Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
Imp oriart M.us from the lSrat of Uar.
NEW yoRK, Nov. 3O-ll p. NJ.

, ne iusest dispatches lIOm IDe scar Oh
war repor, officially. from Lord Strait
ford Radcliffe a victory gained Nov. 9th.
over 10000 Russians, mostly Georgian
militia, al river lngour. which Omar
with Turks. 90. 600 strong crossed at
four points. taking go prisoners. 3 guns
and 400 killed and wounded. Turkish
loss 400.
A private dispatch, which evidently
refers 10 the same encounter, says that
tbs Turks crossed the river Anakava
and s,orned the Russian redonbt, after
which they pushed forward towards ku-
tails. kutais is still heseised. but APP
pearanees indicates ,ha, The Russians will
retire to Titles.
Nothing from the Crimea. The armies
are preparing for winter.
Only a few ships re main in the Dnei-
per. and the bulk Of .hs hee,s are return.
: ,ng 10 Cons,aniinople.
The Gar has returned 10 ST. Peters
bsrgh.
Peace rumors are again exire Tely pre-.
valsit. Diplomacy. however, is active,
especially al Stockholm. Vienna and
Brussels.
Paris Exposition closed. 1900 pri
zes irclud,ne numerous decura,iOns of
Legion oI Honor.
The lales, rumors are Of the probable
early dissolution Of Parliament.
Brown e. Sbipley report,ha, the I.iv-
erpool Cotton Market closed quie,er at
last WEEKS prices. BresdstuiIs slightly
advanced; provisions frm-rather dear.
A papse in the Sugar excitement. Mos,
ey marker unexpectedly stringent
Consols S7s.
The Atlantic NETT Liverpool al 4 P. NJ.
on the l7h. and brings l75 passengers.
She experienced heavy westerly gales
The last ten DAYS. Yhe Atlantic arrived
ont on Tire a. fh. and The 81. Louis on The
same day al. Southampton.
Both armies in the Crlmea are Who'll.
ly occupied in preparing for winter.
A desul,ory fire Ia kept up betueen
the north aud south uf S%ehastopol for
alterations. boih sides being augmented.
Latest da.es by letter November 81,
Weather fine.
G~ortschako6's lates, di.pa,oh, NV.
s. .ass nothing new in the Crimea.-
The eretny con,inue Ia nceu?y The val
ley Of Baida,. where they have two di-
visions. A Russian cade, deserted re-
ports Gortschakof determined to hazard
an attack. Tie allies everv night rein
fnrced tho a ivanced pc 9, E nd support
ed lhem vi h Geld a ile-y.
Count tSesMuiski. was appointed 10
raise and. Command a .~liyisiun Of Cos
sacks aud Poles for British service.
st. Pe;eesbarg dispatches .aSs the
Emperor LEFT NIcoiofs en- the Tn Novem
her Tor The Crimea. 10 thank in persan
Gnrtschakok's army. He re'uraed ,is
Moscow. to ST. Pesersharg.
Up u The i2ih the Alkes had not uu-
dertakcn anything in The Criaea.
The cxportatinn If breaasuTs p:o
hlbii"d from all Turkish ports. l.n1or
,a'io g aliowfd duty free.
A portion of The Frencli ffeet lad mr.
rived a, l}eicos has.
A private Dispatch says Russia alb
solu,siy prohibited The export Of bread
SUITS.
Sweden expected to follow The ex
ample.
The Allied fleet a, The ann'h OF Bug
an Dneiper. was reduced Ia % vessels.
Official accoun,s o. Gems Williams
ard Mouravief. Of The ailsvk on Kars.
iaee been Published.
Zen Weddell had been summoned TO
Berlin. 1t is reported he is again 10 he
dI'patehed 10 Paris on peace prospecis.
Numerous communications arc be Dg
exchanged between the Courts Of Ven
IA and 81. Petersburg, but thought pre-
summarizes for The peace neg o,ia,ions
would no, take definite shape. until the
arrival Of Sir Han lion Sc, mour, tie
new British Minister 10 Vienna.
A Berlin dispatch Of The Sd inst. SAYS:
II appears more and more pos tive that
prcliminsries are being arranged with
brussels with The assent OF Russia for
resumption 81 negotiations, noiwi,hstand
ing all :denials persisted in, and believed
peace 10 to be far off.
Formal c'os;ng exhibition dis,r hutton
by the Emperor. OF decorations and
eS.ls adjuJged. took place IN The 18th,
Lis, Of American premiums moi receive
ed. The Emperor madea trief address
sxtoling the benef, Of the exhibition -
In allusien 10 The wsr he saT!- You
desire as ! do, speedy and durable peace,
but this peace 10 be durable must dis
sinctly realize The objects for which the
war was undertaken. Europe must de-
eide who is righ, and who is wrong aud
final victory bs achieved by public npin-
ion." Called on foreign cou,,rlcs dpsi
string peace 10 pronounce for or against
,he Allies. and urged that without peace
or at bes, the forging Of ,hose arm. be-
came necessary 10 carry out the objects
Of the alliance.
Rumored Secre.aryship Of the colo
MES was refused by the Duke Of New.
caa,!e and 10 10 be Frederic Peel. who is
: 20 be succeeded in the war Office by Lay
ard. Codrington accepts The conima and
in thu Crimea. Orders and.ribanas were
besto Ned on Pelissier and Simpson.-
The Charlisls under Ernee, Jones and
former leaders re-appearsd in protest a
aa;oos tho So.oot avDnlsiop of thu rafu-