The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-25
Arrival Of the America.
Mr.. SOULE NOT PERMITTED TO
PASS THROUGH FRANCE.
SIEGE or sEBAsroPoL.
INTERESTING FROM THE SEAT
OF WAR.

HALIFAX. Nov. 8.
The Steamer America from Liverpool
arrived on the oath.
The London Times is informed that
Mr.. Souie Minister at Madrid, was, on
Tuesday the 25,h, refused permission to
pass through France on his return from
England to Spain.
The London Morning Post announ-
ces semi POLITICALLY the acquisition of Sa-
mana, says it amounts virtually, if not
absolutely, to the annexation OF St. Do
mingo TO the United States. So impor-
tant a position in the West Indies, a
position threatening on either hand the
Spanish Islands Of Cuba and Porto Rico,
and so directly affecting the British West
India possessions, cannot be received
with indifference.
The operations Of the besiegers at Sc
bas,opol continued, and their fire was
effec,ually answered. The Notifications
were little damaged.
PARIs.-Slr John Burgoyne on the
18th fixed the sites for batteries which
will destroy the Russian shipping.
A Russian war steamer had been cap
,ured by the fleet.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon-Sevasto-
pol is not taken.
The latest advices show that 90 days
have elapsed between tho departure OF
the besegers from Balkan and then
opening fire upon seyastopol. On the
18th fire was opened on the place from
land and sea. The tombardment con.
tinued until night. The Russians lost
$50 killed aud wounded. Admiral ker-
nichoff was killed.
The Russian Notifications suffered
very liiiie.
On the next day, the 18th The BON.
bardment was resumed.
When the mail left Con.taatinople
steamers had arrived at BalakIaya with
men wounded in repelhng great sortie
OF 10000. strong.
Generals Raglan and Canrobert had
summoned Sevas,opol to surrender, and
requested the women and children AM
sick to be sent away
The Russians already number forty
thousand.
The allied forces are divided into /;
siege army and the army of observation
Ga the 18th and 18th the garrison
made sorties and destroyed some small
works. On the evening of the 18th Z
convoy Of 1000 Russians succeeded il
entering ssvas,opol. 5000 additional
French we've ready 10 embark at Mar
settle. OIL the 2ls, and 5000 Turks from
Earna.
Letters Of the 18th say that the allie
have 800 guns, and after few days fir,
will a,temp, to storm the garrison, which
is estimated at 10000 men altogether
The prospect Of lie speedy fall of Sc
vas,opo IS not 50 favorable to the allies
! Admiral Menschlkof who command
ed at Sinope is commander at Sevasto
pol. He has published an address say
ing thai he will defend il to the last, am
any one i, welcome to shoot hlla If h,
don't.
Advices from Constantinple Of the /.
state that the Russians had retake,
Eupatoria, and that tie English casrjsai
Of 500 men were relieved, with the los
OF but ons gun.
An allied force is sent under Gen
Besquei and Achmet Paeha TO preyen
the advance Of the Russians.
Russia meanwhile continues to men
ace AUSTIN.
Tbs Gar has gone TO Warsaw
Forces are conce n,rating on the Aus
TRAN frontier.
Little doubt is entertained at Vienn
that ere long there will be actual hos,iI
ties.
Austria has returned an answer to I'll
lst dispatch Of the Prussian government
tina, she will adhere inhexlbly to ii
views expressed in the note Of the 80,
Of September, and the action which Pru:
sia would take was looked to with I'll
greatest anxiety.
SPAIN.-Mr Soule's return TO Madfi
caused quite an excitement.
| Queen Isabella has abandoned The ide
Of abdicatng.
Midnight Darkness.