Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-28

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ARRIyAL0FETHH sTEAsIFF RALHer
- -Four Days. hatsE fE9@ Jurors; -.....
Highly I interest itssEF HSsEssi fyg" the s'4'
NEW Yoax, Nov. 26.=--The American steam
er Baltic aEivsd at Sandy Haskfiast night at
twelve oielnck, having, nude smother spRgdid
voyage. She reached ithe :cityithis incoming at
nine O'Clock, bringing Liverpool dates TO the
10th instant being four days later than the ad-
vices received per steamer Canada ,asl',..rsrs
The Baltic brings l48 passengsrsb amongst
them the Hon. Reverdy J0hnson, D.b Platt,
secretaryiof the legation atsRaris, andt bearer
Of dispatches The Baltic left Liverpool az p,
p. M, on the 18TH. 'l9 rspfi q issaas
The STEAMER africa arrived al 4. fssserp50l on
the afternoon Of the 18th, The steamer iIndil
X. The United States frigateiS Savannah andb brig
Bainbridge arrived at Montevide6 on the Stl1 Sf
October ~ ~ ssiefsa ySidVT esii anqr sirc'i
The nowsBy this arrival 1IexttsHety liihte II
ass r- 70 Yurr 4s>SrSv III ~ sfr',oa I'M
The reportrof the: massacre of the English
light cavalry nnoer nI4ord Cardiganais mainly
confirmed They charged as Russian BATTERY
ct g guns and lO 's, 4co n. killed ~ only
Since this atia there ssi!s
and most sargpiuaEy ghting, The allied ar
mics are almost osermatohed, end most urgent
requests have been sent homie for sinstant re-
lief and fresh reinforceinehtg nEiftyithUusand
Ffenchnen are to- be Instantly sent and eyelv
available steamer Isl taken up at England. 81.
GLIDING the, Europa Alps, Indiana, New York,
and others, to hurry forward the. much. needed
relief to the Crimea.sa.. b.,,s .,i IA f.. II
lneOn the 9TH Of November there, was a most
sanguinary engagement sand ;0n the 9Th. d ter
rible combat, including sortfe and paneril
assault upon The allied army BY the Rassiianb,
under Prince Menschixo f. The battle, lasted
from day-hreak till four o'clock, D. M. Both
sides claimed the victory. The Russians
stormed several batteries and silanced the gums.
The loss of the allies, is set down at Ave thou
sand men, and the I0ss Of the Russians at eight
Thousand. aa .s. 1. ~ ~ sSai" sitn -
y The Cars two, sons were in the battle. 49,,
y Onsthe following day the battle was resumed
by the Russians, the sresult of which was not
KNOWN laGi bggiS0ai SIR TGt -tli;L sT,efa
The allies were preparing Storm the forts
before the Russians should have tine To recover
their losses, A practicable breach has been
ELECTED In their line. ohi d:,sutea .sS s,sssssd
Z Russia' with view of ieomplicatingsthe ne
gotiations, notifies that she will treat directly
with Austria and Prussia on The stbuf points. !
England. Az. mn y VA
Charles Kemble, the di5tiaguished,laetor is
dead. He was seyenty-nine years of age.
Parliament had been further prrooroeuef to
the 18th Of December. lA',sf'g stantsesNS
PRooRRss or TIE WAR.--iThe war news Is
exciting the most profound attention and anx-
iety in England and 'FrAnceiisl r'.i Taiiel 81
Y Lord Raglan and Marshall capfobart had
sent the most urgent demands for 5sinforca
'ments, ana great haste was manifested to meet
them. hssi'ss 9sna ,sidsssa IA 1saoi..m
Seven FIRST class steamers had, been taken
up for instant service and others were wanted
The steamer Alps sailed On tHe1ith FOR Toul
Ion to embark French troops, and the steamer
Europa would go to Kingston on the 18th.
Various other steamers were. also under, or.
.deFs. Ssgs ssS hils As-s-.tr-s ~ s,t s.nas
The disastrous result of the battle, Of the
26th at Balaklaya to the English, Is confirmed,
though it is not quite S6i bad as at first tepra
sented, II was all ewing 70 he mis- blstrleS
ton Of an order from the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lords Luban and Cardigan nodesthe lieht horse
over q plaina milo and sshalf an length and
exposed to the cross FIRE, full at q Russian bat
terry of thirty guns The attempt WAS Mad
ness and the result destrp i've, y or B01 men
only i SO returned. and these must also have
been destroyed but forIthe magnificent barge
TO their rescuelby, the heavy, Dragons, and ahe
brave stand of the Highian0erse whirh srel
deemed the dayFdD ! ,lgsiad~ ygSs.iiis-i III
p A dispatch FROM Princs MsHscBiRofr, sent I'd
Berlin ID cypher, states that on tis, Attn of No.
yember, an unusual activity having been OBJ
servahleIipI the yalliesueamPl Gsnersb Lipraudd
reinforced byfhea corps ssent rby sMenschikoff!
attacked the allies camp snd killed, 800 mem
This report, howevr, rs dcubtful, as, ,alsoEii
Che statement that a practicable breAck-was
opened the s .sasa q a,i she t s same
Marshal csh5obetts Official report sIs q he bat
tie Of the 5th is pnblshsd " tho, Aosaeur Of
the l3thsls ltssys:irsdsssyi 81 YIls;Gr is,se "a
y The Russian army has been swollen by, rein
forcements from the Danube as well as by the
combined reserves from al the southErf pfdvinl
ces and animated by the presence offhS Grand
Dukes Miphsel and Nicholas, attacked yestert
dv, November ;sth, .ihelrisht of the English
position before Sebastopol. -
Z The English fEny sustsiPsf sths attack With
most remarkable hrmpesa ape, sol dity,l. ] eqp
division, which foughtswith admirable srigor
a. weH a. by the troops which were Anal ~
English positious sd boa wsr oi !iiw >srniAsi
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