Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-17
rET.EGRAPHICI NEWS
s BY the national Line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FoRRIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL or 'fHE ASIA.

he iSlhat7P. ~, passed the Pacific. ShvbTlnss
dates 10 The 4ih. .n
The Russian dispatches soy The allies suffered
two severe defeats, namely The Ffenoh hau lnslI
works destroyed and 70 guns spiked ana lhe hn'
glsb cavalry were attacked by Nenschikoii, el|
ijolakaya and routed with The loss Of hye hundred
borse The anglo RTeuch reports DO nOlglye any
explicit denial, they only say iial lhe husslon
story Is improbable aud exaggerated,
T'Le allies stale that Two Russian sbips we've de-
s,royed In lle hsrborj also that The Quarantine
batteries were sileuesd, aud BOSTON Of n, Com
slantine was damaged by Tile explosion OF mega
Ene.
fShnns. ..,,
On Saturday morning accounts still eonaicled,
but ,he English soy Tie sege wos progressing IA
yorably Up TO The 9th.
Ateleetaphlc dispatch from Lord Radcliffe con-
Arms The report that 10000 Russians attacked aud
captured the forts oil Baaklay. great battle co.
sued and The allies remained mosen OF The dsld,
II appeaB that The Russians attacked the loTls
on the 2blh October
The Turks gave way, and even left their guns,
(Which were seized by Tue Russians and turned
| against lhen) but tie Scotch Temantd firm unNl
reinroroemenls arrived, when tue Russians lad TO
yield.
ME Russians remuined masters OF The two forts,
from which they fred on The allies.
Three regiments Of English light cavalry, which
were exposed 10 the cross fife OF The Russians, SUI
ietd immensely.
The Prench took part in tie action with admita
The next day the allied position was attacked
Nv 4 0O0 Russians ns well IRON The town rs itOm
the BaIakay side, VINO w,Te Trpulsed with great
slaughter
Ills affirmed that the fire Of The batenes and Of
the town had much slaokened, and according TO
The tepoits Of wounded Officers, some OF whom
ba1 arrived al Buykdere, the belief was confirmed
that sebas,opol would SOU be In the hands oil The
allies. 4i
Among the names Of the killed and wounded
there are no general nlhctH'
Stafford d'RaJcli1e has been promotedi bring
now Captain. Lord Dunkelion is npppolnled
Lieut. Colonel.
In 10 Me 25th Of October the seige and BON.
bardmenl was going on regularly ana Win good
success. Tie loss Of life IN Ssbasopol was sol
great that the ar was tainted The number oIun
buried dead t
Admiral NachiemotT was instantly killed by q
bomb she'll.
The los Of the allies is sold 10 be comparative
" small.
ed lomLarJment in preference TO an immediate as
sault.
Co., Iepotl sales of cotton for the week 41,0OO
bales. NJ Oileans fair Gil middllng oil upland
fair G.; middling 60. The demand for ioir and
middliug qualities improved l6, Sales 10 spec
ulniors 5000; export 4C00 bales.
London 3d-lron market quieij fail nomlnally
quoted al CT. aud bars Est ScOlclIpig sos.
Pennsylvania SIS, bonds quoted at SliaS2ii Ma
yland SIS, DO, S3aSij Virginia 6's62as5i Pemsyl'
yania Genital 6's 30.
Trade in manufacturing districts has slightly
declined.
BreadsnfTs-Dpnnidown q Co, reports that the
msrktt for Drehdstnff had been heavy, but imPLO'
we'd towards the close OF The week, yet oil de.
seriplions have slightly declined.
The demand for Flour moderate, ard prices
had declined per Dbl. Wheat was ~ moderate
Jemund, but ptces had declined Sd, Indian Corn
had declined is per q.
Western Canal flour Ais, Ohio nominally 4bs.
White .wbeut l2sal2s I'D. Teda mixed llsal 1921.
Indian corn, mixed, yellow aud white 4i' per
quafleL
active demand; Pork and bacon ale also aollVe'
Lard in fair demand, holders firm, with mo leIale
sales 10 trade al 64s. rallow IN modelale de-
nand, prices IN favor ofbuyers.
London Money Market, Nov. S.--The lIansao'
lion ON American stcuIias snail, U stocks ull'
changed IN price, Banngs circular reports no
change in eonsos--at 9ilo9ii. Money ma'ke'
easier.
BEsslaabIA, Oct. 29Oh.--0n The 26lh, Genera
Lepfandi attacked detached camp Of The Bngllsh
and took iouI Iedoubls which protected lhelr 20
silitn, he also took eleven guns AT The same
time powerful cavalry attack was made, when
cost The English half their light cavalry LS o.
Cardigan, who commanded escaped WIN ulIn
Guilty. Lord Dunkellin was taken prisoner.
Creek accounts from Odessa confim llis, and
say that the gnelish cavalry lost 800 ceIinin.
The Russians vceieed considerable reinforce
meals, and sltovS ccrPa Is Sill expected lEoln
PefekOp
ona recent allack upon the forts al the month
Of sebastopol, The vessels Of the allies were much
damaged.
The British ore said to be within 800 yards Of
The Russians works.
The supply of water was beginning 10 Iall 10
SebaSlopOl.
Lord Raelun's chief interpreter, Greek, was
sent 10 COnlonlinOpe lnr tnal, charged with being
Russian spy.
Menschikolf reports, officially, the loss OF The
Russians at Alma al 1900.
Port Constantine was much damaged. BasIion
No, 3 having 20 guns dlsmounled. ..s
Gorlschakolf was apparently Strengthening MS
position on tie Danube.
Contradictory rulnors ere current DC TO The pro-
eress OF negotiations. Austria will certainly mol,
1nIess oompetJ, come 10 an open rupture with
Russia Until confident Of the support Of Prussia
and Germany.
There is some talk Of mole from NesselIode 10
Pnssn, stating that Russia Is prepared in all con
tingenoles and under all circumstances 10 nam
tain IT'S llade policy in the East
No news oil Importance from England
The Pons Cvhsiifuhoautl has long, temper.
nlely written editorial, on the friendly relations
which should exist between the U, Sand France,
but hich, II sOyS are damaged by Tue lldlscIetl
conduct OF hr. Soule, whose acts, The Conihlu'
honntl thinks are generally TepudiaIed by lhe
people Of tile U. States
The Paris correspondent OF The LONDON Times
SAYS: al am informed that The French government
has in lie possession positive evidence OIL The par
ticipatlon OF Soule in some vast plan 70 IeVolu'
tonne nearly The whole OF Europe. II Is even
added that those plans occupied Ire attention OF
The diplomatic congress held OF oslend
The u. S. Minister al Pails had an interview
with The Munster Of Foreign Alfairs, DE L'huys'
who assuIed him thai there we've good reasons loI
The conduct Of the French authorities, when
should lie forthcoming when necessaryi and 'hal
In The meantime Nh Mason might confer WIN MS
government.
Mr.. Mason had an interview with The emperor
the following dsyi what occurred has mol uaIs'
pred, but does not appear TO have been sa''s'aV"'