The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10
NEWS sy TELEGRAPH.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
sEHAsToPoL NOT YET TAKEN
TURKISH VICTORY AT GUMRI.
Var Between Austria and Russia Imminent.
MIR. SOULE NOT ALLOWED TO ENTER FRANCE.
COTTON FIRM-PRouslONs STEADY,
&C., &C., &c.


COTTON FIRM-pRousIONs STEADY,
&c, &C., &c.
HALyAx, Nov. ., 1854.
The royal mail steamship America, Capt. lang from
Liverpool on the 2sth u arrived here quarter uast
O'Clock this afternoon.
Tie Collins steamship Atlantic, from New York on
the l4th ul arrived of Holyhead at on wednss-
day the 25th but could not enter the Aersey until o.
O'Clock on Thursday morning
The st. Louis sailed from Southampton for New York
on the 26th nit
The steamship Alps arrived at Kingston Ire
land on the Esd, with troops from Halifax and reached
Liverpool on the 25th.
letter from the Hague OF the 2lst mentions the de-
parture Of Mr. Gibson for America, and says that he
took with him the result Of the conference Of the Aer
Ministers at Ostend
The ship Triton, from Glasgow, bound to Boston, was
abandoned the 1th Oct the crew being taken Of by
the North Wind, arrived at Havre.
The London Times says
VIC are informed that Mr.. soule American Minister At
Madrid, was. Thursday the PATH refused permission
to pass through France on his return from England
Spain.
The London Morning Post announcing semi.o sacalIv
tho acquisition of SANTANA, says
II amounts virtually, not absolutely to the annexa
tion Of st. Domingo. The acquisition by the United
lOOleS-A
position threatening either hand the Spanish islands
Of Cuba and Porto Rico and SO directly affecting the
British West Misrepresentation cannot be received with
The R. NJ steamship America from Liverpool e,A
route for Boston, still At her wharf when the Naga-
arrived but sailed Immediately after and "a likely TO-
have fne weather, but head Winds hog passage to-
Boston.
THE WAR
sEDAsroPoL NOT TABLESPOONFUL sUxMoNs 10 SUB
RENDER-RussIAN TROOPS ENTERNF SEBAeTOPOL.
sebsstopo is not taken The latest advces show that
twenty days elapsed between the departure Of the be-
siegng armies from Balaklavs and their opening arc
upon sebastopol. Both the French and English had
their batteries ready the 18TH On the l7th are VAS
opened the place from land and The bombard-
ment continued till night The Russians lost 500 killed
and wounded. Admiral Kornilef was killed. The Rus
sian Notifications suffered very little
On the next day (1sth) the bombardment was
summed from the allied batteries only Russian dispatches
say that the garrison make frequent sorties
When the mail left Constantinople on the f6tB, Eve
steamers had arrived at Balakava with men wounded
repellipg great sortie Of 20 900 strong.
Generals Raglan and Canrobert had formally Summon
ed sebatopo to surrender and required the and
children and sick to be sent away and Gags to be hossd
upon the hospitals.
so far is known the Russian army is concentrating
on the upper Belbek, and already numbers 49, 900.
The allied army il divided into Siege army and army
Of observation. The latter is posted tbs extensive
table land which separates Baakava from Sebsstopo
accessible only from two points the avine Of Tchernays
the north side and pass Of Bahklava the south
east This position is defended BY sixteen redoubts
The Russians lowering tho outside Of the allies
ionon the northwest extremity Of the camp but
kept in check by artillery and retired without giving
battle
On the Cd 9Th and 11th the garrison Of sebastopol
made sorties, and destroyed some small works.
On the evening of the 5th convoy Of four thousand
Russians succeeded in entering sebastopol. ~
The city does not appear to be yet surrounded, but
The allies now number 10000, and 900 additional
French were ready to embark from Msrseilles the
Letters Of the 18th say that the nature Of the ground
foot Of earth on solid rock-renaers scientific APP
proaehes impossible that the allies have however s6c
guns battery and after few days IRE win attempt TO-
storm the garrison, which Is estimated at ooo0 men,
with plenty Of ammunition and supplies 1t Is supposed
that although the allies should carry the town. the Rus
slams can make proracted resistance in Fort Constan.
tine.
1t is true that the Russians have sunk eight ships
across the channel which 700 yards wide and line Of
battle ships, anchored close to the Shore complete the
Altogether the prospect Of the speedy fall Of sebasto-
pol e not 80 favorable tothe allies but nsvsrthelss
England and France from hour to hour,
Admiral Machimod who commanded ct SinopA, is
sOmmandant q sessstopoi He has published an .d-
one is welcome to shoot him If he don't.
Advices from Constannople Of the 18TH say that the
garrison Of ave hundred retired with the ioss q one
gun. This is denied in the English papers.
An allied force In sent under General Bosquet and
Achmet PachA to Perekop the advance of tho
Russians. Heavy rains had retarded the advance but
the weather was again 6ne.
rumor became current in the allied camp that on,
the lith the Russian army from simfsscpc would at
simultaneously Are the town. The Greeks were conse-
quently AL expelled.
THE DANUBE.
There no doubt that the Russians have reentered
the Dobrudscha In force, but details are wanting.
AUSTRIA.
great council Of held at Vienna. The Emperor
presided and Baron Hess present. It II reported
that Austria summoned Russia to withdraw from the
frontier Of Gallicia.
The whole Austrian army was 10 be put war foot-
ing on the 26th The garrison Of Vienna has orders to-
be ready for march at forty eight hours notice. Russia
meantime continues to menace Austria.
The Gar has gone TO Warsaw His eldest son takes
the command Of the guards. Gen. Rudiger Commands
the Grenadiers and r. Paskiewch Is commander nchief
Of the army OF the West AL concentrating the
Austrian frontier Little doubt is entertained at Vienna
Mat ere long there will be actual hostihties
THE LATEST.
sEBAsTOrOL STILL IN THE HANDS OF THE nussIANs~
There Is nothing Of Importance via st. Petersburg,
from Sebastopoi
On the 2ls the operations of the besegers continued
and their fire effectively answered The fortAca
tons little damaged.
The Abaaa chiefs have refused receive Schamyi,s4
envoy. Harif Pacha consequently cut of an copn