Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-09
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ANOTHER REPORTED VICTORY OYER
THE RUSSIANS IN ASIA.
Arrival Of the Asia.


Haiidr, Nor. THE mail steamship Asia
from Liverpool at 10 ID o. clock on the morn
ing of Saturday 9th ult., arrived here at 9.45
p. NJ, Nov. 9th.
The America arrived out off the bar at /
O'Clock on the night of Sunday, 5lst ult. and
reached her wharf next morning.
The russians, on the 18Th, blew up their
Notifications on OtchakofT Point, opposite
Kinburn. viz Fort Nicholas and other
works. mounting % guns Kinburn aud Otch-
akof commanded the entrance to the Dnei-
per, and also served as outworks of Nicolaief
| hence by their capture the allies have full
command of the great line of river communi-
| cation lying in the rear of all the Russian
forces in the CriInea.
The allies are moving forward systematieal-
| ly, in strong force, and the Russians are retir-
| ing in good order upon their fortified posi-
| tions.
The French and Sardinians have advanced
from the Tchcrnya and Baidar line.
The Russians from the North side of Sevas-
topol were falling hack by attachments on
| Perekop,
On the 22d. the Allies, 10000 strong,
marched from Eupatoria towards Toulat.
LATEsT.-St. Petersburg, Oct 26. = The
whole of the militia has been ordered on
march, to reinforce the army of the south. un~
der General Lunders. Two liners, sixteen
frigates, and some gun boats, have entered the
Dneiper. The Emperor Alexander had left
Nicolaieif for Elizabe 1870 miles northward.
General Todleton is entrusted to fortify Nj
colaieff.
The London Times says that Gen. Simpson
has resigned or is dismissed.
The Globe says he is not recalled, but that
physical ailment may induce him to resign his
post. The Globe also says that new COM
mander has been appointed, but does not give
his name.
AsIA.-When the Russians in Asia heard
Of the fall of Sebastopol, they, on the 29th of
September, made an attack upon Kars. Turk
ish details of their repulse were received
The Russian loss is reported to be 2G00. Two
Turkish redoubts were lost and re-taken four
times. The Hungarian General Konnuty
commanded the Turks, in the absence of the
English General Williams.
The Russians have fortified all the passes
leading to Tihis.
GREAT BRITAIN. - Parliament met pro
.torma on the 23d ult, and was prorogued till
the llth of December.
A new coalition Of Lord John Russell,
| Bright, Gladstone, and D Israeli is still talk
! ed of.
Lord Palmerston wishes the Earl of Shafts
bury to accept the vacancy of Colonial Secre-
| tary, but his colleagues oppose it.
The London Times has a noticeable edito-
rial respecting American expansion. The
| Times says The English government is
| emitting no opportunity of reinforcing the
! West India squadron, and thus inerposing
! powerful barrier between Britain and the
| North American continent. At this moment
North America is in Profound peace with the
whole world, yet it is not the less true that in
| her ports are fitting out, at this moment, pi-
ratical, tillibustering expeditions, destined to
carry war and bloodshed into the dominions
| of an unotfending l.eighbor. We cannot be-
| lieve that those who are now engaged in en-
rolling unhappy men for these desperate and
/ criminal enterprises, fully contemplate the
success of descent upon Ireland for in
stance, as probable or even possible. If we
can prevent the expeditions from sailing, or
| intercept them mid. ocean, we shall have done
much towards avertIng the dangers which
must arise, should they be carried out to their
natural developments
Lord Wharnclhe AID Mr. Lucas, a member
Of Parliament, are dead.
The New York clipper ship Carrier Pigeon
was abandoned at sea ; she was towed by the
steamer Labron into Cork. The captain and
crew afterwards arrived i'll boat.
The ship America is ashore at Gibraltar a
SPAIN.-There were one hundred cases of
cholera daily at Madrid. General Tacon,
former Governor Of Cuba, is dead. of cholera,
aged so.
ITALY.-Distress from cholera, scarcity and
crime, is increasing in Tuscany.
PRUssIA.-The British Consul Curtis, of
Cologne, is on trial before the Police Court,
charged with enllsting men Tor the British Le-
gion,
DENMARK.-The Danish Government has
forwarded circulars to all European States in
teresIed in the Sound Dues.
The king of Denmark writes to all states
to discredit Commissioners to a Congress at
Copenhagen in November. Attach to the cir.
enlar is a memoir explaining Denmark S
rights, and dimly limiting at a modification of
the Danish tariff. as the best means of settle
ment The memoir also expresses wish that
America will exhibit good will and join other
powers in amicable arrangement.
Denmark has simply invited the states of
the Baltic, namely, Prussia, Russia, Sweden,
Meeklenburg, and Lubbock, in order to come
to an understanding with them as to the pos
sibility of purschasng the Dues
GREEcE.-The ministry has been changed
again. Condostonato appointed Minister OF
Finance; Cristopoalo, of the Public Institu-
tons; Both, oil the interior, and Tricoupi,
for Foreign Affairs.
EGYPT.-The Pasha of Egypt has prohibited
the export Of grain after the 9Th of January
next, owing to the short coming in rise of the
Nile.