Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-12-06
The allies have completed some impor

The allies have completed some inpor
tent works near For, 81. Nicholas, and in.
creased The number Of batteries bearing on
, the northern forts. Extensive and ex,raor.
dinsrV vaults have been discovered unde,
! Fort Nicholas, but great secrecy is observed
as to their contents.
A ST. Petersburg despatch announces thai
the Emperor Alexander lef, Nicolsleff Nov
7'h for the Crimea, TO thank in person the
army Of Prince G"r,schsk of. The despatch
adds THE Emperor found his brave
troops in pertec, condition. The dsy be-
fore Yesterday the Emperor returned via
Moscow to ST. Petersburg"
The CAMPAIGN IN AsrA-There are no
details Of the ,eleersphic announcement, that
on the 51h IF November, the anniversary
OF the battle Of lnkermsnn, the srmy Of O..
mar Pashs in M,nprelia encountered the
Russian forces 10000 strong. sent 10 OPP
pose his progress, and defeated them after
conflict Of FIVE hours. The following dis
patch, howeser. announcing the victory, Is
from the Turkish Minister:
"Gn the 9th Of November the troops un.
der Omar Pssha. with the water up to their
a'mpi,s, under = terrible Ere, forced the pas
sage Of the river Ansksrs, or Onflour. in
Georgia, which was defended by 10000
Russians. They attacked the Russian re-
doubts ct the point Of the bay one,. snd car
ried them, despite The desperate defense Of
the enemy. The Russian troops were com
Ple,ely routed and fed. Gu, troops cop.
tured five cannon, seven ammunition carts,
and some forty prisoners. The Russians
left more Than 400 dead on the field Of bat
le,smong whom were two superior officers
and 100 subsllerns."
Advices from Trehizond Of N ovember 1s.,
announce that The Russians had ee. off from
Ksrs in the direction of AlexsndropoI, with
the greater par. Of their baggage, which
would seem TO indicate tina, they con,em-
plated the raising Of The blockade Of Ksrs.
The besieeed have eon'rived to preserve
the liberty of their communications. 1t was
stated ,ha, 5000 Turks were marching up.
on Ku.als; and that The Russians had evsc.
uaIed the place. and fallen back upon T,flis
Letters Of och Oc,ober stated that there
were no Russian regular troops in that d..
rec,ion, although 10000 Geo,gisns were
marching to oppose the Turkish advance
Gen. W'Ilisms had ,rsced GU. new line Of
in,renchmenls q, Kats,
Persia has been applied 10 by the allies
TO allow passage through their territories
for an Anglo-Indisn s'my 10 cooperate in
Asis,ic Turkey.
The invalide Russo, Of the 4.h ul,., states
the loss Of the Russians in her unsuccessful
h>v
Five generals, it is added have since died Of
/ their wounds.
! The QUESTION OF THE PERSONALITIES
In the Vlenns correspondence, N"vembe,
10Th, Of the Bereenzei.ung, Of Berlin, we
find the following important paragraph -
"The desire Of The western powers to re-
eulste. as ssr ss possible, ,hs sffEais= of The
Dsnubisns principsii.ies, before The ~ shall
be terminated, will no, be long in leading 10
result. The negotiations which have taken
place on he suhiec. since the return Of nj. De
Bnurqueney, have led 10 sn understanding
which will form The basis Of discussions ere
long to be opened Of Cobs,sn,inople. Ac-
cording to these, the French troops will no,
advance into the principal,,ies, bu, the Aus
.risns will continue their occups,ioD, in con.
Ger, with the Turks. Ia case the alits
shonld open . campaign 10 the spring, slone
The Danube, Austria will place certain posi-
lions in the hands Of the French. Cnun,
Geronimo has been summoned to Vienna to
consult, and The subjec, will be entered up.
on before the departure Of Baron Prokeseh"
GREAT BRITAIN. - The exci,emen. in
En- nlooh 90 ro,u;pu no anea IF a sv.
with The United States has subsidized. and the
London Times now publishes editorial.
very friendly towards Americans.
Sir Charles Napier will be returned for
Southwark. The papers Of Yorkshire cav
hat Richard Cobden has no. . chance 10 be
again returned to Psrlismeni a. member for
The Yves, Riding Of orkshire.
A, the Lord Mayors dinner on the 9Th
Of November, Lord John Russell, who rose
to speak in reply to toss. gwen by the
Lord Mayor "io the House Of Commons"
was received, says the Times, with mingled
cheers and hissee, so loud ss 10 render The
few sentences Uttered BY the noble Lord in-
audible 10 those who were no. in his i'm
mediate vicinity. He was understood to
express his qualification a, seeing Mr.. Alder
msn Sslomons 10 The position of Lord May
or, because he regarded his a,,ainmen, Of
,h., office a. q triumph Of the cause Of civil
and religious liberty, Of which be Lord
John RusselD had slwsys been an arden.
supporter.
Lord Truro, better known ss Sir Thomas
Wilde, has paid the deb, Of nature in his
73d year.
Five or SIX men eng aged in removing the