The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25
THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA.

THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA.
No ohicai dispatches had been published relative to
the battle of Alma. The English lost 1000 men killed
and wounded, and tho French 1,400 Nothing but the
want Of cavalry prevented this dscaive victory from
being turned into complete rout Of tbs Russians.
The allies had changed their plan and were to attack
sebastopol from the south, where It was found to BE-
weaker 1he base Of operations IL Baakava whore the
cavalry and siege artillery are landed.
The Russians had sunk feven ships Of the line at the
mouth of the harbor.
The bombardment Of seoastopol commenced on thu
Sth October.
Narsbal st. Arnaud is dead ana Cen CsnroSert is
chief in ctmmand Of the Ffench army.
Aemel has been nearly destroyed BY fre.
The London 7ises of the llth instant contains the
following intelligence
A tslegraphc despatch dated eleven O'Clock, from
Paris states hst according to message just received
from Vienna the bombardment OF Sebsstopol hAd COM
menced at O'Clock ON the morning Of the 4th.
dsspatch from Marseillss Of tho 10th, announces
that orders nsu bsen gives -a,..,,. ~
Marshal ST, Arnaud with all the honors that paid
him upon lis departure for Constantinople The Fsre
ws which he had addressed to the army, dated from
his bvouac the goth September had arrived st Fou
on he says that by the cruel disease against
which he had long struggled he il obliged to resign
his command. he pays the highest compliment to his
successor, (Canrobert) who" says the Marshal "wil
pursue the victory OF the ks and will have the good
fortune which had imagined for myself, and which
envy him-that Of leading you to sebassopol"
E1he Times Of Oct o. 10, IL, contain volumous details
or the battle OF the Alma
The news Of the death of Marshal st. Arnaud reached
Paris and London on Sunday tine 8th.
After the battle Of Alma, the Russians burnt all the
villages which they passed through. In their flight
thAv Abeut COCO wounded behind them,
esbastopol was completely invested. and body Of
5000 French and Turkish cavalry to have LETT varna
ON the 28th.
The Sinai arrived ct MarseiIles Sunday evening.
Advises from the Crmea to October were at Consanti
nopls. The allied army arrived on the 2eth at Bslsk
lava, and the fort was surrendered the 2Sth.
One thousand Russians, who were escorting convoy
of munitions Of war; had been made prisoners. Mem
schikof himself narrowly escaped capture.
The garrison Of Anapa (bsfors reported burnt BY the
Russans) $4,000 strong was on its way to sebastopo
THE LATEST.
VIENNA, Oct. l0-Evening.
On the 10Th September, between 40 and 100 heavy
guns were disembaztsd At Balaklavs
According to q Russian official despatch from st
Peterrburx oth the allies had made attack ssbAs
sopol up to the Sd. They still occupied BAlsklAva
PARIS Oct. 10, 1854.
A despatch from vienns states that despatch from
Nenschikof received that day that the aea
had establish Cd themselves BalaklAva and Cape Cher
and that no attack had been made upon Ssbaso
pol mp to the Sd October
Gen. CAnrobsr had bssn in the enjoyment Of perfect
health.
hs Three DOR cents closed to- day At 7ef ESQ., and the
At ssf 7oc, for ths and Of the month
BxsLx, Oct. 8, 1854
ha fclo uuhl shada ~ q
Petersburg ON the 9th -
sPrincs Menschik Oh has advanced his army corps
Or 70 the North Fort The French have left the north
dde without contest and embarked TO join the En
slish who have landed ct BAlahiava."
THE DANUBE.
BUCHAREST, Oct s, 1854.
sixty thousand Of the allies have tsien possession
Cape Chersonese Prince Gorts chakof Is Ill
There is great concentration Of Turkish troops .
Natschn. Omar PAsha begins his operations asains
ths Russians In Bessarabia immediatsly
CommexcAal A6Ihars,
TIE MONEY MARKET.
Consols closed 1t s6k e53s. Money was tight.
AADazD, Oct ., 1854.
LIVERPOOL COTTON NARKxr.
The sales Of cotton for the three days were IL OO
pScy Wnion Woro W specuAnsofs, snu S,VVV iO
export. The demand was but moderate, both from tn
Trade and exportsrs and prices quotsbiy unchsngsd
Bollinshsad Tstisy Co.'S circular gives the sales o.
estton Of the 10th at 5000 bales Of which 500
Tor export, and 900 speculation The market closes
dun, but without change from Fridays quotations.
THE BREADsTuFFs xARKEr.
Flour Was in moderate demand. Western canal VA
quoted at SIS, and Ohio ass Holders Of Indian
ssre pressing the Market and the rates obtained
H. lower. Yellow and white were quoted At aos, and
mixed At 37s.
The London corn market vas 1s. cearer.
Passengers by the WashinQton.
Thicle, Mrs @ Zoechler Mrs A Bosco vits M i ANN
lady, three eniidren and servant: Mr. Dngs Mr.
LADY tour children and servant Mr. Eehhorn Mrs yezi