Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-24

We eOnstH,t there a masked battery Of IL
guns. and il possible a second battery Al
th extreme right, above the declivity.-'
All eur means Of attack are concentrated
on this Bas,iou, and will, | hope. soon.
clear il with the assistance Of the English
batteries. which take II on the left flank.
" Yesterday about IL \. NJ. the Alliel
fleet attacked the exterior batteries Of the
place, hut have not vet received the re-
port Of that attack 80 as TO enable me TO
give an account Of the result.
The English batteries arc in the best
condition. They received nine now NOR
tarS, which will have great effect.
" leStcr lay in the batteries which sur
rounded the tower situated on the left, an
immense explosion took place, which done
graat injury to the enemy; for since then
the fire oi their batteries have slackcncd.
AMI this morning only few guns were able
10 fire from it.
"l have no precise news Of the Russian
amy. There is nothing to Indicate that
it has modified its position in which it
awaits reiniorccments. have received all
the reinforcements | expected from CALI
polls AMI Nana.
1.-The health Of the troops is good.
The Russians had Withdrawn from the
vicinity of Balaklava.
1t is stated that the French had lost 2O0
men, principally 10y explosion; English
loss lUU men killed by landslide.
As both the French and English forces
have been cut up by disease and loss in
IengaG .mcntS, reinforcements are urgently
called for from England and France
5000 men have boon sent fr"u Em@laud.
The bounty for each Sol5rr enlisted ha,
been raised to six pound sterling.
The British force in the Crimca now
amount to 100000.
Thirteen out of fourteen of the iron cyl
, inders which have been ordered at Wool
= wich for conveyance o Scbastoyol to blow
= up the Sunken ships have been completed
- Each cylinder will con,ain 1000 lbs.powdo
Twelve hundred ggn boats, with IL tlOat
ing batteries and 20 guns, making a tota
OF $500 guns are soon to be ready for an at
I tack on Cronstadt, another Crimca fortress
The Baltic fleet is shortly expected hom
: for the winter.
h The entire Russian forces are said to b
= IL, 900 men.
G 1t appears doubtful whether Austria an
!. Russia will not, after ALL have resource t
tn! bloody arbitramcht OF arms in til
1 kingdom OF Poland. Russia has gathcrc
u, 900 men, facing the Austrian trOnticj
h while Austria has cmhattlcd, along her irol
tier to Cracow u, 900 men in the Principal
II iticS.
: The Czar refused the Prussian EnbaSs1
= dor entrance at St Petersburg on the 29tI
!. ASia-General Nicholas is reported
l. have gained victory over Schamyi on Il
IS frontier OF CircasSia.
8 Franre-Mr. Soulc, American MiniSte
= though at first refused permission to trav
Ie through France onthc ground that he ha
c collcagucd with the revolutioniSts, SPANS
y and French, now has the refusal Withdraw
e Livcrpool-Thcre is advance in whe
l. Is per quarter, and flour Is per sack.
$. A CARD-DR. CALVIN NJ. FITCH,
, n New J ork, would announce 10 the cltlZc
-, of Western Pennsylvania and Northern OH
~ tina t he is at present delivering q COURSE
al LECTURES AT PITTSBURGH where hc W
ne remain till December 18th, during which peri
he may be consulted daily, at his rooms Mt
n CITY Hotel corner of Third and Smithfild- st
=. Tor PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
= ASTHMA. CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
ne DY SpEPElA, FEMALE DlSEA i
I'll rI prrIi
It's to Consumption, in the treatment Of which
So ample experience and uurivaled opportun
J., fer observation have given him the most ma
ed success.
" Dr. Fitch desires to see his patients pcrs
ally, in every instance, where it is possi}
nit where it is not, a careful statement of the c.
may be sent by letter. to which a prompt re
in will be returned, giving his opinion of
L., case, and when he is willing to undertake
"e y. treatment will state the expense of the rel
II dies requisite. nov!7:2'
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