New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01
FURTHER BT THE CANADA.

s.Pte l9VBKdkB 81 THE CANADA.
In the New York Herald Of the 24th We find
The following further iJems Of foreign inteilf- "
gsnce received BY the steamship canadas
THE WAR IN THE cRIhEA
sebastspol holds stouty out The substaacs OF the
that the aiiss had with an important check
md had not made much progress Gem gsu-obert son
ueiay 70 the French Minister Of War under date aza
October, that
70 previous plans The difficulties met with two
lid viz :-the rocky nature If ths SOIL secondly
french can only dspend he 68 pounders and ~ inch
taartars This explains the delay On the night the
lIed, and he Russians who entered tie battsrieg were
killed The French losses not great as might be
szpeesa "a NC wounded are AL sent to Constantine
rhe health Of the army Is the whole sataetory a
hough sickness has appeared among the guuners from
The total French lcs from tie i7sh 10 2sth october
eas 500. r4s--s Z
Though intelligence from varioua ssurces with regard
to the and progress siege Ian beap
eeived up to the 18th Of October hs ecai dispatches
from Admiral Dundas Gen. Csnrobert Admiral Ham
e;in detailing the operations Of Allies on the J7
ats the first day Of the bobardmeut Of sebsatopo
dnrals q the asets With the whole Il ther shns
ssted the land attack By engsging the batteries
aorth and south Of the harbor Ths French squafron
80 guns nf the Quarantine Battery, the two bat
tss Of Fort Alexander and from The Artillery Battery
II
ne Telegraph Battery and the Maxmilian fort
The land forrsa y, t,v.a sror, ~. t;,s.a o.,.
t,i to the souf, xhs,s IT, 80 W. ,t
formidable and advantageous position. Ths action
"a az NJ When h bsins rn ssS ss M snols ~
hauled on. zfsss s.'t- essif To
Adniraf the enrhusias was sxtrsaa mi Ia Si
the action. Before the opening IRE Admiral Hamelfn
pied 10 y shorts Of. T,fse Il Eraaey,,,r y, - =
Private accounts In tbs afoeY contain tt,s yrsneb
narrative 3d. On the t 20 00o Russians st.
French rear which defended by the Turks
ffom the redoubts and took possession Of ahe The Eue
lsh commenced attack and word to Gen Canro-
brit, who haseed the second division and sdusdro
chaseurs their relief The united French and English
cavalry repused the enemy by brilliant charge In
which the combat sustsined five milutrs with the
sword The positions were retained The English loss
was 400 and the French loss not quite 80 great
Menschikos statement is that Gen Lfnrxd tnok f1tr
Y4doubts which destroyed and the other two be
retained fortified The Russians estimate the loss Of
English cavalry ut 500 Sixty English prisoners were
taken.
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av. Il sh aob Th & o. @ . @ va w
1--WE ~ w ". lue caonoaues were snsh very Flo.
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l:t1r l:t1 M pnlei "as openeo II "ouia os cotnpesein IN
eigat or ssn aays. :, 81 a-.ss
ir1 ~ III Al ~ srassrr H. 80. - % 4 - ~ \
" " 1s % az p ovsmosr M tns s,ege eontinasa witnout
er Tba aarass dana; II a. -. - - 20 - -. 80
aud was repaired Nothing can be atteutea
agalnst tne northern SIDE of sehastopoA The commun
cas,on ~ m ~ isIlans open
snt;r yaS In ~ tb it ~ aa de DaAs ool
hnsn asaei. tnas 1lsnsceiAoH noistea toe hos
pss hss over nss Prncpa and that they nred
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L., lh nueen Suunntiul says tnat disturnanee
L csLse sn saua.sopo On the pe,t OF the peoples
NJ "ssu W sarIenasr, ana re fotsn aessrera say
anS VI toops aau occurred 70 pianosr she spirit
ess,ss Ts hocx,5o j. h a..nta, y i, s AZ.
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\ saii p0Ess N tas 1daeA osa sna Azov
i s934 sA sLoSDos, Nov. 1o--S ,. NJ y
There is no later news from the orimea The AonitaT
OF this morning publishes dispatch received by Govern
ens from Gen. dated At headquarters sebas
tinnsd On tbs 2ss rbsl ~ v s-fss ~ os1s
the plaus Of Baskaya but the bae witch ssos Macs
val N NJ narticuar consenuanca alrbongh ira ErS
yesrancsd sons los IN citarss ,vhiss as -nis -
tbsm Nth great yiunr On the falowne - ,t,
ta ar troons mi were bate sac @ b tsss -
then raIed arain and reneated the attsoE INT ,sr
again tiefpated with considerabls loss wv
1ba rks AT ars ansi tba R,,.s,as al rias J,,5 ,
into winter nnarters - - 80
~ - = arpu,,yv s. ,'ea ~ ,''s 2
$3.50 ,t' III B ,,-Y ~ /.
Vienna advces report that the sh inst Austria and
Bavaria came to satisfactory ON the Rus
sian question Austria coincides with Prussia postpo
ming tue deliberations Of the Germanic Diet the
Question until the arrival Of the eEars reply TO tho last
Ste ~ CUT snat Russia
guNrantes from France England and Austria that thew
viii not % in their demands beyond tie four points Rms
sis win be willing to uegotiste on that basis
T. ,r.,r, :, ,,r,,s,, e5 ;-.l
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vs on the 18th consequent on the Russian Of
the Turkish and EnRsh position 400 British infantry
aud British cavalry annihated 1000 men and
$40 horses being killed in thres hours The plumbers
given upon the went into the fsld
and those that returned from it, The Russians say they
took only 60 prisoners the rest missing-kied no
doubt Six hundred British light infantry engaged
and only 1888 returned Eight hundred English cavalry
engaged and only 200 returned The lTth ancers
were almost destroyea.
have been ordered to the crimea forthwith.
THE English fleet is not to he tried agap befors ths
walls of sebsstopol
l. IN ~ Z EN,., xf }t r. Z" s.4etss VI
- fyse3es 6
a,. hr..sd Ths ss Ios = 49, sI % eas Dsy s Hse
man Moon gave grand banquet to the Cabinet Minis
III ta sd - ar oys t hs I ,a
nal Eari Ahariaen rayartei N h;s ~ nrassr,
peace anu saia the Allies Wouia nov push the war TO