Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-12-06
EUROPEAN NEWS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATTAIN TIC.

e1f I've islN aFtNeu nero last nipht.
Tie Ai'aa'ic hn Liverpool a, 4 o'clock |
"a the i7,h aud brings us passen GERS |
She cSPe,ivuced l.osvy westerly gales The
lest ten dsvs.
The Atlantic arrived cut at Livnrroal on
TIE ilih, and the st idus arrived, at souih
symptom on tie same day.
The latest telegraph dispatches from the
seat OF war report ataly, 'um Lord
Sirs'iwd Radcliif & victory gained ON tho
b'h ol N"yembcr ty Omcr pa.hq, over
tuFee Of 10000 Russians, mosty Georgia
ni'itia, at the rivcr Tagour, which Omer
pasha with the Turks, = 900 STONY. crossed
at four different points, taken 60 prisoners
aud three guns nnd causing loss ut 4OO.
Turkish loss is abaut 800.
\ private dispatch which evidently r rers
TO the same encounter says the Turks eros
scd the river AnGkodA and sturmcd tie
Russian redoubts, after which they pushed
forward toward Kalias.
Kars is still b,segcd, bd; appearances
now inoicate tha, the Russians intend to
retire towards T6is.
Nothing new from tho Crimeo. Both
armies ere wholly occupied IN burning and
preparing for winter.
Only - shirs remain the Drirper river,
the bp,k of the uiIitd fleets having rrturnud
10 Coustantinople.
Desuliory fire is kept up between tho
North and South sides of Scbastopo and
the fouiiicai.ons are being augmented.
The latest dates by lelter are to the 81
OF Nov. The weather c)rlinucd fine.
The latest dispatch from Gurtschak,T # il
dated Nov. 3. Ii saye there i, no hing new
in tho Crimra. The enemy continue t,
occupy tho valley of Daidcr, where the!
have Two largo divisions stationed.
A Russian ca e, Who had descued, re
ported that Gyr,schak,lr had determined Il
hazard an attack upon The ellie, who wer
in consequence every night reinforcing ihei
cut pcA,s and supporting them with artillery
Count ZluerAi h,s been oppoin,cd Il
raise and cUIUIn4ud = division u CossaCk l.
and polrs for the British service. t.
81. Petersburg dispatch says the CAn
lc!t Nicolcaf on the 7th Nov. for The Or
Inea TO thank in person Gorlschukon's army
lie returned VIA Moscow.
Up 10 tho l2jh Nov, the ul,irs bad nc
undertaAcn anything in tho CcImca.
The eNpus alton Of breadslufs has bee
prohibited in all Turkish po,t,, and impo
tatiUns ore duty free.
A potion ol tie Frer ch fcct had arli,
I'd il Diecos Bay.
i private Dispatch savs Russia has nl
so,uicly prohibited the * ortatcu of srea,
siuAs. Sweden il expected TO follow h'
example.
1se a,l',d fleets at the mouth Of tn
Ducfcr and Bug riyrrs, had Ibseu reduce
10 Wenty.si.ht vessels.
The oliiciul accounts ol Generals William
and MouraalT, of the attack upon Kar
have beru published.
Gen. Wrdcll has Urcn summoned to gaI
lin. 1t - reported at he is a.nin 10 b
dispatched 10 put,s ON peace prvjcc's.
Numerous cumHunlcs lions are being eS
changed bet"ccn the courts OF Vienna all
st. Petersburg but il is thsught that til
prel:minaries for pcgce negotiations vi
rot take dchnatc shape until the arrival ,
Sir Hamilton Seymour, the New Brlua
Kinister at Viena. y Berlin dispatch du,,
the 81 says it app'ors mere and MOI
positive That prelimnaries are bginE Urranl
Cd at Brussels, with assent Of Rusoin, {,
the resumption ol negotiations, notwithstan,
ing all denia,s are persisted III. 1t is bt
l.eyed that peace 10 not inr or.
The formal closa. OF ihe Para Eyhib
tion, and tho distribution by the Emper,
Of the decorations ard medals tdludge
took place ON the Is h. The list or Amer
can premiums Las net been received yet
The Emperor made brjei address, cxtol
ing the benefits Of the exhibition. In alll
ding to the wsr he said: "You desire,
| do, \ speedy and desirable peace; but th
peace TO be durable must distinctly reaIi.
the effects FOR which the war was uDde
taken. Europe must decide who is rgI
and wis wrong, and n final victory will
achieved by public opinion" lls. called {
foreign counties dosi,ng peace TO prom
unee for or against the a lea He Hrgu,
that without peace or rest the foreign
the terms was necessary 10 carry cut n
object Of the alliance with England.
It is rumored that Secretaryship refuse
by the Duke OF Newcastle viii be give
10 Frederick Peel, who llfbe succecdc
in the war Office by WIN, Logord.
Gen. Codringlon accepts the comman
Of he army ia the Crmca
Orders aud ribbons b.ve been hestoSyc
The Chartiss under Ernest Jones, On
other former leader. hal0 rcappoarcb ia
protest against the fseent expulsion sl III
refugees from jersey
The Ausrican whaler John Henry. fc
in With the abandoned British Arncic shi
Rs.olute, or Delchers expedition, in Dav
Strst., and took posIes.ion OF her aban,
onins their own ship.
B1LslyN.--The elgiu" Chambers h.
been reopensd Iac King. spr,cn 10 higI
" corsraluiatory upon The hourEning s'Gt
oi The natun, but makes no ailu,ion to va
SwaDyr .---G sneral CanrobVri had m bt
c!,Hts wiz yAe Kug of Sweden aud "a,
vs. do cordial reception, bot nuthng a.
',e taec-ss 8, b. mssion is known, Rum,
ssys i: las reference 90 an G!iiarce b,
tween a memscr Of the lionaPsrie l-rri
and the royal family OF Swedes