Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-11
GeIearaphil Corresponding.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE
The steamer America has arrived at Halifax with
London and Liverpool dates to the 28th ultimo
Sebastopol had not yet fallen. Twenty dayS
elapsed between the departure Of the besiegng ar
mics for Balaklava and the opening of their fire.
upon Sebastopo The batteries were ready on the 10Th
ultmo and on the 17th the comuenced
by land and sea, and continued till night The Russians
lost hve hundred men in killed and wounded. Admiral
Korilef was killed The Notifications suffered but little
damage On the 18th the bombardment was resumed
from the allied batteries only The Russian dispatches
say that the garrison made frequent sorties When the
mail left Constannople the 18th FIVE steamers had
arrived at Baakava with the wounded in repeng great
sortie Of twenty thousand strong Raglan Conrobert
had formally summoned Sebastopo to surrender and re-
qured the women the children, and the sick to be sent
away and flags to be hosted upon the hospitals so far
as known the Russian army concentrating the Upper
Belbek already numbers forty five thousand The allied
army was divided into siege army and army Of OBJ
seryation The latter posted the extensive table
land which separates Balakaya from Sebasopo and
cessble only from two points The Russians were hover
ing the outside of the Allies positions. On the 7th
they made strong demonstration the northwest
remty of the camp, but kept in check and retired
without battle. On the I'd, 5h and l1th the garrison
Of Sebastopol made sortes and destroyed small
works In the evening Of the 9th convoy Of four thou
sand Russians succeeded in entering Sebastopo The
Allies number ITO 600, and 5000 additional French
ready embark from Marseiles on the 21st and 5000
Turks from Varna Letters say that the Allies have 800
guns in battery After few days FIRE they will attempt
to storm the garrison which is estimated to contain forty
thousand men,
The advices from Constantinople to the 18TH The
Russians have retaken Eupatora. The English garrison
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under General Bosquee and Achmet Pachs to Perekop
prevent the advance of Russian reinforcements.
Prussian steamer has been captured by the fleet
The Paris Moniteur contains account Of victory
over the Russians Gumr in which they lost their
baggage and thirty gums and Russian general killed
There is no confirmation Of the entry Of the Russians
into Dobrudscha. The report is therefore doubted.
Affairs look black between Russia and Austria great
council Of has been held at Vienna over which the
Emperor presided 1t is rumored that Austria summons
Russia to withdraw from the frontier of Galica. The
whole Austrian army was put footing the
26h The garrison at Vienna has orders ready to-
march at fortyeght hours notice. Russia in the mean
time continues to Austria The Gear has gone
to Warsaw. Forces concentrating the Austrian
frontier Little doubt is entertained Vienna that there
will soon be actual hostties between the two nations
Austria has returned answer to the last despatch
of the Prussian Government repeating that Austria wiz
adhere nfexby to the policy expressed in her note Of
the 80h Of September The action Of Prussia is looked
for with much anxiety.
The British feet will leave the Baltic about the end
November returning in squadrons to Portsmouth, Sheer
ness, Plymouth, and Cork Five floating twenty gun
boats drawing four feet water building in England
for the springs operations.
Another polar expedition to be sent out in the spring
to bring home the remains Of Sir John Frankns party
Dr. Rae is to have command Of this expedition.
gavanic apparatus is being constructed at Newcastle
the Tyne to blow up the ships sunk off Sebastopo
The Emperor of France has written letter of condo
lence to Madame ST. Arnaud whom he bestows PEN
sion Of twenty thousand francs national
Mr. SoULEs return to Madrid caused quite excite
men there The camor made was such to induce the
Spanish Government to solicit his recall Queen Isabella
has abandoned the idea Of abdicating.
Canton still beseged September 9th The distress
Of the besieged great. The insurgents yet hold
Shanghai.