The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1855-11-22


sueSes Of the Alies. sinoe tbe commencement Of
.ha war was the capturysos Kinbara, a, tin
nousL Of the river Dnief@s. On tbel.,hm qoc'
,ohrr. and the oo,seq asnt AbandsnnaA bs the
| Isasriaa.. Of the fortress fOts<hahnap . the or,
poaits and North side Mn rivsS. iI,~ Psss'ch
Official paper. the Momie,v gives The following
description Of the situation of kiBbun,;
! Tk wstsss u the Bag and Dn!eper dcbourh
into the by single branch. Amer form-
I ing lake, where they blend, the two rivers
f0w together. betwesa Oichakow on the north,
aud kinburn on thc south, through. narrow
clssa,sl II vaxiahlA dfpth tl5 feet br the min
imum,) mach aearer kinbarn than, Otzchakow,
! The citadel Of Kinturn Ia hornwork ofma-
sonry, with earthern parapcts, surrounded by a
maat wherever Il il not washed by the sca, con
tanning barracks and other buihings, the rook
and chimneys Of which are visible above the
rampant. Ii l. armed In oil its faces. having
one tier Of guns, covered and casemsted which
ter il crowned by u battery en- b0rbefie, the
whole possibly presenting sonc 60 guns, half
Of which sweep thc sea outside. from the south
east to northwest
Tbs advantages which this victory will give
! W tttE hUbu HfHHF W w" rtt-' nv 'NHSh'
great by this success they have doubtisss
opened to themselves path into M important
district of jathern Russia. and-so says the
London TINES may indulge reasonable hope
Of penetrating to the building arsenai of the
Russian feet, NcolaisT by their sucoess they
have secured 10 themselves one u the gstes Of
the Dnieper. and the fall Of otchakou. ci'adsi
which was very formidable and had recently
been strengthened.
NicolaieG, the point threatened by the Al
lies. now that they have possession Of kinburn,
is the grea, naval and military arsenal Of south
thern Russia, from which at any monenta large
dect could be launched, fully equipped for csien-
sive operations. G,eat CONSERVATION prevailed
In southern Russia, owing TO th success Of the
Allies, at kinbnrn
The Grand Duke. CoSsTAs7isE, was engaged
In experimenting tho dciences, and Cen ToD-
LEasS who planned, and conducted the deftncss
Of sebas,opo had been sen, for, TO still further
Strengthen the ,aG,ncrs Of Nico.aicfr The Em-
pcror was also in the southern part Of the en-
pirc, encouraging laboring and planning
On the north of Sebss,opo the Russians are
strengthening their position, and reinforcing
their army but intelligent and well informed
jouruals concur 10 the belief. that ia short
Tina Go,,uc,,vo, won,l r., r.,,..., ,o , con.
diiia which would involve the necessity Of Civ.
my battle. and upon the result Of tha, conflict.
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and E,,l,od ~ hc, oo,J !, Ills eo,a;e, rhs
,.,or, Of the eo,pm;ss,ou anpon,ed 10 ,ecu,a,e
the distribution OF the booty taken at Sebas.
topo calculates that the French had in the
Crimea. at the date OF 'ts fa'i. 10000 men,
exclusive OF 5000 sick aud wounded. in all
III, 1000; and the Engiish and Slrdaians 3d.
900, " id these $50 900 men be added the
30 600 recently arrived, the effective force Of
the aIi'cd army would amountt 10 2to'ooo'
Inc ai'ien iofcos were making preparations
'" ~'"'ef !" '"e or'ne"
AZ home however the fre"ch aud English
afo oes,""'"g 10 "e' 'he ch'e'S o' 'hc war -
;" n"s''"'' ,"s !" 'h' case ''pcc"" AMI !"
not '"'pro""o" mat the people OF "reat
o'"a''' WIZ" ""''' ''' ""' ~ "s Outset was
'"'"'"st'y popular WI" ''oh oe'''" weary
o' tue 'he's'ah' drainage "po" The treasury and
"''"i W tue @'"e"o''' WI" "e"'a'" '""' 'e''e'
~h'eh can only Do 'ooou IN suspension OF
h"S'''''"s' "'Pree"''o" "' the P""l'c credit
"oa'y ">'''n' anu s'e"''y 'h'fva"1 prices
o' '"e n''eSS''"' o' mo- VIII noon nave an e'
's'' upon 'he "assos' "h'eh '"o r"'er' w''' DC
c"n'P'h'' TO hess''
A jealousy is said to br sprioging up bet wceu
the two powers. owing to the rapid increase o
French influence in Turkey. The fate of ro
land doubtless. awaits the Ottoman Empire
if no, that. the loss of several of its finest d,.
pcuJeocies. Iorw \. N.roLroS will not be con.
ten, with halves lie has done mos, OF the
sighting. and his share of the spoils must be
proportionably large. French influence. how
ever, In England is 50 great. as to have bro
ken III the contemplated marriage between the
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