The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-01 00:00:00

SARDINIA.

TURIN, Sept. 27.—The Piedmon,tese Gazette, of
this day, publishes a despatch from General la Mar-
mora, dated Kadikoi, Sept. 11, giving a detailed
account of the final attack on Sebastopol on the
Bth. The general tenour of this is of course the
same as has already been gathered from the despatches
of the French and English chiefs. The following
extracts contain the only remarks bearing on the
part taken by the Sardinian army in this glorious
affair :

" To the west of the Military Port the attack confided
to the Ist corps, De Salles, was to he directed first on
the Centrai Bastion, and aftewards on the Flagstaff Bat-
tery. These two attacks were therefore to depend, the
one on the success of the other ; nor were they to com-
mence until after the issue of the principal attack on the
Malak hoff.

" The division Lavaillant formed the leading column
of attack against the Central Bastion. The brigade
Cialdini of the Royal troops, with 100 men of the Sap-
pers, was placed under the orders of General de
Sailes, and destined to form a head of column against
the Flagstaff Battery, which was to have been the last
attacked. The division d'Autemarre formed the reserve
of these two attacks. The works of approach, driven
with so much tenacity along the line during so long
a siege, and notwithstanding the great difficulties that
were encountered, whether from the nature of the
ground or the superabundant Russian artillery, were
joined to the left attack within 50 or 60 metres of the
works of the place ; and towards the right, at the dis-
tance of 100 or 150 from the grand Redan, they ap-
proached to 30 or less of the fosse of the trenches of the
Malak hoff."

After describing the capture of the Malakhoff
and the failure of the Redan, he says :
" Inasmuch as the Malakhoff was conquered, accord
ing to the arrangements of the French General-in-Chief,
orders were transmitted to the first c,,rps, Ds Salles,
to commence the attack on the left. The troops of this
corps destined for the assault were immediately, joined
in position, and disposed in the extreme trenches ; the
divi ion Lavaillant opposite the Central Bastion, the
Brigade Cialdini opposite the Flagstaff Battery, the
division of D'Autemarre in support.
"But the north wind which blew that morning, rais-
ing dust and smoke, prevented them for a long time
from perceiving the signal rockets ; and it was not until
2 o'clock the conquest of the Malakhoff was confirmed,
and they recognised that the signal for the attack on
the Central Bastion was given."
That attack' having, been only partially success-
ful, and the French artillery having re-opened a
fire which lasted until half-past four, General la
Marmora says :---
_

The latvnesi of the hour presented the ameault

being renewed with fresh troops, and then was ais,
countermanded the order to attack the Flagstaff Bat-
ttry, to which the Brigade Cialdini of our troops was
to have proceeded—an attack which had become im-
possible.

"I seize, however, the opportunity of testifying to
your Excellence the confidence with which the Royal
troops awaited the order of attack."
The list of casualties in the Sardinian army on
the Bth of September was—sub-officers, corporals,
and privates :

Killed. Wounded.
7th Regiment Infantry
Bth Regiment Infantry 0 ... 4
13th Regiment Infantry
14th Re,viment Infantry . 0 ... 8
_ _ _

3d Battalion Bersaglieri 0 ... 10
Sappers and Engineers

General total 4

Five officers wounded.

The names of the officers wounded are—Major
Govone, Staff Corps ; Captain Piola, ditto ; Lieu-
tenant Galli, Montferrat Light Cavalry ; Sub-
Lieutenant Coppier, 7th Regiment of Infantry ;
Sub-Lieutenant Codebo, Regiment of Sappers.
The English steam transports Golden Fleece and
Jason aro now at Genoa. They have been sent for
the conveyance of the Sardinian reinforcements,
which will amount to about 3,000 men, and will be
despatched on or before the 10th of October.

The bulletin of His Majesty's health ii; again
favourable to-day, it says—
" The eruption is gradually disappearing. The fever
and arthritic pains are much diminithed. In the past
night the august invalid was restored by a placid and
prolonged sleep."