The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07
NEWS FROM THE BLACK SEA.
Reported Recall Of General Simpson
and Appointment Of General Codring-
ton as Commander in the Crimea.
INTERESTING RELATIVE TO THE SOUND DUES.
kC.. DC. DO.

From the Channel to the Banks she experienced
eession Of strong westerly gales and rousn4d seas
The Arsgo brings three hundred and three passengers
the usual mails and $50 ton of merchandise Among her
passengers Professor n F. Moore, Count d. Dion, Mr.
W. Sinclair u s N. and Mr.. r. Healy, the American
artist Hon. r. NJ. McIane and family, and General
o,Donne Of Batmore Dr. Levert and family Of Mobile
bearer odespatches A. Rav Francois Rave and troupe
for Niblo's Garden
We are indebted to Mr. J. C. Kane the purser Of the
A., for late papers
The America arrived out at Liverpool on the morning
ofthe ed.
The United States mail steamship Washington arrived
Oh Cowes en- route Bremen the morning Of the ols
IN
The London Globe Of the 22d ult says;-
Our morning contemporaries give currency TO
ID upon Her Msjesty's government 10 recall Mr. Cramp
ton in consequence OF his encouragement OF enlistment
purpose Of saying that it is entirely without foundation.
The Arago brings additional intelligence from the East
Of the capture Of Kinburn by the allied armies.
The advantages which this v;tory viii give the allied
armies in the East evidently great BY this
they have doubtless opened to themselves path into
She important district OF Southern Russia and So says
che London 7in,c may indulge reasonable hope of
penetrating to tho building arsenal of the Russian fleet
at EikolaeF
Of Kinburn was received by the Minister Of War the
I'D ult He says that the ADgo-French division OF the
army had mainly contributed to the Of the allied
squadron, having been landed the peninsula
about 8 kiometers from tho fortress and taken
mp its position, and the night Of the 10th
opened the trenches at 800 metres from the
works. When the feet commenced its heavy fire the
l7h two companies Of chasseurs, under at dis
Of 200 metres from the batteries able 10 keep
MP nsllade the Russian artlerymen at their guns.
The field artillery also played effective part IN the ope-
ration.
The Times insinuates that General simpson, Commander.
inCief IN the Crimea is about to be recalled and the
Morning Huad further states that Lieut. General Sir j.
w. Codrington is TO succeed him. The Globe evening
Journal states that General Simpson recalled
n there any intention of recalling him. The i'll health of
the General the Globe says, units him for farthe r SER
vice. Arrangements being made by the government
10 provide .essor, but nothing had been decided
apon.
The Consular corps at Odessa had addressed the follow
ing to the allied Admirals -
The presence he aiol fleets ia Odessa roads creates
fear Of bonibardInent In the undersigned
Cpnsn General and Consuls consider IL their duty to ask
dangers 10 which hambardnent would expose the lives
and properties Of their respective fellowsuects The
undersigned take the liberty to remind their Excel
lerces that the city OF odessa shelters vast number If
foreign families subjects Of their sovereign and that the
largest portion of the cable and veabe property
belongs 10 them Consequently they venture 70 hope
that their Excelencies will spare bombardment.
The Gar had tot arrived a. Odessa the 9th
II is announced that downto the 18th uit nothing
had TRANSFERRED in the Crnea 1t is, however believed
that the Allies advancing beyond the Belbek and IL
prandi is stated to be rereang and unable to hold his
ground unless Prince Gortschakos forces leave sebas
topol to assist him.
The Russian troops leaving the shores of the Baltic
and thing shows that fear Is entertained OF any
further operations by the Allies in that quarter during
the present season.
The King of the Bcgans is reported have bean very
actively and personally oxoruog himself lately with
view In the re-estabIishment of peace.
is believed that Prince Gortschakoh seeing posi-
by OF keeping his unications open, aud regularly
receiving supplies, actually preparing to eyacuae
The Gipiea.
The Gar according the latest accounts still
Nnoaieg, and on the 9Th ui. he reviewed the crews
Of The fleet arrived from sebastopcl
Admiral Dundas had left Nargen in the Wellington
bod gone Stockholm to pay his respects 70 King oc
TIE Bourfe at Madrid deserted from paaic |
BY cholera
Private letters received in Paris from officers in u
French army state that It Is believed that Prince Gor,s
chakol seeing possibility OF keeping his comnunca
tons open and regularly receiving supplies actually
PREF airing TO cvacuate the Crmea.
Her Britannia Majesty's Consul a. Brazil {Mr. Cren
den) has forwarded despatch Lord Clarendon reia
Ave the gold which have recently been discover
ed in that country. Many Of the English newspapers
having made statements which likely TO induce per-
sons to emigrse from the United Kiogdom, Mr.. 2 in
forms them that The gold district lies in unsuvated
and Wild part of the province the Valley Of Mara
cassnuma where the necessaries Of life TO be aimed
With difficulty and where the climate IL particularly
10 Eur CA In 20
pany has succeeded 10 getting monopoly and any per-
son working on his account would probably meet
with hndrances from their local agents.
Another bread demonstration took place in Hyde Park
On Sunday, and after little speechying the people
separated One Of the leaders In the affair stated that
during the winter when twoud be COLI assemble
in the Park the meetings would take place in smt lacd
The English Parliament has been further proroguei 10
the 11th December.
A dreadful accident had occurred the Lyons rail
way, by which sixteen persons killed and others
dangerously wounded.
Sir William Molesworth Secretary Of State for the
Colonies, died on the I'D ut. Of Tow gastric fever.
Just previous 10 the departure # ~ Arsso the Pc.
ninsular aud Oriental Companys steamship Nnbia
arrived with the India and tue Mediterranean
mails. She brought Intelligence from Gibraltar
that the American ship America from Tran,ni
with cargo Of salt for the roites states
unfortunately got aground oil Csboita Pout II wac ex
pected she would become total wreck, owing to the
wind blowing from the $. 3 w. and heavy sos rolling
over her Her Majes,y's steamships Rhsdamashus aud
Prometheus together with the Busker, steamtag wen,
70 her assistance but they unable to renier the
slightest service TO the vessel.
Our news from the Fast had established more coaf
denee in the money market and consois closed on The
I'D alt at s11 for money, and s7's to sly for account
AT later boar further advance took place, aud the
price for the account was s75l to s7&.
ConsoIs were scarce and Il said that the hank
selling them for delivery aud buying them back for the
secount on teTms which gave them the Of he money
meanwhile at low rate. Bank stock closed az 207 10
100 Exchequer bonds, ost to ssk In foreign securi
ties there little activity
An apprehension existed in London that the greater
part Of feoo 900 in gold which bad arrived from Aus
as, would be purchased for the Bank o. France was