New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08

price yesterday.
The arrival Of the Asia at Halifax yesterday
morning places us in receipt of three days later
news from Europe. In the Crimea the French
and Sardinians were advancing from the line OF the
Chernsya and the valley Of Baidar and on the 18Th
ult. the French 0utpOsts were said to be within
nine miles Of Baksbisera and close upon positions
where, If anywhere the Russians were expected
to make d stand To the lines Of the Allies the
Russians oppose thirteen infantry divison'-one on
the north side Of SevastOpol two at 1nkermann,
two at McKenzies farm, and the rest along the
platesux which 8, etch toward AitOdor and thence
toward Bakshserai and the rivers Belbek Katcha
and Alma. The fire from the north side Of Sevas-
tOpOl was very heavy, chiefly against the Mslakof
and the French quarters west of the Karabeluaya
rayne. English correspondence of the 10Th sup
posed, in the face of this fire, that the Russians
were retiring on Perekop. A Russian dispatch
states that on the ed the Allies advanced from
Eupatora toward Toulet, forty thousand strong
but retired behind Aktatsh on the 23d, fndiog
themselves faDked by Russian lancers The en-
tire Russian militia had been ordered to reinforce
the army Of the south. Two liners, sixteen fgates
and number of gun boats had entered the Dneper
ard the Car had gone from Nikolaef to Eliza
betgOrod. Preparations were being made for
another levy of recruits, and prayers were offered
at st. Petersburgh for the Emperor's safe return
from the Crimea. Florence Nightingale was again
in SevastOpol and the hero Of the Redsn, Col
NOW Ger eral) Wyndham was at the head Of the
Fourth division. A million of shot and cartridges
and half a million pounds Of powder were found
by the Allies in the south side Of SevastOpol.
Their land forces, including the sick, amounts to
two hundred and ten thousand men.
In the Baltic tie English feet were going into
Winter quarters, and the coasting trade was be.
coming very brisk.
From Asia there are further accounts of the re.
pulse of the Russians in their attack upon Kars
Omer Pasba was at SOukoum Kaleh.
The London Times has a curious article on
American fllibusterism. 1t states that the British
WestIndia squadron is being reinforced to protect
British islands from it, calls the United States by
the significant name of North America, and digni-
fees the moyemert even so far as to spesk Of an
expedition TO Ireland. The Liverpool Chamber Of
I
Bank act of 1874, as during the monetary crisis
of 1e47. Sir Charles Napier was canvassng South
wark, the borough vacated by the death Of Sir
VIM. Molesworth.
In France the Paris papers talk of splendid gold
mines in Ca. enne and the Bank Of France had
made arrangements with the Bank of Amsterdam
for few millions Of francs in silver.
Spain and Italy were suffering from cholera, and
rumors we're afloat that King BOmba mad commit
ted gross outrage On some American citizens.
Denmark had not convOsed a European con-
gress, but had merely invited Russia, Prussia,
Sweden, NJ, cklenburg and Lubec TO conference,
in order to ascertain if it were possible to capital
ze and effect sale of the Sound dues
In Greece there had been another revolution in
the ministry, and the Pasha of Egypt had in conse-
quence Of the small rise Of the Nile prohibited the
export of grain after the 9th of January
Cotton and breadstufs had declined trhe, and
cOnsols stood at -.