New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
THE WAR,

The announcement that the Russians had blown m
fort Nicholas aud their other works at OtshasoH q
COZ fru cd
The principal portion Of the news from Sovsr,pd
consists Of obs accounts Of the OF he
two armies in tie field the substance of which sp
psss 10 be that the Allies are moving forward su-
Dramatically in strong force, and hst the Russians are
retiring in good order back upon their fortified poi.
tiois The French ana Ssidinisns had advanced tron
the Chemays and 8aidsr line, and cotrespo idence Il
the 9th saws the French poe.s were within Line me,
of Bskshise al also close TO the Russian position Il
Abat ano Aizsl, where, if a. all, the RGssians mast
make a stand.
The Russians have thirteen infantry divisions oppc-
site 4 al led ues-namey, one division OF qua DC at
the forifcatops on the north plateau, two at llkec
man, two on Mackenziss ridge, aud TIE remaa1ng
ight guard the series of plsteeus from Bakshlsera
own TO Aitoeor ard the river sourses of the
Bebec, Katichs, and Alma.
English correspon !ence TO Oct II supposes that the
Russians frem the north side of Seva,to )o we're fad
ing back by de'schmeuts on Perekop here was.
hoseyer, diminuon OF the ire from the forts aud
batteries Oh the north eide of the hsrbOr. Their fe
curing the last four days bad been very active, sad
vas chiefly erected against the Ma'akof and the
FIerCh quarters ia the western part Of the soath side
The English aud French were engaged in clearing
away the ruins o. the city.
A Russian dispatch of the 22d vii Berlin says ths
Allies forty thousand strong had marched from Eapa-
TO ia toward Toulat, bu, on the 23d ptrcelynk our
ancers their left flank they returned oehini Akts's
Chi. Nothing has occurred between kimburn and
NkolGief.
English letters say that the gunbOa,s reconnoitertd
too near NikoaIef.
The latest dispatch from st. Petersburg, dated Oct
Goth says:
The whole of the mi itia hiss been ordered on the
march to reinforce the army of the south under Gen.
Luders Two liners, sixteen trigates and some gan
boats have uttered tto Dntiper.'
The EmL ei or Aexanoer had len Nlkoaieh for EliE.
ebseorov, one hundred and thirty miles northwGd.
The usual ttory is revived, tuat his reason Is sf
feced.
There is rotbing more definite as TO the resignation
or recs OF Gen Supson than was brought out ,y the
Arego
The london Post says that a new co nma1der is sp-
pointed, but does not give his name. Rumor mendoas
Sir De Lacy Evans, Coo rDgton. Markham Colin
Campbell and Others.
Msior Delsfeld Major Murdoch, jr., and Captain
Mcclellan American officers, hal arrived ia the camp.
a British sener al order p0vldes them with raaous
during their stsy in the Crimes.
Osman Pasha, who was taken al Slnope had beeo
txchsrged.
Miss Nightingale had returned TO Sevasopol.
Gen. Wy ndhem, the hero OF the Redan hzs the com
maud of the fourth British division.
The Monitor publishes list Of the stores found IN
Seysstopol comprising Ia million shot and cartridges
and half million pouI ds Of guDpowder.
The land strens til of the Allies in the Crmea, laciu
ding tie sick is officially reported at two hundred aud
ten thousand men.
A ST. Petersburg letter OF the 18th SAYS the Allied
successes had caused dependency, yet everything in
die ,ted the intention OF Russia to continue the
Preparations were making for q fourteenth levy and
enrolment Of the loo a. militia. Prayers Offered
for the Emperors safe return from the Crimea
Tt attitude of Swecen vas regarded IN 80. Peters
burg with increasing suspicion.