The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
HIGHLY INTERESTING INTELLIGRNCg.
6uccNsses Of the Russians In Asia.
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XHK FAYE. or HAR8.
MORE FIGHTING m THE CRIMEA,
DEFEAT Of THE RUSSIANS.
Attempts to Negotiate . Peace.
Vigorous Preparations in Russia, England and
France for the Next Campaign.
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
DECLINE IN CONSOLS,
de-, DO, &c.
MORE FIGHTING m THE CR,MEA.
DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS.
Vigorous Preparations in Russia, England and
France for the Next Campaign.
INTERESTING FINANCIAL NEWS.
DECLINE IN CONSOLS,
D., DO, &t


Tue Collins mail steamship Pacific, Captain rdre,s-,
arrived at half past O'Clock yesterday afternoon. she
sailed from Liverpool Saturday, tho 18th inst.
The Pacific her outward passage, arrived a, Liver
pool early on Sunday morning the 9th instant having
reached the bar on the entrance 10 the river Merncy
1925 A. NJ, but was obliged 10 anchor from thick
her Her passage Is estimated At 10 days hours. on
the passage out the passengers presented highly
plimcnsary letter to Captain Edridge.
II Is affirmed that authentic intelligence has been
received Of the surrender Of KArs. The report is
that General kmcty, with another officer had succeeded
In making their escape, and that when they quilted
kars Con- Williams had been compelled by famine TO
send flag u truce TO tho Russian camp oisns cap
tulation.
Notwithstanding the very general ruuors respecting
negotiations for peace, mr. foreign journals In the
teest OF Russia persist In denying that there the
slightest foundations for such runners.
In despatch from Berlin IL asserted that the rsnI
Duke Constantine has ordered the captain every vessel
In the Baltic fleet 10 make return Of supplies received
and especially TO note thc articles not furnished In sun
cent quantity This order said to have caussd by
the wre,ched state Of the crows concerning which the
most incI edible tales told.
II ia stated in letter from Hamburg iha, squadron
d ten new gunboat. have entered the port Of
sweaborg, coming from Cronsts1t
Tbs Baron De iapgenAn, th. Austrian Minister, Ia.
gone 10 Stockholm wtthe object II Is sail Of inducing
Sweden to adopt the Germsn policy "a fcgirds the
Eastern question: In pefsreace 70 th,, Of the wealxa
Powers.
teiegisphic despatch Is reported 70 have bo-n
received In Paris, dated sebsstopoi the sth instant
giving an account OF a rather sharp engagement, Ia
which the Russians completely defeated.
The statement IA 10 the effect that bet sren . 600
and 1900 infantry and 400 aud 5oo cavalry
had "a. "a D,l = N
fighting the enemy bca.a retreat leaving In the hsnas
q the allies about thirty prisoners Including officers
besides kiiici and wounded, OF whom the
yet tnoSn. The loss the part of the allies Ia said
be insignificant.
money panic il announced to have commenced la
Russia A. Moscow and other places the bank
refused loan Tor 90 900, 900 roublss ha, beea
opened in Berlin, but has met with yery n.tls
Adyices from Bei lin connrm the intelligence it.' ~.
vsria and saxony have notaed {, Russia thelr sse
peace concluded the basis OF the Pour Gaaraae.
Tho communications from these states Il il saIi cop-
tanned no other propo.ition
1t il stated 10 be- the intention Of the Rnssian g,Tern
nen 10 effect Immedis. enamel patton u the n
the whole empire. Tho Emperor q sai y be favorable
10 the measure, ana tho Isndownng afistocr.ey vho
lave been soundsd offer opposition.
Since the snow hs. been covered with crss n lcs,
enormous trAns Of slsds "alx nies l,ng have ca.
tered the cmsa by Pcrekop and the spit oi Arabst,
loaded with provisions. and article, for the u thc
army.
II u stated In despatch from bsrln that y1t QgaaI
ties II sulphur and sa,pctre continue = be exported
from tina, country into Rusa mred With Other ArtieIss
70 eyaas tho prohibition Issued by "a. rrassizn
government By assuming the form o. indigenous pt0.
duct
ierter from yennh, y tie lst sajs -" The hapress
~ Aus,fia Ia sgAin IN an ip'etes' Ing situaiitn"
Adsiees hsy. been received ettt aen'h n iho sli
brother y tho hou,e q Ro,5cha at Frankfort "a IL.
9Th Inst. Baron Anfelm i9'bschid the iairl e
the brothers Ro,hselid who a. cersrtci fah uc "
1860 the ef of the house r. " plcs Carl AMI ho ,f
~ the hous. 10 yisnna, sc,aen b,Ning already lsd
hi. yesr. oftho G,e brothers there scuiaips oor eHy
rames the aef q tho house II rss nsroa Ap,elu
looked tho founder y ~ grra, hransAi nsAs-hH
roper, and, though porsrusd a osa -uiN,a'las AL
education than biz brother decided gta1s IL
no ey matters; he diei ebiides, abd hu ieu = ~
house fortune Il 10 oeocoo gs@rn. Ihs faBtfs isx
plsce The uorpng y ihe sth st al thaurh Grvo4
n sny s,empt al external spen ior, Il attenesi ~
more than hundred enrrisgea X psraaas vhsta
during life he hsd stood n HaAy ssra3 positions x
a brsnssa patron. ffsd ani benss o.ef lnelelrg
All religions and confession.
Ad,icss from Jaya BY tie Overland mail n tas i0t x
oetobsr, mention that, owing = u eonnnaapes ~
drought, grea, aTpgehfnsgna sne,talhsi fs' NJ
growing crops Of rice, sugar A. Ths Java Bt s,A'ra
Inst ., iDdrsnays the sr hh3 rsssks1 hsstl j.
TIA, district, uAt III aniuals (uoskeys ma1k-at, A.
had vertursd into e hga.e- io sesk - wstsf sps A.
loved Themselves 70 - tsisn ~ 'at tAat u & ts~a
that The inhalant N inars 1ags n hs saii pe9f ~
slght months hsd tn 81 sp4 srh5i,s3 tn auihgf,r
90 tigers. 900 pna hogs - aIhgasofs, 900 slsirs.
100 ts. q 'hs isfrest sisd, eToco ap, - 40
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