New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11

the night Of the 18th the Commander-m Chies nsa
suceeeded in landing IL their infsntry and pan OF
their artillery. On the 18th the swell on shore con-
sidersbly impedtd operations, but some progress "'
made, supported by division Of the feet under NJ
Z. Lyons. On the 18th the dsembarkstion OF horses
ard baggage proceeded with with the utmost ra-
pdih. The siege train and heavy baggage would
not probably be landed Of Old For, but was 10 be
carried by the feet to some place nearer Sevss;o
pol where they could be landed under the protection
of the army Thus save the fatigue and difficulty in
conveyance by land. The army was to remain in
poei,ion at Old Fort ill the 18th. when the troops
were 10 march aiong the coast road Sevsstopol in
the vicinity of which j, was expected they would ar
rive about the goth. The health of the troops was
excellent.
Omer Pacha re .eived a; Bucharest; on the e2d Sep
,anber. the following Dispatch dated Old Fort Sept.
II. and signed by Marshal ST. Arnaud and lord
Raglan.
S;sembark ed successfully 10 the north OF Sevstopoi
The enemy offered no opposition as we occupied on.
no.;,;ons. The circumstance has produced the most
p,ofound impression on the Tartar population, who
90 NOT conc. al their sympathy for our cause All our
guns and material have been Landed, and we march
anon Savas,opo with every confidence IN the success
OF our grand enterprise
variety OF rHuCrs WtIt NA1Shs - '-~
the steamer. one Of which, that the Russians aad
been completely routed, with loss OF 5000 men,
was not credited.
Geographic dispatch from Vienna OF the Zotn an
nounees that Prince Menchikof had advanced with
his troops TO Bsltzik the River Alma and had
taken up position there waiting the attack OF the
allies and expecting reinforcements. Prince Men,
ehikoff had also teegrsphed to St. Petersburg that
the Russian feet had sal ed from Sevastopo to inter-
cept the reserve from Varna. This was supposed to
be too good news TO be true.
The Paris Seiee says that Prince Menchikoti will
await the attack the allied troops in the intrenched
camp which protects Sevas,opol. Should the camp
be taken the town will be defenseless and tho old
Prince will himself set fire to 1t in fuh'lment OF the
resolution announced in his proclamation. Having
dote this be will the command OF the fleet and
rink naval battle, not with the hope of success, but
in the expectation OF glorious disaster.
Accounts from the Baltic state that it is nearly GER
tain orders had been received from England for the
BE- of Revs be fore the return OF the nee
The German papers mention a rumor from bdcna-
rest of great importance, if true, viz; that the Rus
,ap had not only no, evacuated GaIatz but that the
corps of Gen. Laders, $4,000 strong, had recrossed
tho Denube and entered the pobroda. Letters from
M,chn also state that place had been occupied sgan
nv the Russians. who we're determined TO try coup
de msin against Varna.
The Baltic reached Liverpool at AN. on the 27th
ult.
Lord Denman died on the goth
The viceroy of Egypt has given orders to dispatch
10, 600 additional troops, with corresponding force
Of artillery, to take part in the war in the East
The Paris Moaiteur announces that the Austrian
General Hess made his entry into Bucharest on the
93d September. The Emperor Of Austria had dis
patched Geographic orders to Gen. He's to offer no
onpo,tou TO the move ment of the Turkish army upon
Gaatcb or Ibrails, in the event Of such movement
forming mart Of the combinations of Omer Pasha. No
impedimept is to be thrown in the way the Austrian
troop, to oensive operations BY the allies against
Russia in the Principates.