The daily union., 1854-11-23
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Seven Days Later from Europe.

brings days later intelligence The commercial and
political news is not of N important character |
The withdrawal OF the Emperor Napoeons order proh
iting Mr. soue from passing through France his return
TO Madrid is fully confirmed
There nothing startling from sebastopo though the
English papers full of details about the of the
allies Sebastopol still holds out bravely.
The details of the the allies are youminous
The bombardment of Sebssopo from heights is yigo
rousy continued it is said the city hold out much
longer A grand assault commenced the I'd of Novem-
Der.
The allies about firing red-hot shot into the Russian
fleet
Matters look squally between Austria and Russia.
rumored that the Gar had refused audience
Prussian ambassador.
The official dispatches Dundas Canrober and Hamelin
only detail the operations of the allies up nth ut The
Official of the first days bombardment was
the 9th instant Our latest advices from Sebasopo how
ever, up to the 26th ult
Admiral Hamein says in his official report that if the Rus
slams had closed the the harbor BY sinking
ships the allied squadron after the first fire. have sue
cesstu into the harbor and placed themselves in CON-
muncaton with the land forces without meeting, perhaps
with quarter of the loss they have since sustained
tsEcosD DEsPATcH.]
Intelligence from various sources giving
progress Of the siege Of Sebastopo up utmo
two days later than steamer Aa,) had been received
but nothing decisive had occurred.
The English loss shipboard two ieutenans fChase
and Madden) killed and l6 officers woanded ALL "A men
killed and 266 wounded and the ships considerably
by shot and shells.
The French loss was 80 killed and 1856 wounded On the
evening Of the 26h the Russians, 5000 strong made
ortie from Sebastopo and also from the direction of Raak
lava but repused 900 being left dead upon the
field
According the latest tolegrapho aviee the attack upon
the Russian Notifications from the had been
The homhardment from the heights yigo-ou.lv con-
nued by the allies and the forts the quarantine and Fort
Constantine had been razed Th southern tower and other
works had been demOlshed
1t eyd~.-.
luuon longer.
According assault be made by the
allies the I'd or Sd of November.
teegaphic despatch had been published Greek house
the effect that Sebastopo had actually been taken. Al
though believed by many the report confirmation
Teegraphio dispatches published London the morning
of the 7h Tueday) state that tho town Of Sebasopo is
of ruins and that the French chaseurs killed all the
artillery who showed themselves at the emhras
shower of balls poured into the forts during the
night leaving the possible chance for repairing
their disasters.
The had all been Withdrawn from the forts in the
vicinity of Balaklava.
Lord Raglan states that Prince MenSchiko not in Sc
bastopo but with the main body the army the
plains to the north Of Bathesiai.
The Russian feet had sought shelter under the buildings
alongside of the quays but the allies about fire upon
them from batteries with red hot balls.
The London Gazette (extra) published the morning Of
the 7h contained further dispatches from Lord Raglan
Dunken taken prisoner by the Russians during the
recent engagement.
1t stated that the French lost 200 by explosions
while English loss under 100 killed wounded
AS the British and French forces have been much
disease and osses urgently called for
from England and France, and they forthcoming During
the past weeks 5000 had been England
including amongst them dcachments of regiments recently
! arrived from Canada.
The reinforcemens made the British infantry
the Crmea number 80 900 The French reinforce
mcnts a still i.vger scale.
Thirteen Of the twenty iron cylinders ordered at
Woolwich for to Sebastopo to blow up the
sunken ships the mouth of the hsrbor have been compile
ted and shipped for their destination. Each cylinder
thousand pounds of powder which will be igncd
| BY electric battery.
One hundred twenty gun-boats with heavy guns
in each had been ordered by the War Office together with
forty floating batteries with ten EACH all ready for the
spring attack upon Cronstadt
camp O,O00 is be formed Adeshet for the
spring campaign in The Baltic region.
Russia 900 facing the Austrian frontier while
Austria has embaed along her frontier from Cracow to the
Danube 100000 men, and 900 in the prncipaties
| Both sides show great activity.
The latest with regard to Prussia is that the 9th
u the Gar refused the Prussan ambassador
| at st. Petersburgh.
The only from the army in that Gen. Nicho
las reported have gained victory Schamyl
Frosnaa, the frontier of Crcassa,
THE MARKETS.
Wheat advanced Provisions firm. Rice advancing
| Coffee, sugar and moasses unchanged
At Liverpool breadstufs firm. Canal -four, AS. 3D.
Baltimore and Philadelphia four "A AIS. Cd. Wheat and
firm No change in cotton The quotations by the last
steamer fully maintained.
| Consols closed at 9iH.
Death of an Eminent Merchant.
| PHILApELpHIA, Nov. 22.-Thomas P. Cope, Of the
Oldest wealthest and most esteemed merchants Of Phade
pha died at his residence in this city this morning
Robbing the Mail.
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 32.-Wilan Martini clerk in the Bal
post Office arrested to-day charge of robbng
the United States mail He is in Jail to await further
examination This young has been almost raised in
post Office and always considered perfectly upright
Money Affairs IN Cincinnati
ClNcINsArI Nov. 2Money matters continue improve
in this city, Exchange has further declined and bills
New York selling low per cent premium. Gold
| is dull at per cent. premium.
Bankers checking Now York to-day at two per cent
premium exchange for Ohio State Bank of Indiana and
Kentucky bank bills at par.
| Serious Railroad Accident
New YoRK Nov. 22An accident occurred this morning.
resulting a collision between the Harlem train and New
Haven cars Sixty street. by which thirty
forty persons less injured The report spread
rapidly that large number of persons had been killed but
thus been ascertained that lives lost The
conductor had his leg broken and several legs found
underneath the amongst the ruins cut off 1t ssr
ouy apprehended that of the wounded cannot survive
The of this calamity attributed the carelessnes
of the conductors of the New Haven train The latest ad
vices state that the wounded have all been removed
i The Reported Rising in CHAo.
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