
The Black had been visited with ghtfu gales Four
Russian and two Turkish vessels foundered II
was feared that further disastrous sbiprack
would be received
The rst French division had detached from the siege
army 10 increase TIE army OF observation Prince Napoleon
would command the storming columns the assault upon
Sebastopol.
The condition Of affairs in Sebastopo is described as per-
fectly awful. The Russians unable to bury their dead
throw them into the bay, and the rejecting them the
beach s literally strewn with corpses.
Admiral Lyons is watching the of ABORT All merchant
vessels are closely searched The Russian Danuban nol
is at Ismai
Menschkor is concentrating his forces at Baksch sera
Simpheropol, and other points in the neighborhood
H is umored that the Gar has accepted the points
basis for direct negotiations WI vi, ,,ac.u sron,er
III d aso rumSfsd R af lord paImerssous Wait To
with the Emperor Napoleon for the establishment
of Poland IS IN independent power Other accounts have il
that mis- visit has connection with American affairs
report had reached London of another terrible battle on
the 1th which many thousands both sides wers killed
The report, however, generally credited.
The people OF England and France greatly excited in
regard the critical condition of the allied army before Sc
bastopo Extensive preparations making despatch
troops
The French government talk making levy Of two hun
bred thousand men, and of negotiating for six hun
dred millions Of francs
Liverpool letter says that fresh rentoroenens are sent
daily but these additional troops cannot reach the
Crimea under three weeks.
While th STATE of things continues loans win have 10
be made and improvement be looked for the money
market or the state of trade.
From New York.
New YonK, Nov. 29.Tbe royal mail steamer Asia sailed
to-day for Liverpool. She took eighty
passengers and $500, 900 in specie
morning and entirely consumed They insured in
the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Office Loss 800 OOO
There meeting of the stockholders of the Parker
Vein Company here last night Resolutions adopted
knowledgng the liability for overssue of stock Measures
concerning 10 reorganize the company.
The jury in the Of Drury Wilkes a tres
pass have rendered verdict for plaintiff of $50 000
1t showing here. We learn by telegraph this morn
ing from various directions II Ibis region, this
storm is very general
Theodore PARKER Indicted.
BosroY, Nov. 2eThe Rev Theodore Parker, and other
abolton participants in the Burns in this city,
been indicted by the grand jury and held in SIS bail
for their appearance for trial
Fhe Western Rirers
WHEELrso, Nov 29.--The Ohio river is falling here We
have this morning similar concerning the prin
cipal rivers OF the West,
Forging Land Warrants.
BALrInouE Nov. 29.--Michael Dunn and Samuel Casa
way have been eengieed here to-day for forging land
rants.
Markets.
State brands SO 12a So "A southern, So 81 So Wheat
ng3o,o 900 bushels mixed sold at 81 Cotton dull
Stocks slightly improved
BALgrnour, Nov 2sFour is held yesterdays prices
There Have been small sales of wheat yesterdays prices
II 900 bushels Of sod-whe, rs ~ cents yellow. 81
cents. Other articles unchanged.
The panorama Of Sew York city at Odd Fellows Hail.
Seventh street, drew full house last evening II exhibits
every evening until December ..