The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-09 00:00:00

LATEST NE WS.

HAMBURG, OCT. 8.

According to the Invalide Russe, the total loss

sustained by the garrison of Sebastopol, on the
Bth ult., was 362 officers, and 11,328 rank and
file.

Generals Lyssenko, Bousseau, and Jons Croff
were killed.

BERLIN, OcT. 7.

The Invalide Russe of the 30th ult. publishes

a despatch from Gen. Mouravioff, giving an ac-
count of an engagement that took place on the

11th of September.

The Russians defeated 3,000 Turks, and took
Hali Pacha prisoner. They also captured four

guns and three standards.

The Turks lost 400 men.

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BERLIN, MONDAY.
Prince Gortschakoff announces, under date of

le 6th :

Great activity is remarked among the enemy's
ships. The fleet is in motion•in all directions ;

.he number of gun-boats increases.
The Allied encampment between Balaklava and

he Tchernaya appears to be diminishing.
•
The enemy to-day descended into the valley of
the Belbek, but soon afterwards retired.

The following is from the Afoniteur of yesterday
evening :

" TREBIZOND, SEPT. 19.

" The news of the taking of Sebastopol has pro-
duced here, as it will produce throughout the
world, the liveliest enthusiasm. The Pacha caused
five salvoes of twenty-one cannon shots each to be
fired off. The Greeks could not conceal the pro-
found chagrin they felt at the brilliant feat of
arms on the part of the Allies, the consequences
of which they easily foresee.
" The last courier from Erzeroum has brought
news from Kars of the Bth inst. The inhabitants
were then ignorant of Omer Pacha's arrival in our
district. This circumstance cannot fail to give
new vigour to the defence of Kars.
" A fact in itself regrettable appears to indi-
cate that the place is far from being destitute of
provisions. It is asserted that Vassif Pacha, in
concert with General Williams, sent away from
Kars from 1,000 to 1,200 horses, with 500 men
as an escort, in order to economise the forage. At
some distance from the city the convoy is said to
have been attacked by about 3,000 Russians, who
made 200 prisoners and captured 300 horses. The
other horses, after dispersing over the plain, are
said to have in part reached Erzeroum. It is clear
that if previsions had fallen short at Kars, the
generals who command the place, instead of send-
ing these thousand or twelve hundred horses to
Erzeroum, would have retained them, for the
purpose of securing a supplement of food until the
arrival of the announced reinforcements, or the
setting in of the snow, should compel the Russians
to return to their winter quarters."

HOSTILITIES BETWEEN THE TURKS AND
ARABS AT TRIPOLI.
Yesterday's Illoniteur contains the following
TRIPOLI, San. 24.—The day before yesterday
the Paella sent out about 1,000 men to attack the
Arabs, who were at some distance from Tripoli.
The combat lasted for several hours, without any
decisive result. The Turks are entrenched in the
same position, and the Arabs from time to time
make a few skirmishes. In the battle of the day
before yesterday the Arabs captured two guns, but
these were subsequently retaken by the Turks.
Ghouma was not present at this affair—there was
only a tribe of the neighbourhood on the ground.