The Sun.
London, England, 1854-10-02 00:00:00

SURRENDER

SEBASTOPOL.

RUSSIAN FLEET, STORES,
AND GARRISON
CAPTURED.
BELGRADE, SUNDAY, OCT. 1.
The Turkish Ambassado'r has received through
Bucharest the intelligence that the two forts at
Sebastopol are taken.

VIENNA, SUNDAY.

A Turkish despatch, received from Omer Pacha,
announces that Sebastopol is taken, with all the
materials of war, the fleet, and the garrison. The
latter were offered leave to retreat without moles-

tation, but preferred to remain prisoners of war.

VIENNA, SATURDAY, SEPT. 30.

The evening Lloyd's says that the Tnrkish Em-
bassy has just received the intelligence that the
garrison of Sebastopol, with all its materiel, and
the whole fleet, have surrendered. Permission
was afterwards given for the garrison to withdraw,
but was declined, the Russians begging to remain
prisoners of war.

The evening Wanderer publiakes a despatch,
dated Odessa, 27th September. It says :

" The battle before Sebastopol commenced on
the 22d ; a decision was expected on the 23d.
The Russian losses are already very considerable.
One general and two colonels are killed. General
Chumutoff is wounded."

Another despatch apparently confirms another
private despatch to the effect that Fort Constan-
tine was taken upon the 24th, whereupon the
garrison of Sebastopol surrendered on the 25th.

VIENNA, SATURDAY, ►SEPT. 30.

Authentic advices from Bucharest state that a
great battle has been fought, which ended in the
victory of the Allies and the taking of Sebastopol.

The steamer which carried this news from the
Crimea to Constantinople communicated it to
another steamer bound from Constantinople to
Varna, whence the glorious tidings were forwarded
to Omer Pacha.
The latest authentic advices from Constanti-
nople, dated the 23d of September, received this
morning, confirm the battle and victory of the
Allies near Sebastopcl. Further details are still
wanting.

PARIS, SUNDAY, Ocr. I.

A despatch from Vienna, dated this morning
(Sunday), has been received by the British Ambas-
sador, announcing that the allied armies took the
Russian entrenched camp by assault on the heights
of Alma, defended by 50,000 men.
A Turkish despatch from Omer Pacha an-
nounces that Solastopol has been taken, with all
its war materiel and fleet.

The garrison -were offered free withdrawal, but
preferred remain ing prisoners of war.
The English Ambassador at Vienna confirms

the capture.
The French Three per Cents. have risen to 76f.

60c.

PARIS, MONDAY, OCT. 2.

The Moniteur publishes a despatch from Mar-
shal St. Arnaud,. announcing the battle of Alma
on tile 20th of sfeptember.

The enemy oce upied a ravine which could only
be crossed at thx ee points and the heights on the
left bank, with of very steep descent. They were
entrenched, and 'covered with artillery;

The allied trc iops attacked and carried those
difficult positions with unequalled vigeur.

The battle lac .ted four hours. The French
troops lost 1,400 killed and wounded. The loss
of the English tr aops is not known. They fought
valiantly against a determined resistance.
The Moniteur publishes a despatch announcing
the taking of Sol bastopol, but with all reserves.

The Turkish 3 vlinister in London has received
a despatch from . Omer Paella, in which it is
stated " &baste To]. has been taken."

RECEPTION OF THE' NEWS BY TICE
EMPEROR 3-APOLEON AT BOULOGNE.

Camp a t Honvault, Boulogne-sur-Mer,
. Saturday, Two o'clock.

I have only je at time to send you the following
important inteLligence, viz., that the Emperor,
while on the field, received a despatch, after read-
ing which, he tu] :ned round to his generals and the
troops, and said , "Sebastopol est prise !"

The news way ; received with immense cheering.

DESPATCH a F THE CHANCELLOR OF THIII
FRENCH C( )NSULATE TO THE MINISTER
FOR FORE IGN AFFAIRS.
BUCHAREST, SEPT. 26.
A French stc .amer, on quitting the mouth of
the Bosphorus , met another coming from the
Crimea., which announced to it that it was carry-
ing to Constami ,inople the news of the taking of
Sebastopol. 111 to French steamer touched atVarna
to announce Oa! is event, of which we expect mo-
mentarily the o fficial confirmation.
A true cop; ►.

MAYCHE DE LOISNA
Sub-Prefect of Boulogne.

VARNA, SEPT. 22.

Anglo-Frene 1 i ships, with troops from Malta,,
have left for E I tpatoria.

RUTSCHUK, SEPT. 24.

Despaches roc aived at Lloyd's announce that
the Turks are hastening through Bulgaria, by
forced niarches,,o on the sea coast.

BUCHAREST, Sinn. 28.
The RumianVy have been totally defetea on the

river Katcha, after several hours' sanzuinary

conflict.

They were pursued to the trenches before Se-

bastopol, now become untenable.

The Allies took all the forts on the right bank
of Sebastopol harbour.

The surrender of Sebastopol is reported.
Notwithstanding the above, no official confir-
mation of the taking or surrender of Sebastopol
has as yet been received.