Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-03
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRITAL OF THE ATLAyTIc. /.
Battle in AsIa.- Victory Gained by the
Turks under Omar Pasha.
BREADsEpFFs ADyAN oED-MoNEY sra1yqfyr.

New YORK, NOV. Sl.-The Collins steam
ship Atlantic, Captain West, arrived at this
port at o'clock this evening. unannounced.
She left Liverpool at O clock P. NJ, 18th
ult.. and brings l75 passengers.
The Paris Exhibition is closed. Twelve
thousand prizes have been distributed. IN
cluding numerous decorations of tie Legion
of Honor.
Messrs. Brown, shipley. & Company re-
port cotton quiet at last weeks prices
BreadstutEs and provisions had slightly adj
vanced
The London Money market was unt xpect-
eddy stringent Consols 81 rs for money.
Peace rumors are again extremely preva-
lent, but vague. Diplomacy, however, is
active, especially at Stockholm, Vienna, and
Brussels.
WAR lNTELLIGENcE.-I.a dispatches re-
port officially from Lord Stratford de Red
clitfe victory gained November 9Th bv Omar
Pasha over 10000 Russian troops. mostly
Georgian militiamen, at the river Ineour,
which he crossed with his forces, amounting
to 10000 men, at ioui points, capturing sixty
prisoners, three guns, and killing and sound-
ing four hundred of the enemy. Turkish loss
three hundred
A private despatch, EVIDENTLY referring to
the same encounter, says that the Turks cross
ed the river Anakava, and stormed the Rus
sian redoubts, after which they pushed for
ward towards Kutais.
Kars is still be,ieged, but appearances indi-
cate that the Russians VIII retire to Tials.
Nothing new is received from the Crinea.
Both armies are preparing for the approach of
winter.
Only few ships remain in the Dnieper, and
the bulk of the heets are returning to Con-
stantinople.
a desultory fire was kept up. between the
north and south sides of Sevastopol. The
Notifications Of both sides were being aug
mented.
Prince Gortschakof7s latest despair saws
Nothing new from the Crimea The enemy
continue TO occupy the'valley of the Baidar,
where they have two divisions"
Russian cadet, who had deserted, reports
that Gortschakof had determined to hazard
an attack. The allies continue every night to
reinforce their advanced posts, and support
them with field artillery.
Count Zamorski has been appointed to raise
and command division Of Cossacks and
Poles, for the British service.
st. Petersburg dispatches state that the
Emperor left Nicolaief November 7th. for
the Crmea, to thank, in person, Gorscha-
kotf army. He returned via Moscow, TO St.
Petersburg.
Up to the l2th the allies had not underta-
ken any great movement in the Crimeq.
The export of breadstuffs from Turkish
ports is prohibited, but Importation is allowed,
duty free.
A portion Of the French feet had arrived at
Bsycos Bay.
A private despatch says that Russia has ab-
solutely prohibited the export of breadstuffs;
also, that Sweden was expected to follow the
example.
The allied fleets at the mouths of the Bug
and Dnieper, were reduced to twenty-eight
vessels.
The official accounts Of Generals Williams
and Mourasiefi of the attack on Kars, are
published.
DIPLOMATIC INrgLLIGENcE.-A Berlin de.
spatch states that ii appears more and more
positive q at prelllninaries are being arranged
at Brusse!sfwith the assent Of Russia, for the
resumption of negotiations for peace
General Canrobert had an audience with
the King OF Sweden, and had cordial recep-
ton. Nothing has transpired as to the sue
cess 81 his MISSION Ra@9g ssays it R2 eeg 81
Bonaparte's family and the royal family Of
Sweden.
GENERAL INTELLIGENcE.-Ge Codrington
accepts the command OF the British force in
the Crinea.
The Chartists, under Ernest Jones and their
former leaders, have reappeared in protest
against the recent expulsion OF French refu-
gees from the Island Of Jersey.
The Amencan whaler John Henry fell in
with the abandoned British Arctic ship Reso-
Lutte, Of Sir John Belchers expedition, in Da-
Wis Straits, the crew taking possession there.
of, and abandoning their own ship.
The list of American premiums at the Paris
Exhibition had not been received.
The Emperor made a brief address, eztoll-
ing the benefits of the Exhibition In aln-
sion to the war, he observed, -"You desire.
as DO, speedy and durable peace; but this
peace, to be durable, must distinctly realize
the objects for which the war was undertaken;
Europe must decide who is right and who is
wrong, and final victory lie achieved by pub
lie opinion" He then called on foreign coun-
tries, desiring peace, to pronounce for or
against the Allies, and urged that without
peace or rest, the forging OF arms was neces-
sary to carry out the objects of the alliance.
Orders and Ribbons have been bestowed on
Generals Pelssier and Simpson.
Denmark repudiates all intention of relin-
gushing its neutrality, or entering into nego-
citation for altering the law of succession.
In the Swiss elections the Liberals had OBJ
tanned triumph.
French papers say that the United States
offer to pay off the Indebtedness of Greece to
England and France, on condition Of receiving
the island of Milo for ninety years.
Latest By Telegraph to Lig@pool.- London,
Saturday 2. M.-Consols close weak at IS.
Reports are current at Paris, that Gen. Can
roberts mission is to demand the hand of the
daughter of the King of Sweden for Prince
Napoleon.
A line of telepranh had heen onene1 from
Simpheropol and Nicolaef to ST. Petersburg.
CoNvENIENcE.-There is statute in In