Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-30
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
NKw yrORK. Nov. IS.

from Liverpool, llh inst, reached her dock "
minutes past i last night.
The African mail steamship POreruuner was
wrecked on LOrengO point Madeira, on octO-
Der a4sh. fourteen Of the fity souls on board
were lost.
Thiry.fve ships belonging to Edward OH
YER Of Liverpool we're advertised for sale On the
9Sl Of OfROysmber.
StTss,Opol holds securely. The substance Of
TIE neEs is, that the allies had met with an
important check aud had not made much pro-
gress. Gen. Canrobert sends officially to the J
French minister Of war under date Of Oct. 2ed.
that the French continue to advance according
to previous plans.
The difficulties met with aretWo fold viz: the
rocky nature of the sell. and God the heavy
calibre of The enemies artillery while theFreuch
can only dsPenl on theii SO Founders aud IL
inch mOrtars. This explains the delay.
On the night of the goth the enemy attempt !
ed to spike the French guns. bat failed, and
the Russians who entered the batteries we're
killed.
The French losses were not so great as might
be expected and the wounded are all sent to
Gonstantinope. where the hospitals are in an
effective condition. The total of the French
loss from the I7lh 10 the sSth Of October was
500.
Private accounts in the Moniteur contain the
French nsrrat,e to Oct. SOth. On the Goth
10000 Russians attacked the French rear
which was defended by the Turks from the re
doubts, and took possession oflhem. The Eng
lish commenced an attack and sent word to
Gen. Canrobert to hasten the second division
and send a squadron of Chasseurs TO their re-
lief. The united French and English cavalry
Tepuised the enemy by brilliant charge in
which the combat was sustained FIVE minutes
with the sword. The positions were retained
The English loss was 400 and the French was
not quite SO large Mensehikolf's statement is
that Gen. Keprandi took four redoubts, two Of
which he destroyed, the other two he retained
and fortified.
The Russians estimate the loss Of the Eng.
lish cavalry NJ 500; go English prisoners wer,
taken ON the Goth Of October. The French
had advanced their trenches wiLhir 500 yard
Of The Russian works, and the @ hasseurs d.
Vincennes killed all the Russian aitllerymer
who showed themselves at the embrszures.
From Odessa it is stated that on assault wa
looked for by the beseiged during the night o
the 29Ch.
The Badshee steamer arrived at Constantine
pie with news " the 3oth. The cannonade
were then very violent on both sides, and th
damage was great. On the first of Novembc
the seige works were so far advanced that thC
third parallel was opened, it would be complete
in or 10 days.
Menchikof reports via ST. PeteHburg tina
TO the evening of the third Of November tht
siege continued without a result. The fir
from the English side had become weaker, tn
damage done TO the Russian works was no
much, and was Immediately repaired. Nothing
can be attempted ag inst the northern SIDE q
Sevastopo J he communication remains open
1t was reported doubLtully that the Grand Duk
Constantine was in the city Of Sevastopo.
The English reports say tha: the city OF Sc
vastopol is in ruins, and that unburied corpse
poison the air. and that the Commander Of tht
allied army refused MenChlkof the three hour
he asked to bury the dead.
The Russian loss stree the commencement
Of the siege is estimated at twelve thousan,
men.
The English assert that Menchkof hoste
the Hospital flag over his principal Magazine
and that they fired shelf upon IL and blew
up
The Turkish Bulletin says that disturb
ance occurred within Sevasopol upon the pal
Of the people who wished to surrender, and th
Polish deserters say meeting OF the troop
had occurred 10 pIuLder the spirit stores.
The blockade is ordered to be extended to a
the Russian ports on the Black Sea and Azd
Sea.
ibe Russian army appeared on the plains
Balaklava. The battle which took place wa
OF no particular consequence, although III
English cavalry experienced somc loss. Tb
Russians were repulsed by them with grea
vIgor.
On the following morning, the 28th. 5000
men left Sevastopol and attacked the left win
OF the British army, but were driven back
the Russians rallied and repeated the attack
bat were again defeated With consdera elOs
Vienna aGvices report that on the 18th inst
Bavaria came 10 satisfactory understanding
on the Russian question,
Austria concides with Prussia in postpOnn!
the deliberations of the German Diet on th
war question until the arrival Of the Cars re
ply TO the last Prussian note. Indications ar
Ihrtwn out that Russia will reply TO the Prus
sian not if Prussia will obtain guarantee hoa
France. England and Austria, that they wi
not 20 in their demands beyond the four point
Russia will be willing TO negO tiate on that b
sis.
LoEDoS, Nov. o--Tho new Lord Mayor an
Alderman gave grand banquet to the Cab
net Ministers and alderman. Mr. Buchana
was present.