The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-09
LATER NEWS BY THE ASIA.
HALIFAX, Nov. z, P. NJ.

HALIFAX, Nov. z, P. NJ.
BY the arrival of the Asia from Liverpool
we have dates to 9th Oct. She arrived here
last night.
The Asia reports the steamship North Star
off SOUTHAMPTON on eve of the 26th.
The reports that the Russians had blown up
Fort Nicholas, Gortschikoff and other for
tifcations, confirmed
Advices from Sebastopo1 show that the
Allies are advancing in strong force and that
the Russians are falling back in good order
upon their fortifcation.
The Allies were close upon the Russian po-
sition at Albat, where it is thought that they
must make a stand, in which case battle is
inevitable
The Russians on the North side keep up a
constant fire upon Sebastopol under cover of
which they were Withdrawing their troops and
concentrating them upon Perekop.
A Russian dispatch added the 22d says the
Allies had marched 10000 troops from Eupa-
toria to Tonlon but afterward fell back On OBJ
serving the Russian Lancers on their left.
The English gun boats had reconnoited the
river almost up to Nicolaef
a late St. Petersburgh dispatch says the
whole militia has been ordered to the army
of the South under Gen. Luders.
Gar left Nicalauffor Eleazbsgood, 100 miles
North Majors Delafeld and Morbica and
Capt. McIelland, American officers, had arrived
in the Allied camp.
The Allied troops officially reported in the
Crimea including the sick, amounted to $780,
600.
The attitude of Sweden at st. Petersburgh
is looked on with much uneasiness.
The English feet near Nargiani is preparing
to have the gun boats and the Elisanor had been
ordered to England.
The report of the Russian disaster at Kars
is confirmed, but somewhat modified; Russian
loss now reported at 1000.
The Turkish redoubts were lost and retaken
4 times.
The Hungarian Gen. Kenirtx commanded
she Turks.
1t is believed that the Russians cannot con-
tnue the seigc.
The Russians fortified all the passes leading
to Tifilis.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 90.
Brown Shipley 4 Go, quote cotton dull at a
decline for the week of q to Il. Sales of
the week SO 600 bales Sales to-day, Friday,
5000 bales; Orleans firm 63s. Upland so /.
Middling 81. Wheat dull Sd lower. White
quoted at Us 2d@12s Cd. Red lis 1od@12s.
Corn advanced Sd and closed steady. Mixed
ass Flour closed dull and at decline of Is.
Philadelphia and Baltimore 43s@43s Cd. Ohio
AS 6d@45s.
Provisions are quoted by Richardson, Spence
G. Co. as generally unchanged. Pork and Ba-
con steady.
Barring Bros & Co. quote corn steady and
prices unchanged. Sugar unchanged 1s@1s
Cd, the market closing with an actived demand.
Coffee trife lower. The money market is
wholly unchanged Consols for money quoted
at SO. The amount of bullion in the Bank of
England decreased 100000 6. Nothing doing
in U. S. stocks. State Securities better
Maryland Election.
a. BALTIMORE, Nov. z.
The election passed off moderately quiet
Theyotes will not be counted until tomorrow.
1t is generally believed that the American
ticket has triumphed.
New York Election.
New YORK, Oct. z.
The city has given the X. n. large major
ity. The contest is between the X. Ms and
the Republicans, but large plurality of the for
ner in the cities cannot be overcome. Partial
returns from the State show that the vote
stands as follows:
American $4,000, Fusion 10000 softs 81
600 Hards $4,000.
This city is carried by the X. Ms. by a
handsome majority.
New YORK, Nov s.
Kings county, complete returns gives Hards
$500, Softs 1921, Americans 6,1Oo, Fu-
sion $500. Oneida county, close between Flu