Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-03
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ATLANrI

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war report officially, from LCr Stafford RadcliG,
victory gained on tie 5th OF November by OmeI
| PaSha, over force OF 10000 Russians, mostly
Georgian militia, at The river Ingour, which Omer
PGslla with the Turks, 2 % 0 strong, crossed al
Tour different points, taking 60 prisoners and three
| guns and causing loss of 400. Turkish loss is
about 300.
/ private diSpatch which evidently reftrs 10 tie
same encounter, Says the Turks crossed the river
AnaScdA anG stormed tue Russian reJoubIs, after
which they pushed forward toward KaiaS.
hars is Stall GeSleged, but appearances Low in
dictate that the Russians intend 10 retGEe towards
TIfllS.
Nothing new from the Crim,a. Both ormies
are wholly occupied in hutting and preparing fer
winter.
Only % ships remain theDaieper river, the Lulk
of the allied fleets nav!ng returned 10 ConStaut-
nople.
d'sultoly fire is kept up between the North
aud South sides OI SebaStcpOl aud the Qualifications
are being augmented.
fne latest dates by letter ore 10 the Sd of Now,
The weather continued fae.
The latest dispatch from GoTtSchakOff is dated
ENov. 3. 1t says IhtEe is nothing new in the CrI
mea. Tie enemy conti.Ee to OCCUPY The valley
oil Baider, where they have two large divisions
stationed.
A Russian cadet who had deserted, reported thai
Gorschakoil had determined 10 haz'ri an attack
upon the allies, who were in consequence every
night reinforcing their QUIZ OSts ard supporting them
with artillery.
Count Zaneski has been appointed TO raise and
command DIVISION OF CUSSuckS and Poles Tor tile
British service.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says the Car left Nj,
cole"f on the 18th Nov. irr tue C.lmea to thank in
person Gortschakotf's army. He returned via
Moscow.
tip TO the I2th Nov. the allies had not underta-
ken anything IN the Crmea.
The expectation OF breadSlufrS has been prohb-
I,1,n,
ty fr.e.
A portion of the French fleet had arrived in BIZ
ecos Bay.
private dispatch says Russia has absolutely
prohibited The expectation OF bleadstuGTs. Sweden
Is expected 10 follow her example. zFF
The allied fleets at the mouth of the Dnieper
and Bug rivers, had been reduced 10 twenty eight
vessels.
The official accounts of Generals Williams and
Mournetf, Of the attack upon Kars, have been
published.
Gen. Wedeil has been summoned to Berlin. 1t
is reported that lie is again 10 be dispatched to
Paris on peace projects.
Numerous communications are being exchanged
between the courts Of VItna and ST. Petersburg,
but it is tl0ugi that the preliminarieS for peace
negotiations will not take deinate shape until the
ARRIVAL Of Sir Hamilton Seymour, tie New British
Minister at Viena. Berlin dispatch dated the 81
says it appears more aud more positive that pre-
lmInaIleS are being arranged at BtuSSsiS, with
sent OF Russia, fer the resumption nego iaiIOns,
Notwithstanding all GeniaIS persisted in. Ii is
believed that peace is not lar OF.
The formal closing Of the Paris Exhibition, and
the dis ribution y the Emperor oil the d. Cor lionS
and meda;S adiuLget, TOOK place on the 18th
The list OF American premiums has not been Te
ceiTed yet. The Emperor made brief address,
eXtOIiEg the benefits of the exhibition. In aIlu
ding to The he sud: YOU desire, as l 90,
speedy ami :eSru6'e peace; but this peace TO be
durable must distinctly realize The objects lCI
which the war was undtrtaken, Europe must
decide who is right aud " no wrong, and n fHal
victory will he achieved by public opinion.' He
called OH foreign counties desiring peace 10 pro-
nounce for ng inst the Allies. tie argued tuat
without peace or rest the forcing of the termx
necessary 10 carry out the object of the alliance
with England.
1t IS Eumored that Secretaryship refused by the
Duke of Newcastle will be given to Frederick
Peel, who will be succeeded IN the war Office by
| VIM. LagaTd.
Gen. Codrington accepts the command of the
army in The Cfimea.
Orders and ribbons have BEEN bestowed on
Generals PeilisSIer and Simpson.
! The CLartiSts under ErneSt Jones, and other
fotmer leaders have resppeared in protest against
tue recent expulsion Of the refugees from Jersey
The American whaIer John Henry, fell in with
the abandoned British Arctic ship; ResoIute, OF
BelciIerS expedition, i'll DAVIS Straits, and took
possession Of he, abandoning their own ship.
opened. The Kings speech is highly cOngrotu
latoTy UpoE line aourIShug state of tie natlUn but
makes NO aliHsion TO war.
SwEDEN.-Gehetal Canrobert lad an audience
with the King Of Sweden and met with cordial
IT ceptIon, but nothing as 10 the SuccI IS OF his
mission is known. Rumot says il has reference TO
an alliance between a mvmGeE of the BonaparIe
family and The royal family Of Sweden.
All the governments Invited 10 Ia Ike part in the
Conference with reference 10 tie Sound Dues, in-
GLIDING Russia, had Signifed their intention TO be
! reprt scented.
Denm:rk repudates all intention OF reIinquish
ing herneutraIily, or enterIng INTO neg citations Tor
altering the law Of succession.
1t is reported that CanrobeTt will visit Copenha-
gen on his return.
The troubles in SaragCssa, Spain, are over. and
order has been restored.
The difficulties between Sardinia and Tuscany
are on Il; point Of being settled.
The Sandman Chanbe: opened on the l2th.-
The hing, III his speech, glOrieJ III The alliance
with the Western powers.
lTALY.-Mazza, the discharged Minister of Pc
lice, has been promoted by the King OF Naples 20
counsellor Of State.
EA-PreSident MlIlard Fillmore was on his way
to It0ly.
The elections in Switzerland resulted in the tn
umPh of the Radicals.
GRErcE.-Ihe U. S. Minister 10 Greece had ex-
cited attention by exchanging loImal visits with
the Russian Minister.
Tie French pdpets say the United States offer
10 pay oil the Indebtedness of Greece 10 france
anu England in consideration Of Iecelvlng the ISL
| aud OF Milo for 80 years.
The American squadron left Athens on the 9th
for ConStautiuople.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
London, Saturday aiternoon.-Consols closed
| for tue week at IS.
There is a tumor of the probable early dissolu-
ton Of Parliament.
II is reported in Paris that Canrobert is 10 de-
mnnd The hand Of a daughter Of the King of Swe-
den for Prince Napoleon.
The line Of telegraph from simpheropoI and Nj
coiief to ST. PsteEsturg has been opened.
CoMMkRcIAL.-Liverpoo, Nv. 1.-THE cir
culaI of Blown, Shipley & Co. states that Cotton
opened Luoyanl but closed steady, and prices un-
Changed with little speculative demand. Sales OF
the week $4,000 bales, OF which 5000 bales sold
for speculation aud $500 for export, Orleans fair
e4ji do midd!ing std; Upland fan 6td do middI-
lug Sd. AmeticahSlo in port, 100000 bales
rendstu1s.--Brown, Shipley & Co. quote
be aGSiuIS as SiphIIY ndvnncell. ELonr adynnceI