Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-20

Il.otllo ol Ho.nn1U. .|Nn.D1 DI'.I. lINl 81 lSf
hastopei-.-oeeu era oofpol N mo Gn9slanu.
From lho1mail number Of guns OF nfleonen "a
ken BY ihe al|ipl at The Alma 81 The 2lsb We iti'
! iaf that thelf (lho ollio5l sues amounted 70 no
more than driving 40 kug9ian1 nom lheir lloel'
lion 90 tho heights, AZ all cvgnie Prince Mem
sehlsoh had managed egaln g bring his l9lces
into oTleTi aud, on lle % September, ne gave
battle 10 tie advancing foTcG an tho plains OF
kalanldi, on the fivet Koisoha. AAeE sanguin-
aTy enlargement, which lealed some hours The Rus
SLAMS were totally defeated, and pursued 10 lhtlF
entertainments before 6ebaalopol, Hete they an
pear 70 have made third elandi ond 10 have asalh
offered battle 70 the Invaders, tylf.
Ths result OF this battle Of Sebuslopo is given
inthe following dispatch from Omar lacha, al si'
lislrla, 10 The TUfkish minister NJ Vlenna-lhe
news having BEEN bIOQghl verbally by q VaFlaL
WHO came with sealed dispatches 10 Bucharest
"SsbnsiopoliS taken, With ell ils material and
aeol. The gqTi'on wsTe offered nee Withdrawal,
but preferred remaining prisoners Of war, They
Surrendered on The 25lb."
The Tugkish nilnlSleFin London Received also
tsleRfahhio despatch from the Turkish Ambassador
al Vienna, Which Is similar 10 character 10 q NUM-
Der 81 o'hei dispatches Teceivedih London OH The
Cd instant from tue same city. The muisleT sta.
ted % Tue Tunes lNaI he had no doubt The Truth
ofihe account
PhSate lslegEaphic d.spalches received Il Pntis
from Vienna cOnflm The intelligence, but the
MonlleuI has not Dc yet confirmed The lfuth u
these dispatches, and the English government has
nothing official.
We have no accurate Intelligence Of what part
the feet played III the conflict. Anda state
ment is made, which may have some foundation
ia truth, 10 the effect that the Russians were to.
tally ,Isheoiened al therTepsaled defeats and dill
not make lie piolFacled resistance they might hayu
done. Their feoIful loss, (l8,0U0) however, in.
dictate sufficiently brave defence.
THE LANDiNu IN THE cRlNEA.
The following Is detailed account OF the land-
ing In The CIimea OF the invading ainyi
On the 18Th, the formidable squadron OF the oil.
lies in sight Of The spot seleeted for the land
ing OF the main body Il their army All The ships
were drawn up 10 lines, aud extended font Of
nine miles. All eyes aud TELESCOPES wete tuned
towards the bsqch but not hostile uniform was
visible. The place is desofibeLAs lou strip OF
beach nd single, cast up 10y tie violence VI the
suil, and forming SOTO a chusswuy between
tue sea and slagnaut saltwater luke. This lake
IS about mile aud a half broad, and when the
fleet arrived was covered with wild fowl. AN
other SIMILAR sheet Of water lay 10 The South, and
another TO The North, towards Eupatcua.
From the ships the invodsIs could SEQ hume.
steads aud villages lying peacefully IN tile rays Of
The autumn sun, and The Inhabitants quietly pur.
suing their ordinary occupations. Hundreds OF
cattle cOVeted the fields, and tie lnUn.buuSts
were surrounded by the evidences OF an abundant
harvest, IN Ihe shape OF stacks Of gTaln. The IN
hObilanIs, in tIeSs and aspect, bore resemblance
70 tue better class OF Bulgarian farmers.
Al 3 O'Clock Ia The morning OF the l4lh,
most Of the feet we're utlleir assigned positions,
and without ANY great deviation from The plescr-
be-, order, the ships were drawn in line parallel 10
The beach, The Ftcnol running close Ia shore, be-
low the cliff Of The plaleau.
LANDING OF TaE FRENCH.
| a lille after Z, q French boat, containing 10 OF
Is men, pulled quieilyto the beach, and landed
her crew, who advanced short disIdnoe aud
commenced digging hole. Presently ueanXious
spectators from the ships saw o nugslaR tnised,
aud the iIi.colOTTun up! immediately, the PIGncl
Admiral fired guil-boals dashed out from eve
~ one Of Tie Friendships, aud IN 90 minutes they
had landed Q, 900 menl The French were thus the
FIRST 10 take possession Of the CTnra. The in
slant The French had lbnded iepment,a COM
lphny was pushed on to IeoonnOllTe, and skir-
misheIs rather pickles were sent OH in front. AZ
each regiment followed IN column, its pred-oes.
Sors deployed, extended front, and advanced in
light marching order en- trdiitT spreading out like
a tan, over the plains TWAS interesting 10 oh.
serve The plURTs s, and 10 note Tie rnpd ulallnet
In which they appropriated the sou. In on hour
Hllerthv first detachment had landed, 5000 ttoops,
Of all arms, were on the shore, and their advanced
posts were family observable between three and
four miles iromthe beach. The French had IN all
| "A, 900 men.
LANDING OF THE BRITIsll-NARROw ESCAPE CT CEN.
sIRuEoRoE Drown,
| The British, wluse fate II seems to he 10 DO ev.
eFyihing clumiy, although, IN tue end, e1rectu-
ally, proceeded much less skilfullym their debuT.
knliOn, and nearly had Gen. Sir George brown
been captured before their eyes by plqueI Uf
CosSacks.
| AIS o'clock in the morning one blaok ball was
runUp TO the masthead oil The Agememon, aud q
gun fred. This signal Neutrality-suspicious. OF
/ boats assemble round ships to disembaIk infantry
hot1
In sight, but now The figure Of a mounted Russian
officer, followed by Few C>sSaoks, Was distinct.
| ly seen OIL the heights. The Russian was within
|, 100 yuTds, aud through Iass lns every motion
could be watched. A letter saYs-"rhe Russian
rode slowly along by The edge Of the cliff, Hppa-
Eently noting the number and disposition Of the
aeel, and taking nOtes with great calmness IN
memorandum look"
The hussiaa continued his sketching. Sudden
ly a CoSsack crouched down aud pointed with his
lance TO The ascent oil tue cli(T. The officer Turned
and looked in that objection. We looked tou, and
lol q cooked hat rose above the HORIZON. A SINH.
lar hend'dTess came, also IN vsW' The first was
Sir George Brown, on looli The second we made
outIJ Le acknowledgement AfIey, The scehe
was exciting, The RusslDng upon his hU:se.-
The COSSacks followed his eXample--and HWny
they went, Sit George evidently not having seen
them.
When we landed we heard that Sit George
BLOWN hou o near escape IOIn OelHB lukcn pUSOu'a
Ell. IlHppeaTs that be had been the inst to land
and push on without sending Videtes, although
lie fortunately took The pIecautOn 10 bring n lew
soldiers with him, The COssaoks who hal been
dOdging among the rocks made dash at him when
within hundred yards, The general bad 10 run,
and was only saved by volley IRON the IuseeTs
which brought the purSueIs to a stand.
The TeslOl tile decentralization was effected with
out any incident worthy Of notice. Both officers
and men were in capital splits. .rr
RUSSIAN ACCOUNT.
BY the Russian paElYai Vienna the announce.
menl OF the capluTe Of SebnslopOl was considered
premature, though il was not doubted that the
Russian aims IN the Crimea had met with sgnnl
reverse. Thus, dispatch, dated Odessa, Of tue
26th ult., slAles that "seyeTal battles had taken
place III the CTimea, in some Of which HE Artillery
Of the fleets sharedi" aud that con tile 22d there
had been battle, tile decision Of which was ex.
pecled on the 2sd, in which the Russian loss hud
been considerable, one general and two colonies
having been killed, and Gen. ChOmatUG wound
ed"
THE DANUBE, vol
Omer Pasha Is at SillisTB, and is waiting ST.
AInaud8 order TO attack Bessaradia, All the ar
Iangenents IN the Turkish Amy indicate u winter