Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-16

The steamship Asia arrived at Halifax on the
night of the 9th inst, with Liverpool dates 10 the
27th There is no news Of Importance from the seat
of war.
The report Of the Russians having blown up tort
Nicholas and other Notifications Otschakon is con.
frmed
Advices from Sebastopol show that The allies were
advancing in strong force and that the Russians
were falling hack in good order upon their forthed
positions.
The allies were close upon the Russian position at
AIbat where it is thought they must make stand
in which battle is inevitable
Tie Russians on the north side OF Sebastopol Keep
up constant fire upon Sebastopol. under cover OF
which they ithdrawiag their troops and concen-
tratng them upon Perekop
A Russian despatch of the 22d ult says that the
allies had marched 40 600 troops from EuratorIa to-
wards Toulat, bu: afterwards fell back on observing
that the Russian Lancers on their left
The English gun boats had reconnoitered the river
almost up 10 Ncolaef.
late St. Petersburg dispatch says that the whole
militia has been ordered reinforcement OF the
Army of the South under Gen. Luders.
| The Car has left Nicolaief for Elizabelhgrad.
about 100 miles north.
Majors Delafeld and Murdoch, and Capt. McCe-
lan of the United States Army, had arrived at the
allied camp
The allied troops officially reported in the Crimea.
including SICK amount 10 100000 men,
| FROM THE BALTIc.-The English fleet was near
Nargen, and preparing to leave. The gun.boats at
Eslnore have been ordered to England
ASIA The Russian disaster at kars is confirmed.
The Russian loss is reported at 1000. Two Turk
ish redoubis were lost and retaken four times The
Hungarian, Gen. Kernesty, commanded the Turks.
The Russians cannot now continue the siege.
! ENGLAND.-The London Times has noticeable
article touching American expansion and says
'The English government is emitting no opportunity
for reinforcing the West Indes and thus nterposing
a powerful barrier between Britain and the North
American continent. AT this moment, North Amer
lea is in profound peace with the whole world and
yet in her ports fitting out at this moment, pratt
cal flibustering expeditions, destined to carry
and bloodshed into the dominons of her unofending
neighbors.
1--WE cannot believe those engaged in enrolling
for these desperate and criminal enterprises fully
| contemplate the of a descent upon Ireland
for instance, probable possible. If we
prevent an expedition from sailing intercept one
mid ocean, we shall have done much towards arrest
ing dangers which must arise should they be carried
out to their natural Development"
| The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce has adopted
a resolution that the government should anticipa
any break-dow in public confidence by suspending
the operations of the Bank act of 1874.
FRANCE-The Bank OF France has arranged for a
loan of several millions in silver from the Bank of
Amsterdam.
SPAIN.-The cholera is raging terribly at Madrid
one hundred cases occurring there daily.
ITALY.-The cholera was increasing at Tuscany.
Russia has come to amicably understanding with
the Pope respecting the nomination of Bishops for
Poland.
NAPLEs.-lt was rumored that the government of
Naples had committed a gross outrage upon some
American citizens, the particulars of which are not
known
SwEDEN.-The attitude of Sweden is regarded at
St. Petersburg with uneasness.
Later from Mexico.
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