The daily union., 1854-10-18
FURTHER BY THE BALTIC.

TIE EUROPEAN SESs-THE CaMEA ExrfDIroN.-ln ad-
diton to the eegaphe dispatches which appeared the
Union yesterday we take the following from London de-
4 spatehes by the Baltic
The government was the first This time 10 receive the
II in the form of teegraphc despatch from
Lord Sttford dc Radcliffe English ambassador Consia-
unople TO Lord Clarendon Foreign Secretary Itas dated
Constantinope Sept 23d and forwarded by her Majesty
consul general al Belgrade under date Of Sept soth7
No. II follows:
The entreached camp Of the Russians containing 50,-
600 men with numerous artillery and cavalry the
heights Of the Al-a attacked the Goth instant
m, by the allied troops and carried by the bayonet
halfpas g. with loss side of about 400 killed
and wounded and equal loss the side Of the
French The Russian army forced TO put itself in full
| retreat
4 The Duke Of Newcastle Minister of War Immediately
ordered the publication of gazette extraordinary copies
of which sent To the clubs 6c
The next official despatch received one from Lord
Raglan, oonmander-inchef Of the British army the
Crimea dated but evidently written on the 2st Sep
tember This despatch also through Belgrade II is
as follows:
The allied armies yesterday attacked the position of the
enemy the heights above the Alma and carried after
desperate battle about an hour and half before
Nothing could surpass the bravery and excellent conduct
OF the troops The position very formidable and de-
Tended by numerous artillery of heavy ealbre Our
loss regret to add is very considerable but general
ohcer has been wounded. The main body of the army
of the enemy estimated from $4,000 10 $4,000 infantry
few prisoners among whom two general officers and
! two guns, have been taken 10y the English army.
RAGLAN.
In the night Chronicles correspondent at Constant
nope under date of September 90 forwarded the follow
4 ing;
CoNsTASTINorLE, Sept 23, 1854.
| A battle was fought the heights of the Alma the
20th of September.
The passage OF the river forced and the Russians
repulsed.
The steamer Magellan, which has just arrived, has
brought this news.
The French General Thomasson is board wounded in
1 the abdomen.
/ The victory is complete.
/ The allies had 2,4o0 killed and wounded
! The Russians suffered far greater losses
/ Many have been captured
Three English steamers protected the passage Of the Alma
from the
/ Three batteries stormed.
The following important additional intelligence created
immense sensation;
VIENNA, saturday, Sept 80 1854.
Authentic advces from Bucharest state that great bat
tie has been fought which ended in the victory of the al
| lies and the taking of Sebastopol
The steamer which carried this from the Crimea
Consiantinope communicated it another bound
from Consantnope TO Varna whence the glorious dings
were forwarded TO Omer Pacha.
The latest authentic advices from Consantnope dated
the Esd of September received this morning confirm the
1 battle and victory of the allies near Sebastopol
yIrsEA, Saturday Sep, 30, 1854
The evening Lloyds says that the Turkish embassy has
just received the intelligence that the garrison Of Sebast
pol with all It's maf and the whole feet have surren
dered Permission afterwards given for the garrison
to withdraw; but was declined the Russians begging
The evening wanderer publishes a despatch dated
Odessa 21th September 1t SAVE:
The battle before Sebastopol commenced on the 22d
decision expected the 23d The Russian losses are
already very considerable One general and coonels
are killed. Gen Chumutof is wounded
Another despatch apparently confirms another private
despatch the effect that Fort Constantine was taken upon
the 24 whereupon the garrison of Sebasopo
on the 25th
PARIS Sunday, Oct l. 1854
despatch from Vienna, dated this morning sundayl
has been received br the British ambassador announcing
that the allied armies took the Russian entrenched camp
by assault on the heights of Alma defended by 10000
A Turkish despatch from omer Pacha announces that
Sebastopo has been taken with all its 1afrid and
fleet.
The garrison were offered free withdrawal but preferred
remaining prisoners OF war
The English ambassador at Vienna confirms tie cap
ture.
The French three per-cenis have risen 10 76f 60c
The Turkish minister in London has received despatch
from oner Pacha in which it is stated Sebastopo has
been taken
Cmr At HoSyAuLT BouIoosr SUR Mrn,
Saturday-two o'clock.
have only just time to send you tine following impor
tani intelligence, viz That the Emperor, while the
field received despatch after rsalag whioh be turned
round to his generals me troops and said baopo
est pyis r.
The news was received with immense cheering.
VIENNA, Sunday, Oct /.
The Russian the battle Of the Alma on the Goth
September is estimated at 600o killed and wounded.
BUCHAREST, Sept 29, 1854.
The Russians have been totally defeated the river
katcha, after several hoprs sangunary conflict
They pursued to the trenches before Sebasiopol
now become unienahle
The allies took all the forts the right bank of Sebasto
pol harbor.
The surrender Of Sebastopol is reported.
None Of the London papers have received the from
their reliable correspondents direct
From the ST. Lonis Republican Of Friday
SlSK1ye STEAMER IsAgKI4--The steamer Isabel
Capt. VIM. T. Hopkins in command bound from New Or