The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-11-14
LATEST E NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
ELECTION
HALIFAX. Nov

HALIFAX, Nov. Z.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool
on the forenoon of the 9th October,
arrived here this ~forenoo., and reports
the steamer North Star, from New
York, off Southampton on the after
noon of the Goth. The news is unim.
portant.
The report that the Russians had
blown up Fort Nicholas and other for
tifcations at Ortchakof, was confirm
ed.
Advices from Sebastopol state the
Allies to be advancing in strong force.
The Russians are falliag back upon
their fortified position, aud the Allies
are close on the Russians at Albec,
where, it is thought, they must make a
stand, in which case a battle is ~inevita-
BILE.
The Russians on the north side keep
up a constant fire on Sebastopol, under
cover of which they are withdrawing
troops and concentrating them in Pere-
kop.
A Russian despatch of the 221 says,
that the Allies had marched 40. 900
troops from Eupatoria towards Soula-
tut.
The English gun boats had recon-
oitred the river almost up to Nicho-
laiff.
A late st. Petersburgh despatch says
tie whole militia has been ordered to
reinforce the army of the south, under
Lueders.
The Car had left Nicholaif for Eli
@zavol, 100 miles north.
Major Delaield, Major Murdoch and
Captain McClelland, American officers,
had arrived in the Allied camp.
The allied troops, as. officially report
ed, in the Crimoa, including sick, 2l0,-
600.
The attitude of Sweden is regarded
in St. Petersburgh with uneasiness.
From THE BALrIc.-The English feet
near Nagere was preparing to leave the
gun boats at Elsinore, and is ordered to
England.
The Russian disaster at Kars is con-
firmed, though somewhat modified
Russian loss reported at 200e. The
Hungarian redoubts were lost aud re-
four times. The Hungarian Gen
eral, Kenetry, commanded the Turks.
The Russians have fortified all tie pms
ses leading 10 Tifis'
The L)Hdoa Tins has a noticeable
touching the American Expan-
sion, and says, the L iglish Government
is emitting no opportunity of reinfor-
cing the West India Squadron, between
Brittauia aud the North American Con
At this m)ment North Ameri-
is in profound peace with the whole
world ; yet in her ports are fitting out
fllibustering expeditions, dcs-
to carry war AID bloodshed into
the dominions IF u~noffendi2 neighb RS.
We cannat believe that t'.ose wlo ar:
now engaged in enrolling men III these
enterprises, fully contemplate
the success of a descent upon Ireland
FOR Instance if probable or ever posi-
Die. If we can prevent this expedition
rom sailing or intercept it mid ocean,
We shall have doIe much tow ard avoid
ng the damages which would arise
they be carried out towards their
leveloPement.
The Liverpool Chamber eff Com
nerce adopted res buttons that the gov
should not anticipate any
of public confidence by sus
operations of the bank account
,fl854 as during the crisis of IS47.
The Bark of France has arranged for
pans Of several millions of silver from
he Bank of Amsterdam.
SPAIN.-One hundred cases of chol
.ra occur edat Madrid.
Gen. Tacon, formerly G Esrnor of
Cuba, is reported to be dead.
IrALY.-Cholera increasing i'll Tus-
ANY.
R-ssia has come to an understanding
With the Pope respecting the nomina-
ion CT Catholic Bishops in Poland.
1t is rumored that the government of
has committed gross outrages
IN some American citizens.
The British Consul is gu trial at CO.
ogne for entisting men for the British
egion.
The asia left fol Boston this after
loon.
Ion: ON MONEY MARKEr.-O On
Change consuls advanced to 80 for
money.
L1vERPocL Cor1oN MARKEr.-Dull.
sales $4,000 bales.
BREADsrrFFs.-Drooping. Brown,
& Co., call wheat Sd lowe -
Is lower. Corn, cd higher on
he week. Ohio Flour, 44s 6da45.-
liked corn ABS. Provisions generally
Unchanged.