Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-06
SEVEN DAYS LATER
FRO MI i u F q p Il.
Arrival of the Atlantic.

The Atlantic arrived at New York, on Fri
day, Both ult., having left Liverpool at4P P. Nj.
I7ih She brings 10 passengers. Expe
rienced heavy westerly gales for last ten days.
Latest dispatches from The seal of war report
officially from Lord Radcliff, a victory gained
Nov. 9Th by Omar Pscha over 10000 Russians,
mostly Georgian militia, at river lng0ur, which
Omar Pacha, with Turks 20 900 strong, cross
ed at four points, taking 60 prisoners, three
guns, and 400 killed and wounded. Turkish
loss 300.
A private despatch which evidently refers 10
the same encounter, says that the Turks cross
ed the river Anakaua and slormed the Russian
redoubis, after which they pushed forward to-
wards Kutais. Kars is still beseged, but ap-
pearances indicate that Russians will retire TO
Tells. ..s
The Car has returned to ST. Petersburg.
Peace rumors are again extremely prevalent
but vague. Diplomacy, however, is active,
especially at Stockholm, Vienna and Brussels
The Paris exhibition is cosed. 10000
prizes, including numerous decoration of legion
of honor were distributed
Both armies in the Crimea were occupied in
making preparations for winter.
desul,ory fire is kept up between North
and South sides of Sebastopol. The fortifca-
tions on both sides are being augmented.
Gnrtschakoff's latest despatch Nov. 9Th. says
nothing new in Crimea. Enemies continue
TO occupy the valley of Baidir where they have
two divisions
Russian Cadets desc rted reported il deter
mined 10 hazard an attack on allies every night
Renfurcemeuts advanced posts supported them
with field artillery.
The Emperor left Nichaoleif 7th Nov. for
the Crimea 10 thank, ia person, Gortschasoff's
army. He retained via. Mnscow to ST. P.
A private despatch says Russia has prohih-
tied export of breadsiuAs. Sweden is expec-
ted to follow example.
Gen. WeddeI has been summoned 10 Berlin.
Ii is reported he is again 10 be despatched TO
Paris IN peace projects.
Numerous communications are being ex-
. changed between the Courts of Vienna, aud ST.
Petersburg, but ii is thought preiminaries for
peace negotiations would not take definite shape
until the acrivai OF Sir Hamilton Seymour.
A Bertha despatch 81. says it appears more
aud more positive that preliminares are being
arranged at Brussels with assent of Russia for
resumption Of negotiations, notwithstanding all
denials persisted in, and believing peace not
far off
MoRE HoUsEBREAKING.-On Saturday night
last, some one attempted to break into the
house OF Mrs. Chase, in Topsham. They
broke pace of glass and then endeavored to
unfasten the sash, when Mrs c., who was in
she room, demanded who was there. and or
dered them to go away or she would call for
help. She was answered that there was no
help near, and threatened her with death if she
did not keep still. She then ran up stairs and
raising window shouted for help, but failing
30 arouse any one, she raised the cry of muir
der, when the villain decamped. On Monday
Eight some one broke into the house of citi-
zen of this place, but an alarm being raised
the rascal beat quick retreat. 1t was as
certained that he was a colored person, and
from what was seen of the intruder in both in
stances it is supposed they were the same in
dividual. 1t would seem as if our vicinity was
getting to be the field of extensive operations
in the housebreaking business. We have
heard OF several other Intellectual attempts
within a short time.-BrunSlcick Telegraph.