Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-13
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Nrw lonK, Dec. O.-Tho steamer
Union has arrived, bringing four days la.
ter news, She met with very heavy
weather.
Cotton is hcayy, and, at the time Of sail.
ing, prices rcmahed unchanged. Eleven
thousand bales were sold in two DAYS, Two
thousand Of which were for expectation.
Flour was Grn, Baltimore and PhIa.
delPhia brands aling at "a shilings.-
Wheat UNCHANGED aud firm. Corn is
much dulIcr--yelow bringing 45 s., white
46 $.
Provisions areirm. Consols have ad.
vanced 0l4. Manchester duIIer. Yarns
have declined, Money is unchanged.
FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR.
The papers col,oin news from the Cri,
mea up 10 the li,h Of November The
bombardment oISebastopol was progres
sing slowly, noiIjng decisive having been
done. The AIIie,wero Strengthening their
position.
BALAKLAvA.-Iho papers are filled with
details Of the battle OF the Sth uIt., known
as the battle Of hdermann. The slaught.
er was great on both sides, the Russians
getting the worst it. Gen. Canrobert,
commander.ln. chief of the French forces.
was wounded. The English had - Of
ficers killed, and / ,76Owounded, and 1876
missing. The French has one General
and Al officers killed, and q wounded.
The Russlansare said to have fired on
the wounded, asweII as those unhun.
The allies have postponed the assault
orScbasloPol unlIlhe arrival of reiniorce.
menls.
Detachmcnts d Russians are swarm.
ing into the Crinea in immense numbers.
The Arabia AMI Niagara have been ia.
ken to transport toops. No vessel OF the
Cunard line will leave until the 9th Of
December for New York, after which
steamers will sail ,very fortnight.
The Collins inehave changed the days
Of sailing 10 Saturay, in order that trade
and commerce ma, be inconyenienced as
little as possible.
A winter campdgn in the Crmca is
anticipated.
The steamer Aubia was taking aboard
the French troops Gr the Crimea, to sail in
a few days.
The Pacific arrived out on the 22l ult.,
and the Pacific and Niagara on the 10Th.
Lord Palmcrsionis still in France, hay.
ing daily interviews with the Emperor
Rumor says their Conference has reference
to Spain and Cuba ald Amercaninten,ions
in that quarter. is probable, however,
that they find sufficient 10 consult about oI
more direct importance to the allies.
Lord Dudley Stunt died at Stockholm
on the 18th uN.
The details Of the battle and sortie on
the 3d ult. are giverin the English papers
They create much excitement ia England
as well as France.
The British WarOfice calls UPON the
militia volunteers, and it is evident that a
winter campaign has been determined up,
on.
Details of the sonie state that wher
Menschikoir auackellho allies in the rear
the result was mos, disastrous TO the al.
lies. -Four English generals were killed.
General Lipund in command Of the
Russian Army, was wounded. Duke ol
Cambridge was aIsow wounded.
Everything was nady for an assault
uthad been postpored for the arrival O
reinlorcements.
Lord Raglan has been created Fiolc
Marshal.
1t is stated that GDrlschakoff minated
10 the Austrian Cabnc. that Russn wa,
prepared to negotiate for peace on the ba
sis on which the lou' powers guaranteed
conditions.
Sebastopol dates tc the l4th states tha
the Allies are reinforced to the extent oi
1000 daily.
/ The English and French armies haC
completed their third line parallels.
/ A Russian dispatch says that the Allie,
had made a demonstration against the lel
/ flank of the Russian amy, when the latte
retired.
Strong Russian reinorcemcnts aremov
ing towards Crimea, and it is eyiden tha
the struggle for Sebastopol will still b,
maintained with all the powers the contes
tants can muster.
Prince Napoleon is at Constantinope
having been compelIedto to leave the arm,
on account OF continued bad health.
Fourteen Russian var steamer nav
made reconnaissance Of the Baltic a.
far as Degoe without eucounloring any al
lied fleet.
ltis evident the allies were in a NOS
precarlous condition, and so weakened a
to render an assault on Scbaslopol an i'm
possibility. They have suffered very Sc
yereIy, especially in officers and the YER
best portion of their armies.
A.. Austria and Prussia remain in the sam
attitUle.
Spain is without special Interest, Tn,