American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-06
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NEW YoRK. Nov. 3o.-Tbe steamship
Atlantic, with dates to The nth inst. has
arrived at this port from Liverpool.
GENERAL ISrKLLIsEScK.-The latest dis.
patches from the seat Of war report official
ly from Lord Straiford De Radcliffe. tina,
a victory was gained on November 9th, by
Omar Pasta, over ten thousand Russians
mostly Georgian Militia, at the river In
gnar. over which, Omar, with a force Of
Turks twenty thousand strong. crossed a,
four different points. taking sixty prison
ers and three guns. The Russians lost
four hundred killed and wounded. The
Turkish loss was 300.
A private dispatch, evidently referring
to the same encounter, says the Turks
crossed the river Anakaya and stormed the
Russian redoubts, alter which they pushed
forward toward Kutazs.
Kars was still besieged. Appearances
indicated that the Russians would retire to
Tilis.
There is n~othingfrom the Crimea. On
ly a few ships remain in the Dnieper; the
bulk Of the fleet was returning to Constan-
tinople. Peace rumors were extremely
prevalent though vague.
Diplomacy was active, especially at
Stockholm. Vienna and Brussels.
The Paris Exposition had closed. Over
twelve thousand prizes were distributed.
including numerous decorations of the Le-
gion of Honor.
The latest rumors in England indicated
an carly dissolution of Parliament.
New YORK, December 1.-The Allan
tic brings one hundred and seventy-6ve
passengers. She experienced heavy west
erly gales for the last ten days.
The Atlantic arrived out at Liverpool on
the llth, and the St. Louis on the same
day at Southampton.
There is nothing Of Importance from the
Crimea. Both armies were occupied in
hutting and preparing for winter. A des-
olatory FIRE is kept up between the north
and South side of Sebsstqpol, and the for
siiieations of both sides are being augmcn-
ted.
The latest dates by mail are to the 81
of November. The weather continued
very fine. q
The latest dispatch from Gortschakof,
dated November 5, says:
There is nothing new in the Crimea.
The enemy continue to occupy the Valley
of Baidar, where they have two diyis-
ions"
A Russian Cadet, who had deserted, re-
ported that Gortschskor had determined
to hazard an attack upon tho Allies, who
were in consequence every night %reinfor-
cling their advanced posts aud supporting
them with field artillery.
Count Zamieski has been appointed tc
raise end command division Of Cossack:
and. Poles for the Turkish service.
A s.. petersburgh dispatch says the
Emperor left Nicolaiof on the 9Th Of Nov.
for the Crimea, TO, tAsrk GortschakoG';
army in person, and returned via Moscow
10 St. Petersburg.
Up TO the 18th of November, the Allie,
had not undertaken anything new in tn,
Crimea. 49,.
The expectation Of breadstuffs has beer
prohibited from all the Turkish ports, ant
importations allowed duty free.
A portion of the French fleet had arri
we'd in BiUcss Bay.
A private dispatch says that Russia hat
absolutely prohibited the export of bread
stuffs. Sweden was expected to follow
her example.
The Allied fleets at the mouth of til,
Bay Of Dresper had been reduced 70 q
vessels.
Official accounts Of General William
and MourayoF's attack upon Kars, hay,
been published.
General Wsddsll has been summoned t
Berlin. Rumor says he is again TO be dis
patched to Paris on a peace mission
Numerous communications are being tx
changed between tho Courts Of Vienna anC
St. Petersburg. but it is thought that pre-
liminaries for peace negotiations viii no
take a definato shape until the arrival o
Sir Hamilton Seymour, the New British
Minister at Vienna.
A Berlin dispatch, dated the 81. says i
appears more positive that preliminariel
are being arranged at Brussels, with th'
assent of Russia for the resumption Of ne
gotiations. Notwithstanding the denials per
sisted in. It 10 believed that peace is no
far of.
The formal closing Of the Paris E1hibi
ton: and the distribution by the Empero
Of the decorations and medals adjudged
took place on the 18th. The list Of Amer
lean premiums has not been received
The Emperor made a brief address, extol
ling the benefits of the exhibition. In re
lation to the wal he said:
you desire, as l do, a speedy and dc
sirable peace, but this peace to be durable
must distinctly. realize the objects TO
which the war was undertaken"
Europe must decide who is right and WIT
is wrong; a final victory is to bs achieved
by public opinion. He called on foreign
countries desiring peace to pronounce TO
or against the Allies, and argued tina
without peace or rest the forging Of thes'
arms was necessary TO carry out the OBJ
ject Of the alliance.
ENGElND.-1t is rumored that the SEQ
retaryship refused by the Duke of Newcas
tie will be given to Fredric Peel, who vii
be succeeded in the War office by DR. Lay
ard.
Gen. ~Codrington accepts the cammanc
of the army in the Crimea.
Orders and ribbons have been bestowed
on Generals Pelissier and Simpson.
The ch%artist, undor Ernest Jones ant
other former leaders. have appeared in
protest against the recent expulsion of ref