The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-03
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
LATER FOREIGN NEws--ARRIvAL oF THE
ATLANTIC

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
LATER FOREIGN NEws---ARRIyAL OF THE
I ATLANTIC.
! New York, Nov 80.
The Collins steamer Atlantic with regular
dates from England arrived this evening.
Late dispatch from the seat of war, reports
officially from Lord Stratford De Redcliffs that
victory was gained Nov. 5th, by Omar Pacha
over 10000 Russians, mostly Georgian Militia,
at the river Inngour which river Omer Pasha
crossed with 10000 Turks at 4 points taking
50 prisoners, 43 guns, 400 killed and wounded.
The Turks lost 800.
private dispatch, evidently referring to
the same encounter, says the Turks crossed
the river on kaya and stonned the Russian
redoubts, after which they passed forward to-
wards Kutais. - ig2
Kars is still besieged and every appearance
indicates that the RUSSIANS will retire to
Tiflis.
Nothing from the Grim ea--only a few ships
remain at Drusper, the bulk Of the fleets are
returning to Constantinople.
Peace rumors. are. extremely prevalent. A
vague diplomacy is active especially at Stock
holm, vienna and Brussels. .re-n
The Paris exhibition is closed 1900 prizes
including numerous decorations of the Eagle
of Honor, were distributed
The late rumors indicate an early dissolu-
ton of Parliament.
The expulsion of the French refugees at
Dorsey caused excitement. A meeting at
London condemned the action Of the Govern
ment
e19is9 New YORK, Dec. l.
The Atlantic from Liverpool, with dates to
the 18th, arrived last night. She left Liver
pool at P. NJ, on the 18th, and brings It's
passengers. She experienced heavy westerly
gales for the last ten days. F57 SAT-
The steamer st. Louis arrived at South
ampton on the 18th.
-CRMEA.--A desultory fire is kept up be-
tweenthe North and South side of Sebastopol,
and Qualifications on both sides are being aug
mented 1855
The latest dates by letters, are to the Sd of
Nov. The weather continued very fine.
The latest dispatches from Gortschakoff, are
dated Nov. 9th. He says there is nothing
new in the Crimea. sls .e.
The enemy continued to occupy the Valley
of Dainder, where they have two divisions of
a Russian Cadet, who deserted.
1t is reported that Gortschakoff had deter
mined to hazard an attack upon the Allies,
who were in consequence every night reinforc-
ing their advance posts, and supporting them
with artillery. -, : .ass
Count Peaneski has been appointed to raise
and command division Of Cossacks and Poles.
St. Petersburgh dispatch says that the En-
porer left Nicoleaff ON the 7th Nov, to enter
the Crimea, to thank in person Gortschakoff's
army. ez- He returned via Moscow TO St.
Petersburgh. sra @
Upto the 18th November, the, allies had
not undertaken anything in the Crimea.
Expectation of breadstufs had been pro-
hibited in the Turkish ports, and inportations
allowed duty free.
The French feet had arrived in bay. Pri-
waite dispatches say Russia had absolutely
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prohibited the export Of breadstulfs. Sweden
is expected to follow the example. yafs
The allied fleets at the mouth of the bay of
Dnieper had been reduced to % vessels.
Official accounts of Gen. Williams and
Mourieff of the attack upon Kars have been
published Gen Weddell had been summon
ed to Berlin Its reported that he is again
to be dispatched to Paris on. peace projects.
Numerous communications are being exchang-
ed between courts of Vienna and st. Peters
lburgh, but it is thought that the preliminaries
for peace negotiations will not take definite
shape until the arrival Of Sir Hamilton Sey-
mour the new British Minister at Vienna.
New York, Dec 1.
Flour declined; choice state 50. good Ohio
1887. Wheat declined, southern white 50 20;
red 81 l6. Corn dull. Mess pork declining,
sales of 2,1oo bbls Beef firm. Whisky
quiet.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. l.
! In pens last evening, $3.50 head of hogs
Arriving freely. We quote 81 so gross. and
E$6 $685. 80 nett as the highest figures
I though not so firm as day or two ago.
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