Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-02
THE FALL. sEBAsTepaL.

=, and we have the following additional PX-
irlets nm, p,,, or ssR,srop,t.
,o,vs by the America confirms the accounts
Nh If the south side of Sebastopo brought
oil I" r, the Washington, to which nat few details
arc added. ,..ar.,, =, H. ,r,.1. H. e....,,
"a ...,,5.nt and by far the fercest, the best
eo"'l and the most elective, opened
pa" sebastop5l. Prince GorSchakotf says
aS fra was "f"rcriy yleient' and "nternal,"
II ' kent up inces,anty until noon of the sih,
- ,aonths since landnglh the trhea, and BIG
I "' - tue opening of the siegr batteries. when
| d'ys If the Malakoff were silenced \ four.
/ hr NH was then made simultaneously, hy
fa'd ,"',nch. ocainst the Malukoif, the Redan of
II" ing Bay, aud the Central Bastipn, and by
/ h against the Grea: Redan All these
ih' yere for the moment. sful. but on.
a''9'' uolakoff could be held. The English sue
lad in gaining possession OF the salient angle
s.ao Rpdan and the French took both the Bias.
.',, and the Little kedan. but these positions
1ou ~ commanded by the inner lines from which
%''''aa.,, kent up such murderous fire that
w NV aonJ moi be sustained. the English retiring
..;i , 900 killed and wounded
s't' so;1 that on the two lower tiers of the
/ ,,ll.tor the French were sheltered from the enc
a",aI Gro in front, and were ihas enabled to make
ny oomnlee Judgment than was possible in
10 CASE of the more exposed Central Ba>ton
~ padans However. the Mnakoh proved the
Nv to sebastopol, aud no sooner did the enemy
NJ i in possesson of the allies than they began
las,rov the Notifications explode mines, sink
- hnrn their ships, and bctake themselves to
1s;r northern dpfences. On the night of Satur
L. tho 9fb instant. they evacuated the Snath
,rn leaving it in universal conflagration aud
pf the fleet nothing remains but three
small steamers
rba Russians row occupy the forts on the
,,,b mort of the harbor. including Fort C"nstan'
,, at he mouth Of the harhor, the Central
rat Eart catharine and number OF powerful
.."rios The Russian loss, in killed and woan-
lad IA SGT down ut 5000, and the French, the
,ame number.
nespAreAEs FROM ADMIRAL BRUAr.
Crimgn. Sent. lO-ll p. Nj inspected to-
H. snha .topal and its lines OF defence. The
IL I'D Cannot form an exact picture of oar victory
the full extent of it can only be und arStood by
H. examination of the place itself. The mutt.
8c,y of works of defence, aud the material
cans snplird thereto. exceed by far ANYTHING
ben IN the history of the war.
~ The captur. If the Mdlakoif has placed in the
Hands Of the allies a large amount OF material
anl immense ,tabli hnents, the Importance OF
Unlichit is not possible to state exactly To-
morrow the allied troops viii occupy the Kara
Il lnaia and the town. and under their protection
4, Anglo French commission will be occupied
sth making out return of the material abah -.
pnrd to US by the enemy. The eSultati"n al
soldiers is very great.
Crimeq, Sent l2-rhe enemy had destroyed
remainder of his fleet. Nothing now remains
The allies are fastening preparations in case
iarfschakoF attepting to reach PerekoP' or to
tie with I.iprandi.
LOSSES OF THE ALLIES.
Inc London Post says the English loss in the
k>4plt on the Redan was five to six hundred
"a aud fourteen hundred wounded, including
hundred aud forty -onr officers.
the Mnnitcur says that up 10 the morning of
lth. 1000 wounded including 2lJ officers
a -lac t. the ambulances. The number of the
h. was not ascertaned, but ii is probably short
k9ol9.
ii /. affirmed that Generals McNahou and
h cher have died from the affects Of wounds,
that Grn. B,sqapt is either killed or wound
These probably are included among the .
Hcll tfeneraS reported killed. There were
der superior officials also killed
RUSSIAN VIEW OF THE AFFAIRS.
rhe Russian paper, the Brussels Nord. say
ID resolution of Prince tiortschakoit exhibits the
hi gyof a great commander. 1t saves RUSSIA
: an inexpicahc position into which false
m rprpta'iun OF point of honor would have
hr rs. hrr.
he Russian army concentrated north OF Sc
al opo will, heuceforth. have that UNITY OF
nov nent and action which, until now, II has
"a led. The Sebas topol of the South i repac
~ >ba>opol Of the North-a formidable posi-
bon, brstlng with nnumerabe guns. which
Rmnpact v.henoeforth will defend it. Impair
pa history will do Justice to Prince GortScha
5 d who, by making momentary sacrlhce' ana
NJ ling useless cffuson of cod, has preser ed
nssa an army trained to war by a struggle
years duration. and placed that army IN a
ton which enables tliem To command the
zion.
srgucTloNs To THE FRENCH CoMNAEuEt.
2fls correspondence says Peii~ser has tele-
. d for instructions in case Gortschakof
d ask to capi'ulalr. The reply, nS report
'ln substance that tle Russians must sur
y all discretion. lay down their arms, ana
"A up all the fortified places ia the Crlnea. in
>, .ng Odessa, and all their munitions of war
. mt doing any previous damage thereto. But
"caakof has not yet asked for terms.
= EMULATION OF THE ALLIES.
q l'str has been created Marshal Of
sTanl national te deun was Gel, brated at The
q aot Notre Dame, tho Emperor Attending
re1on.
zen Victoria has sent an address of thanks
Z e'r army and directs General Simpson to
= 'atuate Marshal Pelis.er nn his brilliant
2 London Times suggests the celebration
i 'ty Of national thanksgiving on account of
i'i"E SebostoIe
s nEHMARE.
'ei' are entertained a, 10 whether the nj
4 AlrN Will consent to the eumpr, mise which
FIX Intends proposing oil lowering the
'loiies generally, bnt Prussia woaid b.
disposed to accept it.
Z. LATER FROM MtXlCO.