The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25
NV YORK. Nov. &c.

Ei.hitn. ~ f>c-snraSi:-t-oss x ;hc Tn .i5:;
and s'rcUcii Errcp..
Nv YORK Nov. &c.
The .ts.a has inst arrived. bringing the fol-
lowing important news:
Tho following despatch was received ct the
sorn;cn office from Lord Stafford De Eut.cl.,r
,ue. b".ore lie despatch u! The Asia:
CoN%Ti NrI>o?I.E. Oct. 2:ih. III dHi-it.. I'll"
report uf the En@iI>l, steamer Transport. which
lc.t Balnhawa Oh the evening OF tac 10Th. co,
firms in a Great part the Information brou.h,
hi nnr;i'n.: Icy iii" French ships. 1t arpya :
that ne i l~~:;,ijs attacked. ,hr post in the vi
rin:iy o! i;.!ah,"a "n tUe .:jt'i-!her nnih'3crs
heinz abnrt 3JDJj: the ;;t"cl; was uurNy@ct-
I'd +: IL" Turks gave way. and even !C,t thea
..,.ls which wrr. s".Z,d hy He EGsaiHns an
urrc turn"d against ;cin: the SEQ c!l re form
III in Their post 81. aia other forces arr; wing
The Eus-ia,.- were "hiiap Il TO !i,.A. t!!cy ic-
n .;nrd. however, masters Of the post. from
Ah;rh they iitrI t!;'on t.,n allies three r.
m.u,- oi i.r.ii> i.-j.t cavalry. exposed 10 ;..l
! nrs>aa IRE. s':is rad 'nm"ii-"iy.'
! II" Fr"oc', ,o".. part il tie a.;a.r with I'll
! III r,,l!l t,,t.".-.
| the aeXt day iacr position va, attacked i'y
/ a h SLY g. $3.50 !tassHHs trna the SIDE OF Tia
nsu o Baiakawa. They repeiici the cuemy
:: IN great s.auShtcr.
| lie hus,.iIs loss must have been very SC
! vGrt.
| 1t was reported that the Gre Of DO batteries
Of the tnwu ia ,..uc; s:achtEcd. and accord
ne 10 ihc reports OF tie wounded officers. la
iclici coat ,nuci 'tat Sebastopp. would Lc il,
| tie iIil.,.- ol ic alice
Amen; the nan,cH 81 I've killed and wounded;
arr. some - i!"gat o...cc'@
Stra;in.,i De !.a.,c:..:c (I.orl Danc,;l.n) wa,
! promoted ito:.i ilc Folk Oh Captain to L.cut
. -'"i.,.l,!.
Ia. S.cg, All t,,aa,d rca: Of 5. ba j
vas goin,; oi VIA rr-';ldriiy and Success
/ The loss @. i,.c a 80 :.v,;s. Ill the town that
/ tae ar WIS aid 10 be Jt.4e,. VIA IA; nuEi0ci
, g.. unha, id dead.
l,lirai No.a.;1. la. been ..,l,e,. ~ a lo,n1.
! -h,l!.
TIE loss o. the allies was small, a.l Lard
( Hl,.o'j.e was n:.dcwhn'iH in layor u! ~ l,.o
ipArp,l DoEljiar.iG!c!,t ia preference 10 al i'll
mediate g5-:,..t.
The Wc.me@s publishes the fo!.oAin@:
Ha$slDARIA. Oct. 26.--On the 2Jt,l General
| L"praHt.> 0itac,e,! tie detached camp OF TIC
ali : and took inar retioapts which protected
their position TIE a>sala:.t, took l i guis n
the SANG t.iac. 90 powerful ,lc attack that
lie Ea,!s.I los, probably half tht.r cavai-
I.oyl Car1tran. who co:amlr LODI escaped
VITA d.:.ic,,.iy. Loid DllN!,l MAS taken pr
o..rr.
Greek accounts from IA coairm tbs az,
ny the Ia A.>h cavalry list 80 men.
II is crr:ain TIA, TIE Russian, have received
considerable r,infarcn'N,..'> 10 they strengths
lnd 4 sill. stronger corps WAS expected from
r,:',&oG.
:. tar roc"r.t attack upon The pos. al IT,
::louth Of IL" harJor. The ye.si, o. t.ic allie.
were much daHagaL.
Tn" British were AID =, BE w.tAta 200 yard
cf,hc works .: ihe enemy; lat t'ss i'r- nc:
work. We 40. s;roa clJaa h, all bal been
muci injured.
\ Aysorfcr states, tai The Russian loss wa:
Very great.
Thr French division ~ The p.racns hal pas
ed ,hc ~ ,,au,us a lc..i:orc, n.c!.t to tic IL
CJ,c.M DISPATCHES make no ncai,on 0! I.n
praati>' victory. The AMIR is understood Il
have ;a'len place me"c ta-ce'. wa"n tac allie
were Oh the lookoat Tor Russian reinforce
mems.
Engi-sh accounts sly that the British caya!
" were .,t;arcd, bat The Frcneh adv ancc'
20 their 4 ~iSta.cc aA.t the las. ans retreat
u.
Il is said that two Russian wcn-ocwar IT,,
hid been ,rcclcG over 10 rvc as batter.y
had been sr!uii hy the fire Of t.lr allies.
Water was beginning to fail IN Se&lato
pol.
Lori Eag,an's chez interpreter. Greek. la
bc"l sent ;o ea~;antinopic IS RnSs:an spy.
-; N'nca.i,oa r"pnr,el iiic..iy the nG&-.a'
| loss ut Alma at 800
Gcrt,c al;oi was apparently strcngtAcnin;
his position on the Darlbr.
There is talk o! Il note from Count Ncsscl
!. rode. stating that Russia is prepared for al
, contingencies and viii under all circumstau
ccs maintain her traditional policy.
FROM England there is 10 loca! LOWS of i'm
por.ancc.
The P,ninsu'ar and Oriental STEAMSHIP { ON
, pany in view Of the late Arctic calamity. hav
, issued the most stringent regulations for Ii
guidance of their vessels in fors.
Smith O'Rr:en returned in the last India
mail steamer and left it at Gibraltar. He wi