Butte record., 1854-11-18

whom are two general oficers. and two
guns, have been taken bv the English
army" In the light tbe Chronicle s
corr spondenf at Constan ntinople, under
he tie of September 2Sth, forwarded
the following:
CoNsTANLINoPLE, Sept. 26th.
A battle was fought on the heights of
the Alma on the goth of September
The passage of the river was forced and
the Ru SLAMS repulsed the steamer Ma
aell which has just arrived, has brought
this news. The French General. Thom-
asson, Is on board wounded in the alb
d"mfn. Gen Canrobert was wounded
in the shoulder Marshal st. Arnaud
and Cen Raglan commanaed personal
ly. The victory is -conplete The al
lies hal 2,400 killed and wounded the
Russians suffered far greater losses :,
many cannon have been captured -
Three English steamers protected the
pass &c Of the Alma from the sea.
Teiegraphic dispatches of similar con-
tents were received from Vienna and
Paris 1he following importont aid.
ttonai intelligence, how. yer, ere ted m
nensc sensation. Il ANNOUNCED d the sur
render of Sobastopol I give ,ou the
vAfl'us versions that yon may firm youi
own Judgment, [ must aud that up t
the closing o! this l. tier, no official dis
pa ches hns been received either BY this
OF the French Government confirming
the fact Of Sebastopol being in the hands
Of the allies.
VIENNA, Oct. T>t.
The Ru sian loss at the battle of AL
ma is estimated at 5000 killed and
wounded.
BUcuAREsr, Sept Goth.
Ihe Russian, have been totally de
ie ted on the river Katcha. after sever
al hours sanguinary conflicts. They
we're pursued to the trenches before
5 bastopol, now become untenablc.-
The allies took all the forts on the igtt
bank OF Sebas opol harbor.
The health of Prince Napoleon is per
feet. His attitude in The presence of
he enemy was admir- d by the army -
II" begs that the news concerning him
sh II be given his father. Our troops
W re to resume yesterday morning the r
movement uron SebasIopol
VIENNA. Oct. Sd.
Several private dispatches receiv, d
here to-day, confirm the intelligence re-
ceiyed from various quarters relative 10
the fall of s. bastopol No official con-
tirina'ion, however, has reach d US, bat
an ofiicial despatch from St. Petersburg,
dated lst instant, stating that adv ces
from Prince Mtnchlkoff Of the 25th
makes no mention Of disastrous events,
causes some anxi ty here. Piece NJ n.
chlkoif's dispatch to St. Petersburg is
doubtless dated the goth and not the
26th, for his list dispatch was IL DAYS
IN route
The local papers publish the following:
F.. Five hours after the bombardrnont. Fort
Constantine blew up 10000 Russians
were buried in its ruins. Prime. Men
ciHk"fi fed to Fort Alexander, where
$4,000 Russians surren Tered. The al
lied fleets simultaneous destroyed the
outer harbor forts, and vanguard of the
Russian feet. Prince Menchk IF is re-
ported to have unconditionally surren-
dered on the 25th.
BERLIN, Tuesday, Oct. 3D.
A 'elegraphic dispatch has been re-
ceived here direct from St. Petersburg.
1t says that Prince Menchrkoff has t. le-
araphcd, un''er date of Sept. 25th. that
he has withdraw his Troops unmolested
from before Sebastopol wards B kt,
schisarie. There he will await reinforce
ments from K ,rtsch and Perekop. He
adds th't Sabastopol had not been at
tlcted up to the 26th September.
\ letter from GaIacia, Scmpemper
2lst, in the Lloyd Of Vienna, says tn re
appears not to b. anv doubt that Omar
Pacha intends to strike a blow at the
Russians concentrated at Isnall He
wi not, however, commence his march
on Bes arbin until he he RS Of the cap
ture OF S opol
A letter has Just been received from
p iris, in which is the following highly
important information
6 | learn that an attack upon Cron-
st dt is seriously ntemplted almost
! Immediately. Genn n cit, of the engin-
ears. who distinguished himself in The
B. lite by the prominent part he took in
the direction Of the seiee # B marsund
repor ed personally to the Emperor that
be believed the attack was practicable
/ this year"
TAKING OF SEBASTOpOL
The most important news is the repor
ted cayture of Sebastopol, by the allied
arml' $. The following is from the New
York Tribune:
1t Is reported that after the most SAN
Culinary battles Of modern times, S .bas.
topol has fallen he facts as far as
known, are that a battle took place on
Sept. 20th, at the river AIma-the
French and English, with loss of 1900
kill and wounded, stermed the Rus
sian cnlrenci',neuts and drove then
back. The Russians are reported to
have next ulade stand on the Katch,
another battle was fought there, the 33d
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