New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

From yesterday mornings papers we extrac
the following items of news received by tele
graph:
New YoRK. New. 10-The latest authentic accounts
from Sebastopel to the 2st of October at which date
the Allies continued their fire upon the town, without
however, having produced much effect upon the walls
The Russians returning the fire with considerable
effect furious sortie had been made upon the Allie
from the town. which resulted in great loss to the French
and English Five steamers loaded with the wounded o.
the Allies, had been sent to Constantinople.
The whole Austrian army had been placed war
footing and the garrison at Vienna had been ordered to
be In readiness to march at notice of forty hours
The summons to Russia to withdraw her forces from the
Gallican frontier presented and adopted in Council
the Emperor presiding.
Thepostion Of Russia towards Austria of menace
and large forces concentrating the Austrsn from
tier.
The Austrian Council had replied to the note Of the
Prussian Government stating that Austria deter
mined to adhere nexbly to the policy set forth in the
note OF September 30h The action of Prussia upon this
reply is looked for with great anxiety throughout Europe
Advices had been received at Paris of battle which
had taken place between the Russians and the Turks
the city Of Gumr in Armenia in which the Russians
defeated with considerable loss including that Of their
General, who was killed The Turks he'd commenced the
siege Of the citadel of Gumri.
On the 18TH Lord Raglan and Gen. Canrobert sent in
formal summons to surrender to Prince Menschko fail
ing to do which, the latter called upon to send away
all the women and children and SICK and to hoist dis
tinguishng nags on the hospitals for the wounded.
The Allies also preparing galvanic batteries and
conductors for the purpose of blowing up the ships sunk
by the Russians at the entrance of the harbor
The Allies had divided their force into two bodies
beseging army and corps Of observationposting the
latter the table land between Balakura sebaso
pol position of great strength and security being
sibe only from two points The Allied force is stated
10000 men, and 5000 more ready to embark at
Marseilles and Varna.
The result of the sorties had been chiefly the destruc-
ton Of some of the small outworks of the Allies
Menschikof had issued address to his army declar-
Jog his resolution to defend to the last and calling
any man to shoot him down when he fatered In this do
termination.
report in circulation at Constantnope that the
Russians had recaptured Eupatora the garrison there
having retired with the loss of gun This report
however, has been denied by the English press.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.-As far as the returns have yet
been received the vote for Governor in the State stands
as follows: Seymour, $4,000; Clarke $1,000: Uliman
u 600, The result is still doubtful H. j. Raymond has
been elected Lieutenant Governor. The Congressional
Delegation believed to stand follows Twenty
Wings, two Hards and three Softs. The Legislature Is
largely Wing and Anti Nebraska
There has been terrible riot at williamsburg between
the American party and the Il.sh.
Dr. Graham brought up Judgment this morning
and was sentenced by the Court the full extent of the
w--imprisonment for seven years.