The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08
, SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC
Navol Expedition TO Odessa abandoned
BOmbard ment aud Capture of Kinburn b,
the AllIes.
BRILLIANT VICTORY BY THE TURKS
AT KARS

! The Collins mail steamship, Baltic, Capt
Coms,ook, from Liverpool, arrived al New
York on Saturday morning.
Saturday, 20lh, and encountered heavy est
erly gales and heavy seas for eleven consec.
utve days, being repeatedly reduced 10 q
speed of only miles an hour. A, midnight
of Wednesday 24!h. in lat. SO lon. 25, passed
steamship Pacific. On Tuesday, solh, fifty
miles N. Z. of Cape Clear, and saw large
iceberg.
The Baltic arrived al Liverpool on Sunday
morning, I4lh nit. The Erickson left South.
ampton on the 10Th uli.
The War in iht Crimea and Asia.
| WARSAW, Oct i4.-Despatches from Prince
GortschakoT to Prince Paskewi;ch confirm
the news OF simultaneous corcenlric nd
vance of the Allies from Eupa,oris, Baitar
Kerch and Kinburu, with the intent Of eur.
rounding aud cutting OF the Russian for.
ces.
! Lord Panmure has received intelligence
that Sir Colin Campbell has been seEt TO Eu
d
and artillery.
The Russian Government has received the
following telegraphic report from Prince Gor,
schakof -
"CMMEa, Oct. 10 The enemy abandon.
ed, this morning, the valley of the Upper Bel.
bek, and relreated to the heights between
/ that valley and that Of Bailar. He was in.
duced TO retreat BY our movements on Hauh
and Albat.
The army at Enpstona is said 10 have oc'
cupied three important mountain passes.
By accounts of the 18Th from The Crimea
the advanced posts of the allies were on ths
i2lh within 5 leagues of Baktchisera. Tht
Russians were retiring slowly. Everytbiu:
leads 10 the belief tina, Gen. Liprandi in,end
TO defend the line of the Belbek, and TO res
upon the corps commanded by Prince Gort
schakof.
The battle which would definitely decid,
the possession of this ground was expecle'
shortly TO take place.
Olher accounts state that the Russians have
surrounded the north side oi Sebastopol wit!
a chain of new forficalions, aud placed it il
a state 10 support the sick. All the plateau
on the nor;h side, it is said, are covere with
redoubts and earthworks, and on the line o
the Belbek new works constructed in th,
form of The MaInelon have been raised.
The Allies are extensively engaged il
roadmaking and hui building, not only alon;
the plateau of the Chersonese, but all alon;
the Tchernaya line up 10 Alsu. The line o
railway has been adopted for the main roa,
from Balaklava 10 the camps in the neishbor
hood of Sebastopol.
THE CAVALRY ENcoUSTER WEAR EUpAToRIA
IA brilliant cavalry engagement; look place
on The 29lh Of September, al Rough hill-6v,
leagues Southeast of Eupaloria,-in which
the Russian cavalry under Gen. Korf wal
completely defeated. Six guns, (thre,
cannons and three morars,) twelve caissons
and one field forge, with their horses anc
harness; 1863 prisoners, of whom one is al
ofiicer. and $50 horses, fell into the hands o
the French. The Russians left on the fiel,
about 90 killed, among them Col Andreaw
ski, who has the reputation OF being caval
ry officer of great merit The French lost
killed and 30 wounded"
| The Russian account statas that the Rus
sian force concerned in this action was
corps of observation consisting Of regimen
OF lancers commanded by Gen. Tervelensky
They have instructions 10 fail back if ATTACK.
ed by superior force. General Korf having
los, sight of the enemy, who were pursuing
Tervelensky's lancers, hailed and caused his
men 10 dismount. Not having placed videties
in proper order, Korf was surprised by be-
tween 1000 and 5000 of the French cavalry
approaching suddenly on his rear and right
flank, and he had neither time 10 get bis
force in order, nor 10 prepare for a combat
The lancers were therefore, compelled ia
scatter and fall back fighting. Loss, $50 Lao
GERS, suballern officer, six guns and some
of the gunnes. Korf has been superseded in
his command.