Demoine courier., 1855-10-11
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
New York, Oct. 2

The Pacific arrived Of Sandy Hook
at Z o'clock last evening, bu, owing 10
ite darkness Of The nigh, she was no,
seen. A boat from her landed
between II anI 10 and her Lews
'elrgraphed To This CITY. She brines
dates TO the 22d uli.
dispatches from Gen. Simpson from
the seat OF war had been received by the
Government describing the assault and
capture O: the Malakoif. lie says tina,
al ~ o'clock on the morning Of the 9Th,
the French colums under Genls. Bosquet,
McMahon, Delamole and Rogne enter.
ed and carried the Malakoif with mos,
impeiuous valor.
The British columns s,ormed the Re.
dan. bu, after a bloody combA, could no,
huld it.
The second assault could not be or.
ganIzed I'LL the III A. NJ, when the
X dan was found 10 be evacuated.
The loss oil life has been frightful,
particularly among officers.
Gu Peii.sies's dispatches had not ar.
rived.
The retreat Of the Russians 10 the
Perekop is con:radic,ed. II was assured
shaI ,hey would be unable to hold the
Nvr,h Of Sebas,opol for want of pro visi.
ons. Nothing decisive was knowl in
regard 10 exs move Of The allies. 1000
cannon. $4,000 balls and immense guam.
titles Of stores were taken possession Of
BY the allies in Sebas,opol.
The Gar Alexander in his address 10
his army says: IL rely confidently on
your courage 10 repel all future attacks"
and in letter 10 The King Of Prussia
says he "wiIl accept no conditions OF
peace d~erogatory 10 Russia"
The Gear in Company with the Grand
Dukes. has sigaified his intention of vi.
sting the Crimea. The Turks still hold
ksrs. having held possession since Au-
gust Z.
The Emperor Of Austria had cong,a.
'uIased Victoria and Napoleon on Ire
victory Of the Allies. There was more
talk OF negotiations.
General Simpsons despatch 10 Lord
Panmuie docs not differ from those
brought by the America. The English
attack was led by SI w Cotrington and
Lieut.. Gen. Markham.
The English officers killed in the at.
tack on The Redan, 25; wounded, 26;
dangerously. 20.
II 10 said the Gear, on receiving the
news Of the fall, sent, a dispatch say ing.
Russia nevei ~surrcnders after a tefeat."
Gen. Pelissier's latest dispatch says:
We are beginning TO occupy the town Of
Sebas,opol. The material left by the
enemy II even more extensive than l an.
s~icipa'~d. Another dispatch says 1000
guns large calibre besides 1000 .: Small.
Ter.
Another dispatch from Varns says a
detachment Of French troops who en-
tered Varna on the l4,h, found the streets
iull OF Russians and barricaded through.
~. The obstacles a, the entrance Of
he por. were abou, 10 be removed 90 a.
I" amt the entrance of ships. A repor,
says when the Russians saw the French
were masters OF the N alnkoT they blew
up the Redan. All the towers were ~
med, but they had no time to blow up
The Malakof.
Gen. Bosquet was wounded, buf no,
seriously. A letter from Warsaw says
as soon IS Marshal Paskie witch q, War.
saw received The news Of the fall, ne dis.
patched his Aid.decamp to Sebassopol.
Il, 10 certain many troops are 20 be
sen, 10 the Crimea.
MISCELLANEOUS.
/, is reported that Russia had under
taken the work Of mediation between
Denmark and the u. 8. on the Sound
dues.
In Paris there was considerable ex.
element on couns Of the high price oil
bread.
The Exhibition o. the Industry Of All
Na,ions will continue open ill Novem
Der 18th. The Empress 10 progressing
favorab!y.
The Inauguration of Don Pedro. king
Of PORTUGAL. was calculated on me 18th
with grea, enthusiasm.
The King Of Naples had tent apologies
n England aud France tor recens insults.
Mazinni's Revolutionary manifesto 10
the Nea2olitans had been published.