The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-05
foreign glrns.
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RadcaGie, victory. gained on Tie oh OF
November. by Omar Pssha, overa force OF
10000 Russians. MOSTLY Gcdrgian miliha-
at the River lngour, which Omar PaSha
crcsed, with 10000 Turks al four differ,
ent points. taking 60 prisoners, and 3 guns
and causing loss Of 400 in killed and
wounded. Turkish loss, 500
A priyie dispatch, which evi ,en'ly refers
to the same encounter, says: The Turks
crossed the river Anokava, and si7rmed
ihe Russian red, uits; after which they
: pushed forward towards K'iiss. 4
Kars is still l'esieged; but appearances
indicate that The Russians viii retire to Ii
n,.
TIE roops in the Crimca are fully "ccu-
ssp sJin preparing for winter. Only few
ships remain in the Dneiparr the bulk of
the feet returning to Consiantinope.
A desut tory fire is kept up. between tie
North and South side Of Sebastapol; and
the Notifications of both sides are being aug.
mented The latest dates by letter, are TO
the Sd Of November.
The weather continues very live.
The latest dispatch from G"r'schakoH,
dated Nov. 9th, says.-There is nothing
new in the Crimea, The eenmy continues
10 occupy the valley of B'iier. where they
have two divisions. A Russian cadet who
had -desertsd, reported that GorI'chakott
whad determined to hsz ri IN attack upon
the Allies, who were IN consequence every
night, seen fortilyins their advanced posts
and supporting them with field artillery -
Count Zsmiski has been appointed, to ra'S'
.fand command division Uf Cossacks ans
Poles for the Brush service.
A St. Petersburgh dispatch saws. fh'
Emperor left Ncolaietf on The 7th OF No
evember, for The Crimea, to hank, in porson
AGortsehakofT's army. He had returned t
ST. Petersburgh. Up to lhe 9Th of M
yenber, the Allies hal n i undertaken any
thing in the Crimea.
The expectation f brea lstuif5 hHi beei
prohibited in all the Turkish Ports; a"'
inportatio were allowed duty free.
AasA private dispatch says, Russia has abs
lutely prohibited the export o, hrcads'utt
Swelen is exhecel To follow her exam
pie.
The Allied fleets, at the mouth of II
Bug and Dneiper, had been reduced 10
vessels.
General Wedleli had been summoned
Berlin, Ii Is reported that he is again 70
dispatched TO Paris, on Peace projects, N
meious COMMUNICATIONS being exchange
between the Courts Of Vienna aul st. P,
tersburgh, but it is thought the prellmlnt
lies for peace negotiations will not take
defre shape, till the arrival Of Sr Hami
ton Seymour, tie new Dri;'sh Minister
Vienna. A Ber:iu dispatch dated n"
81. saysit appears inofe and more posl'iV
that pre4inlrhafes are being arranged
Brussels, With the assent of Russ a, for Il
resumption Of of negotiations. NotwiIhsa
ding all denials are persisted n II rs bell
ned peace is not far off.
At the closing of tie Paris exhibit"
the Emperor distributed decorations al
medals on the ST..
The Emperor msde brief address, e
Hing the benefits Of the Exhibition.
a,lusion to the war, he s4l You desire as
d., a spe1y and desirable peace; but til
peace, 10 be durable, must distinctly rea
ias the objects for which the war was u
dertaken. Europe must decide wnois rig
and who is wrong A final victory be
chieved, by public opin on. He called G
foreign countries desiring peace, to pr
nounce for or against the Allies; and arg
cd. that withou. peace or rest, the forg
ing of these arms was necessary to carr
out ihe object of the alliance with Ensla
1t is ruInored that the Secretaryship. ref
sed by the Dukefos NV Castle, will be q
en- to Frederick Peel. who viii be succ"e
ed in the war Office by Wm. Layard. Ge
Codring;on accepts the command Of tie Il
nv in the Cfimea Orders and libbol
have been bestowed upn Generals = lie
sier ani Simpson. The cherts's ead'
Ernest Jones, and other former hader
have re appeared in protest asAnsl the IT
cent expulsion Of the REFUGEES from Jrfse,
The American Wbalpr, J i'm lleury, ieIl
with an abandoned BRUSH Ariic slip. ii
Reseute, Of Belcher's expedition in DWi
Straits, and took possession Of her, abandor
ing their.own ship.
BEL9IUM.--The Belgium Chambers ha
been reropened. The Kings speech ~a
ligblyeconFraiulaiory on the nation. bt
makes no ailu>on 10 the war.
SwEpEN Gen, Gonrubert had an ond
ence with the King Of Sweden, and ms
with cordial reception, but no hing as
the success Of his mission is known,
DEkMAEK.--A The Governments invite
to take part in The conference will reerenc
to the Sound dues, including Rissia hat