The true Democrat., 1854-11-29
Further by the Asia-BattIe of Balaklaya.

Further by the Asia-Battle of Balakiaya. Ne,O York; Nov. 16.-The Asia reached her wharf this morning at 9 o'clock Her papers contain the following interesting intelligence:
 The Recent Battles.
 The Russian dispatches state that the Allies had suffered two severe defeats near Sebasto- pol. In one of the engagements the French outworks were destroyed, and sixteen of their guns spiked; and in the other, the English were routed with the loss of 800 horse The French account Is not given-the papers only give an explicit denial of the Russian dispatches, and stating that their story IS improbable. The facts appear to be, that the Russians uneXpect- edly attacked the forts at Balaklava, on the 25th of October, when the Turks belonging to tEe garrison, ingloriously fled. The Scotch regiments in the forts, however, remained firm, but the Russians succeeded in seizing the guns and turned them upon the allies. Other forces of the allies came up and the main body of the Russians were compelled to retire, though they still held possession of the forts, from which they kept up continual fire on the French and English. Three regiments of the British cavalry were exposed to a cross fire for some time, and suffered terribly. The French acted with great bravery, but their loss was not
 
 The next day the attack was resumed by Menschikoff and a sortie was made simutane- ously from the garrison of SebastopoI. The re- suit however was that the Russians were driven back with immense loss
 The loss of life in Sebastopol is said to have been so great that large numbers of the dead remained unbu ried, and the atmosphere was tainted by the etfluvia from them. According to the statements of some of the wounded off cerS of the Russians, who had been taken to Balaklava, Sebastopol would soon be in the hands of the Allies. In the meantime Lord Raglan prefers to continue the hombardment, rather than make sudden assault which must be attended With immense loss of life The Russian account represent their loss as small, and their affairs generally n a very favorable condition.
 Reinforcements--Spy Detected.
 Both the Russian and allied armies had re- ceived further achievements to considerable extent
 Lord Raglan's chief interpreter, Greek had been discovered to be Russian spy, and had been sent to Constantinople for trial
 Successful Attack by the Russians.
 Letters by the Asia state that on the 25th a Russian force attacked detached camp of the English, taking four redoubts and eleven guns. d ' caFafE. The account of this affair was confirmed by advices received by the Greek merchants at Odessa.
 Russian Admiral Killed.
 Admiral Natchikoff of the Russian navy, had been killed by a shell.
 3at:!e of the Alma.
 Menscikof5s official report of the battle of the Alma states the losses of the Russians at 4,5OO killed and wounded.
 aIatest from Sebastopol.
 A despatch from Lord Stratford de Redcliffe. was received on Saturday morning, (4th inst. } confirming the report of the Russian attack on the forts at Balaklava and of the great battle that followed. The accounts are mostly con- ficting.
 France and MT. SouIe
 The Paris constitutional has a long and tenn perately written article on the relations between France and the United States, and states that these relations which should be friendly have been damaged by the indscreet conduct of Mir. Soule.
 The Paris correspondent of the London Times says that he is informed that the French gov ernment is in possession of positive evidence of Mir. Soule'S participation in a vast plan to revo- lutlonize nearly the whole of Europe, and it is even added that these plans occupied the at tention ot the American displomatic Congress at Ostend
 Mr. Mason has received assurances from Louis Napoleon, that at proper time, he would give satisfactory reason for the exclusion of Mir. Soule from France. The particulars of Mir. Mason's interview with Louis Napoleon. have not transpired It is understood, howev CT, that the whole matter would be referred by MT. Mason to the government at Wash lngtOn.
 Spain--Protection of Cuba.
 The latest advces from Madrid report all quiet in Span Fl Clamor Publico states that France. England and Spain will send combn- ed fleet to Cuba, if necessary, for the protection of that Island from any attack from the United States