Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14
ADDITIONAL BY THE ASIA.

The steamer Asia arrived here ut 1890
this morning, having left Liverpool on the
9th ult.
War news unimportant The report that
the Russians had blown up Fort Nicholas,
and other Notifications at Otchakoff was con
| frmed
Advices from SeDastopol state that the al
lies are advancing in strong force, the Rus
SLAMS falling back on their fortified positions.
The allies were close on the Russians at the
Belbec, where it is thought they must make
a stand, in which case battle is inevitable.
The Russians on the north side keep up q
constant fire on Sebastopol under coyer Ell
which they were withdrawing troops, and
concentrating them in Perekop.
A Russian dispatch of the 22d, says the
allies have marched 10000 troops from Eu.
patoria towards Soulatut
The English gun boats had reconnoitered
the river almost to Nicalaief
A late st. Petersburg dispatch says the
Gar had left Nicalaieff for Elizanigal, l5O
miles north.
Major Delafeld, Major Murdoch and Capt
McClelland, American officers, had arrived
in the allied camp. .sf,s,.
The allied troops had officially reported in
the Crimea, including sick, 81 900 men.
The attitude Of Sweden is regarded in st
Petersburgh with uneasiness.
The Russian dsaster at Kars is confirmed
though somewhat modified. Russian loss re-
ported 1000. The Turki.h redoubts were
lost. and retaken four times. The Hungarian
General Kemetry commanded the Turks. The
Russian camp continued beseiged. Theyhay
fortified all the pnsses leading to Tifis.
The BALTIc.-- The English feet near Vargen va,
pref to leave the gun boats at Esinorc and i.
ordered to England.
| The London Times has noticeable article touch.
ing American expansion. and snys the English Gov
eminent is emitting opportunity Of reinforcing
a powerful barrier against the North American Con-
| tinent. -t st
At this moment North America is in profound
peace with all the world, yet in her ports are fitting
~ war and bloolshcd into the dom; MONS of unof-
fcndir neighbo,s. We cannot baeve t; at those who
engaged conten latc the iccess of desc ent
Ireland, tor inst nc', pr,ba bio or even sbe If
prevent its sailing Of intercept it in mid ocen
| We shall have done mu, towards avoiding events
whish would alse, should they he carried out to-
| wards their development.
| The liverpool Channbcr Of Commerce ias adopted
resolutions hat the government should anticipate n
| ny br.ak down If public confidence by Su<rcnling
the operai II the Balk act, as during III, crisis
Of IS47.
The Bank of France has arranged for
loans of several millions of silver from the
banks of Amsterdam.
Spain -..l0O cases Of cholera daily at
Madrid. Gen. Tacon, formerly Governor of
| Cuba. died oft.
Italy.--- Cholera increasing in Tuscany.
Russia has come to an amicable under
standing with the Pope respecting the nomin-
alton Of Catholic Bishops in Poland.
| 1t is rumorcd that the Government of
Naples has committed great ontragcs on some
American citizens. Particulars unknown.
The British Consul is on trial at Cologne
for enlisting men for the British legion.
London Market by the Asia.-On change
consols for money So, aud 1@t lower on
the week. Cotton market du and declined
one tenth. Sales $4,000 bales. Brown.
Shipley & Co., called wheat Sd lower. Flour
Is lower, and corn Cd higher on the week
CHA -four As 6da45s. Mixed corn 33s. Pro-
visions generally unchanged.
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