The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

sian deserters had reported that Prnco Gortschao
would attempt general action before making retreat
The Russian army having scsn orcerei 70 hold itself In
readiness from attack the allies reinforced their ad
posts every night and supported them with deld
artillery The allies had completed some very important
works Fort ST. Nicholas, and increased the numbsr
Of batteries bearing the northern FORTS Prince Gors
chako reporting ir the Crime& the th ul states
that the allies continued to occupy the valley Of BsidAr
with two divisions.
The latest despasches from Prince GorschakoR state
that the vessels line Of the allied fleets had set
sa from Knburn The light vessels remained At their
old anchorage between Otchakof and Knbarn. letter
from ST. Petersburg the 3oth of Oct says that vice
Admiral Metlin who has been appointed Governor Of
Mic ,laief in the Of Admiral do Berch young
protected by the Grand Duke Constantine, and
formerly chief Of the staff OF the Black Sea feet In adi
tion the title Of Governor Of Nicoaief he is to be
called administrators Of the NicoaieG DISTRICT Il
possess the powers OF the commander chief Of tho
Black sea feet and the command of tho ports of the
| Danube.
1t was stated in despatch from Hamburg, that the
British ships at present in Kio habor received By
telegraph order immediately to return to England
| The Post Amt Gasette Of Frankfurt Says
All the powers invited to take part the approaching
accepted the invitation. France and England viii bs
there represented and It Ia certain thss the Unisei
| States Of America will also send plenipotentary.
Tho day fixed by the Danish government Tor the open
ing Of the conferences the Sound Dues the 20th
nit Prussia will be represented there by her resident
Minister in Copenhagen, Count oriola 1t proba
bic that the governments invited viii respond to
the invitation by deputing their representatives to at
tend; but In all probability their instructions will for
the present be confined to the hearing of proposals
the communication of which to the home governments
special instructions viii be issued.
The Danish government, II il stated repudiates any
intention OF reln9uishng its neutrality Of entering
into negotiations for altering the present law OF
1 sion.
We learn by despatch from Berlin that In order to
increase the number of officers the Emperor of Russia
has issued ukase applicable TO the whole Of the
pre facilitating he entrance Of the poor nobility into
| the army.
telegrapbic despatch from Berlin states that Aus
tra reported her intention bring
ing the Eastern question before the Frankfort Diet it
is considered certain that she will obtain the sup
port of Of the important German States of
| the second class
The anticpators OF peace say that everything Is in
train for tho renewal Of negotiations Sir Ham
ilton Seymour the English Ambassador arrived at
| Vienna.
bees Of sulphur have been dcovsred both sdes the
volga, near ssamara. The Russian government has g
are said to be more valuable To Russia than dsco
| very Of gold at this jancture.n
l. Jle Hanover Gescfe, Of the 3D. the
cation OF the electoral colleges According tho
s'itution Of l8a0 the oeniiye elections must be
royal ordinance. The constitutional patty rely pre-.
sentipg itrelf at the elections, and they think
they shall OBTAIN imposing minority in the Second
Chamber The period for the states General to meet is
| not yet hxed
Tho lndsuend,ce Beige has the following: anx-
ety eyipced at the Mnnisry for Foreign Affairs for
the tate OF M. Bosch, Charge dAHars to the United
States since his departure for his post at the end Of
this diplomatic has given no signs Of lie, and no intei
gence, II is sad, has been received Of him from any
! quarter.
The French government Is said to have demanded or
the Holy that the reply to the Picdmontese
dun shah be published contemporaneously with the
visit Of the King Of Sardinia to Paris The exled and
ditious Archbishop of Turin resides at Lyons through
| which city King Victor Emmanuel will pass.
The London Caroaicte Of the 18th ult., says
It has been very generally reported in the neghbor
hood OF downing street. that the Buke of
teegrsphc message declining the Colonial sec Ietary-
Ship and that such Office has been offered 10 Mr. Frede
rick Peel 1t is likewise rumored that at the recent ca
binet Coun Gil Lord Pamerston informed the members of
the government that he had offered the Colon Secro
taryship TO Mr. T. Peel who had accepted the appoint
ment The uDderecretaryship of War rendered vacant
by Nr PEEPS promotion IL is stated will bs conferred
Mr.. 1Ayard MI.
despatch from Berlin OF Nov. Ii sayss--
despatch received here from st. Petersburg states
that the Guar left Nkoaied tho 1th Of November
the Crmea to thank in person the army under the
ders of Prince GortschakoG
! excellent condition. and that he left the Crmea the
18th, to return 70 =. Petersburg via Moscow
Up 10 the evening Of the l2tn the Allies had made no
| movement Of any consequence
The daily elegraphs from Nkolaief be disconti-
| nued, now that the Gar has left that quarter.
We learn from Geneva that the radical party headed
by Mr. James Fasy has triumphed at the elections.
The troubles at saragosss over, and order Ia
| stored.
The Now ROTTERDAM Gds4n announces, on the faith u
letter from Berlin, that the Prussian police have not
discovered sufficient grounds for OBTAINING the pretended
Prince Of Armenia any longer in prison. He will be
| handed to the Dutch government its subject,
having been born In Java
The following has been published In the London Necs.
ADMIRALTY, Nov. Is, 1855.
The Secretary Of the Admiralty begs to acquaint the
editor Of the Day Sacs that teegr.phic message has
whale ship John Henry fell in with the Resolute Arctic
discovery chip oil Cape Mercy, Davis Strait The master
ship and taken charge OF the Resonte The Rsso-
lutte abandoned in the Arctic regions By Captain
Keett In the late expedition discover
sir John Franklin.
The Poa Ami Ga-etteI contains a letter from Hamburg
Of the eth which states that the uthores Of that
place had instituted proceedings against parties
listing for the Foreign Legion. Several persons have
arrested aud amongst others the captain OF the steamer
Helgoand who has taken many individuals to the Eng
ish recruiting depot lie has been placed In solitary
| confinement
The Bank Of France returns for the past month have
just appeared and present tbs anticipated results. The
bullion shows further dimnusion Of fsa0 oo0 but the
circulation has at the time experienced reduction
Of 81 900. There has likewise been reduction o.
900 in the advances on pubis sccurtis 81 600 900
In the advance railway shares f7000O0 In
the private deposits, 81 900, 900 In the Treasury
balances, and nearly ki 600 900 IN the Discounts On
the whole the account which thus shows general con.
traction of operations, favorable had been cx-
peced and tends TO confirm the impression that the
receipts ~ specie during the past may have
been nearly eqaal 70 the Withdrawals The fact how
ever, that this has been attained only by con.
tinuouH sacrifices and efforts the course OF
affairs during the next month two regarded
l great interest.
The Attitude or England towards the United
1 States.
| Prom the London Times, Nov. I'LL
1 While the governments Of America and England are