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FOREIGN NEWS By THE UNION.
BY the steamship Union, which arrived at
NewYork on the 8th inst, we have some inter
estiDg particulars Of the events transpiring in
the Grimea, and Of the general progress of the
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The United States mail steamship Washington, Capt
Cayendy arrived Of Cowes her way to BreInan on the
10th The cunsrd steamship Niagara from Eoeson and
Halifax reschsd Liverpool the same day. "a
Tuesday, November 28 at noon, lat 81 deg 10 min lon
80 deg 40 MIN passed the ship Pampero Of 8t. Johns
renfy lumber loaded This London Times of BE 2h re-
ports the saa arrival Of the crew. they having abandoned
her on the I'd Of November.
The dispatch of reinforcemeus 10 the seat Of
tnued without ntermssion. Every available steamship
taken up by the Government for the purpose and
is stated in the London Times that the British Govern
ment is paying at the rate of three millions sterling
per annum for the charter Of steamer aione beside the
cost Of fuel The Niagara and Arabia having been
issued notice that vessel belonging to their line
would leave Liverpool till the 9th Of December after
which date the would be every alternate
The Collins line to change their days Of calling
after the departure of the steamer the 2oth of NoYe
ber from Wednesday to Saturday in order that the COM
merce Of both aides Of the Atlantic might be inconysni
enced as little possible The West India and Brazilian
ines q mail steamers we're also to be temporarily inter
The British war Office has issued circular calling upop
all the embodied as well IS dssmboded mitia to give
many volunteers possible tina regiments Of Guards
and the line and to the Royal Marines
The alarm in England to be subsifng as to the
position Of the Allied Armies in the Crimea which, with
the reinforcements arriving, deemed be sufa-
GENTLY strong to carry out the object of the campaign
successfully winter campaign in the crimea viii eTi-
IDENTITY take place and wooden barracks twenty thou
sand men were being shipped by the British Government
Lord Raglan has been raised to the rank OF Field
Marshal.
Lord pameraton had arrived in Paris and had daily in
teryiews with the Emperor Louis Napoleon.
Lord Dudley Stuart died at Stockholm the 18th Of
November.
yrEssA, Saturday, AZ r. M-Intelligence from Bsa-
kava to the Tth is as follows.
Renforcemens arrive at therate of one thousand men
daily. vi M 8
Che Allies are overoyed at the arrival Of the 80 anx
iously expected reinforcemants.
Both nations have completed their third parallels
which are connected by means of q trench.
The Allies obliged to form countermiues
"The inner town is strongly barricadedn
dispatch from Vienna states that the Russian Envoy
Gortschako has ntimated to the Austrian Cabinet that
Russia is willing 70 nsgotiate peace the basis Of the
dispatch from Hamburg states that Russian SQUAD
ron Of Ia war stesmers made Reconnaissance far as
Dagoe without encountering any warsips OF the Allies
The main body Of the British feet at KsI on the
10th. #T .T4.5gg 75 \,
The Russian news states that the Allies having received
considerable reinforcements the 9th Th and sh made
demonstration against the left flank or the Russians
the latter retired from the plateau to the right bank
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Fifteen thousand of the garrison of Kiehene had
marched to Odessa, Prince Psskiewitch has ordered
another corps Of $4,000 men to the Crimen.
/ dispatch from Prince Menschitcf dated Ssbastopo
Nov IL states that at that dste the bobardent con
tinued The Allies Che aays had not advancsd in then
i lines in the rear of Baakaya General Lprnndi ws
/ wounded on the 9Th. ss5f8 G.s
Fuller details Of the battle OF the 9Th of November
called the battle OF the Inkermann had been received
the arrival Of the steamer Telamaque Marseiles They
state that the force Of the Russians 350
men, and that the loss of the latter amounted to soOo
i WRECK OF PART OF THE OTTOMAN FLEET IN THE
4 BLACK SEA.
The from the Black Sea Is that dreadful gales
have caused much damage to the shipping As far
be learned no great injury has been suffered by any
French or English vessel but calamity has fallen the
Ottoman feet in the loss Of two ships out Of its already
| diminished squadron. EN-
There can be little doubt that an Egyptian todecker
of eighty guns and fgate of wrecked
the S0th between the Bosphorus and Varna The Ca
pudan Pasha sent to Admiral Boxer yesterday and
formed him Of the lamentabe event. asking him to send
out any steamer which might be ready to bring Off the
survivors and learn the real extent Of the disaster
i THE RUSSIAN TROOPS IN sEBAsToPoI.. [
PANS Sunday, Nov 1e-sr Mt is stated that
munieations RECEIVED from Prince Menschiko trans
mtted in all haste to foreign Courts by Prince Paskie
i witch, bear date Eebastopol the 10th
1 They announce that Prince Menschikoif had caused
the whole OF his infantry to enter Sebasopo that
was making every preparation for general attack
Angro French lines The Prince expresses his intention
unless untoward circumstances occurred to prevent
it, that the attack should take place the 18th or 18th
and he indulges in his dispatch in the most sanguns
pectatons its issue The object of the Russian Gen
eral appears principally to cut off communication
with the bay Of Cape Chersonese with view to the
pete annihition Of the Allas-a result which Prince
Menschiko or Prince Paskiewtsch for him. anticipates
| or affects to anticipate, with confidence
The Russian General dwels with much pleasure the
tempesuous state of the Black Sea- the roaring of whose
waves he says he hear from his quarters and gloats
the idea that awful disaster will have befleu
our vessels 1t is said oo in the dispatch that
considerable number Of Turks had deserted to the
sian camp and this unusual Abandonment OF their stand
ard Is accounted for by the prvatons they
labored under for time less than by the sarcasm.
and harsh treatment to which they have been posed
1 since their pusilanimous conduct at Bnlakasa
To the stories these deserters may have told the Russian
General and the exaggerated account they have given
the position and prospects Of the Allies attributed the
confidence the Russians appear to have in the
| this last desperate attempt against the Allies
In of the most recent letters from the Anglo Fencl
lines is stated that the 18th the day which tbs
would be made The troops described as mos
| impatient to begin g###E5 5fE4
| THE SHELLS OF TEE BESIEGERS.
Under date of the 22d the st. Petersburg Journal state
that the shells of the besiegers had several fires
sehastopo but that they had been put by the Rus
slams before they could extend far that the garrison
mounted fresh cannon at every point, In degree
es very successful in picking off the gunners
the Russian batteries.
Under date OF the 23d we are informed that fire brok
out in the night of the 2ed between the old tower whic
had been converted into heap Of ruins by the beegers
and the central part of the town quite extn
guished at break of day, but not very apparent
Russian ship of the line, which ut the southwest
the port and the fire Of which had been directed agains
the left Of the English works. had disappeared but it
not stated from what cause.
| a woman named Margaret Stoan was burne,
t death ON the 9Th instant In Batnre nv her cotba