Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-12-05
ONE WEEK LATER FRoM EUROPE.
= sARRTyxLcOF THE ATLANTIC.

Nrw Yoax. DEC. THE steamship At
ls1tic arrived frem Liverpool with dates to
Saturda7, the.17th The Atlantic left Lis-
srDosi as o'clDck p. M. on the 18th. and
reached here at 0P NJ. last night She
brings It's passengers. She experienced heavy
westerly gales for the last ten davs
The Atlantic arrived out at Liverpool on
n. 18th: the ST. Louis on the same DAY at
rbe latest dispatches from the seat OF war
,enort. officially from Lord Sfratford RAD
clifFe. q victory gained on the 9th OF NoVeLn-
bsr.E BIZ Omer Pacha, over force OF io,e
Russians, mostly Geo-gian militia, at the
River Ineour, which Omer Pacha, with the
Turks 10000 strong, crossed at four different
noir.s. takiag so prisoners and three guns.
causing loss of i9o ID Killed auo Wouhueu.
The Turkish loss is 800.
A private dispatch. which evidently refers
to the same encounter, says the Turks Crossed
xhe river Anakora. an1 stormed the Russian
Yedoubts. after which they pushed forward to-
wards kala;s.
Kars is still beseigad. bu. appearances IN
dioats that the Russians Will retire TO Iitiis.
There is nothing new from the Crimea.
Rotb armies are wholly occupied in preparing
for the winter. Only few ships remain In
the Dneiper. The bulk or tho feet IS return
ing to Constantinople.
a desultory ire is kept up between the
north aud south siie OF Sebastopo. and the
forti6casions of beth sidssars being augmen-
tod.
Tho latest dates By lsttsr are to the Sd of
November. The weather continued very ine
The latest dispatch from Gortsehakof. da-
ted November 5th says there is nothing new
in the Cria,ea. IKE enemy continue to occu-
py the valley of Bordar, wlsre they have tgo
divisions
A Russian cadet who deserted. repov.el
that Gort schakoff had determined to hazard an
attack upon the Allies. who were, in conse-
quencs, overy night reinforcing thor ad-
vanced posts. and supporting them with held
artillery.
Count Lameski has oeon appointed 70 raise
and command division OF CoSsacks and Poles
for the British service.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch SAYS the Empe-
ror left NicolaieG on the 7tn OF November for
sls C-ilnea. to think in person Gortschake!E's
arng lie returned. via MOSCOW. to St. Pc
tcrsburg.
Up TO tho I1th November. the Allies had
not undertaken anything III the Crltnea.
Tho expectation of breadstuls had been
prohibited in all ths Turkish ports, aud i'm
portations were allowed duty free.
A portion of the Eronca feet bad arrived in
Biecos Bay.
A private dispatch says that Russia has ab-
soluteiy prohibited the export OF breatlstuiIs.
and Sweden is expected to follow her example
The allied fleets az the mouth OF the Bug
aud Dniepsr had been rcducsd to sxenty-
eigh. vessels
The official accounts Of Gen. Williams and
.IouraieF Of tho attack upon kars. has been
-,,-bii she'd = -
Gen. Wedell had been summoned to Bsr-
lin.-It is reported tba: he IL again to be dis
patched to Paris on peace prejscts.
Numerous COMMUNICATIONS are being cx-
changed between the Courts Of Vienna and
ST. Petersburg. but II x drought the prelimi-
naries for peace negotiations will not take
definite shape till the arrival of Sir Hamilton
Saymour. the new British Minister. at Vi
eana.
4 Bsriin dispatch. dated tue 81. says. it
appears more and mora positive that prelifni-
nariss are beiny arranged al Brussels. with
the asssat. OF Russia. for tho resumption Of
poacs Negotiations. notwithstanding all the
deuials that are persisted in It Is believed that
peace IL not far OF.
The farmal closing Of tbs Palis Exhibition
and the distribution By the Emperor of the
decoFatioas aud medals adiaiged took place
on the 18th. The list of American prenli-
uals had not been received The Emperor
made brief address. ex;olling the benefits of
tho Exhibitioa.--In allasior to the war, be
saiI :--'' You desire, as I DO, a speedy and
desirable peace; but this peace, TO be durable,
must distinctly embrace the objects for which
tho war was undertaken. Europe must de-
eide who is right sai V 10 is wong. .anI a
aasl victory must be acElicEei by public opin-
ion." He called on foreign countries desiring
pesca TO pronounce for or against the Allies,
aud argued tha. Without peace or rsst, the
forging Of those srins was necessary to carry
ou. the objects of the alliance
f.SdLASD 1t g rumored that the Sacresa-
ryship refused by the Duke Of New Castle.
will be given to Frederick Peel, who viii be
succeeded in the Var Office by Mr. Layard.
Gen. Codrington accepts the command of
the army in the Crinea
Ordess and ribbons have been bestowed on
Ten. Pelissier and Simpson.
The Chartists. under Ernest Jones and 9TH
er former leaders. have re- appeared in a pro-
test against the recent expulsion of the refu-
gees from Jersey
Ihe American whaier, John Henry, fell in
vith the abandoned British Arctic ship, the
Resoiute OF Belchers Expedition, in Davis
Straits. and took possession of her. abandon
lag their own ship
BxLaIUa. The Belgian Chambers had
been re-opened. The King speech is highly
congratulatory upon the hourishinc state Of
the nation, but makes no aIlusion to the war.
SwEDEN.-Gen. Canrobert had an audience
with the King of Sweden, and met with a
cordial reception. bat nothing as to the sue
cess Of bis mission is known Rumor says it
has reference to an alliance between mem
per OF the Bonanarte farnilu nnd tha PnnoI