The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-12-01

Nor Isave our gallant Allies been idle.
AT the same time the division OF General F.
req repnlscd The enemy.
lhe French troops, energetieally led by him
repulsttl the enemy with the loss Of 1000 men
This brilliant victory has not been achieved
without loss by the Allies, on whose arms il r.
fleets the highest honor
We could not nope for a hFoodless victory
under such circumstances. But we nav. m
the failure OF this last attempt, book forward f.,
speedy intelligence Of the fall Of Sebasto,ol
and the final triumph of the Allied arms.
Paris. Nov. l3.-The Minister Of War has
received the following despatch from General
Canrobert.-
'sBEFoRE SEBAsToroL, Nov. 6.
"fhe Russian army, increased by REINFORCE
ments from the Danube and the Southern pro.
vincrs, and animated by the presence of the
Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas, attacked
yesterday The right Of the English position before
the place
'sThe English army maintained the battle
with the most remarkable soldity, supported by
portion Of General Bosquet's division.
''fhe enemy, much more numerous than Ms.
was driven hack with enormous loss, estimated
at 5000 10 5000 men.
'.'Ihs obstinate struggle lasted throughout the
whole of the day.
"At the samr time, on my left wing, General
Forey had TO drive back sortie OF the garrison.
The troops led BY him drove back The enemy
into the town, with loss of 900 men.
ssThS brilliant feat OF arms, which vas not
achieved without some loss to the 4 HES, IT,
fleets The highest honor upon our armies.
s.ILa sisera con+ippnS rarularlI -
VIENNA, Saturday, Nov. H.
The English Embassy has received an autheD-
tic despatch from Varna, dated Sebastopol, Nov.
4th, in the morning. announcing iha: general
assault was to take place that day, every thing
being favorable.
We have received the following from Third
Edition of the Morning Post
ssFhp latest intelligence hears date Get. 2Sth,
at s O'Clock in the morning. The fact Of chief
est Importance, under this days intelligence, is
an announcement; that the General Command
ers of the A Iied forces have determined on re-
linqnishng Baaklava and shifting the point of
communication with the fleets 10 bay nearer
Srbastopol and Immediately opposite the left
wing OF the French camp
ssThe details Of the affair Of the 25th inpup
.
clared that these men mol only deserted the re-
doubts of which they We're in charge, on the
appearance ofthr Russian cavalry in their font,
but they did 50 without giving the due alarm to
the forces in their rear of the approach ot the
enemy.
'sThp Earl of Cardigan, on receiving the or
der 10 charge tbr eDemy'S cavalry, delivered by
the hand Of Captain Nolan, OF the Quarter
master Generals Department, the advance Of
the enemy up an assent Of considerable sharp
rcss, upon the top of " hich the redoubts desert
ed bv the enemy were erected. Here the most
disastrous carnage occurred. Lord Cardigan
had his horse shot under him, and received
wound in bis leg from lance.
Captain Nolan was shot through the heart.
'.The 93d HighlanderS and the Royal Horse
Artillery, repaired this check on their arrival;
but the enemy having formed on another bill,
opened fire from their guns, which the Scots
GreyS Were ordered to charge. This regiment
with its hereditary bravery, but after driving
the enemy from their guns, was met by mur-
drrous fire from infantry concealed amongst the
brushwood.
"At 4 P. NJ, the battle ceased, and the two
opposing armies faced each other, each appa-
rentlv unwilling to renew the attack.
''The force in the rear is SAID TO consist Of
about 32, 900 troops.
"The attack of the Goth. which had evident
" been arranged by the Russian commanders
within and without Sebastopol, was most gIorl-
ous in lis results for the Allied forces. The ar
tiIpry moved down the enemy by hundreds.
Two thousand killed and wounded were lpt, on
the plains. Not less than 900 dead bodies lay
in a space not exceeding four English acres.
'sThe officer who captured Lord Dunkellln
has been himself captured in turn. He isa re-
markable 6ne man of noble bearing. On his
being brought in, be was taken to the Duke Of
Cambridge'S tent.
s:Ahout Is Russian officers have been taken.
''The bomhardment Of the fortress continues
The high buildings within the walls are rdd'ed
with shot.
'sThe French Battalions are within 300
Yards, and our own trenches are not more than
400 yards from the wall.
'Lientenant Butler Of the 18th has had hs
foot blown off in The trenches.
.sJemmy Macdonald has nine lives. AT Az
ma he had horse shot under him at Balak.a-
va he had another shot and his cooked hat
was knocked off bv the enemy without dong
him serious injury"
VIENNA, Friday, Nov. 10.-Prince 1hiSa
made his entrance into JesSy on the 7th Nov
10000 Russians are concentrated in BfsSa-
rabia.
Omar Pacha has been ordered to move immf-
diatelv into AIoldavia, to commence operations
against the Russians in BeSsarabia.
The Wnr IN .fsia.
The Turks have taken up their winter GUAR
terS at Kars-the Russians, at Tiiis.