American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-04

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NEW YonK, SPIT 27-The s.eanrcr i,
America arrived az Halifax at elayen y 4
clock this morning. X
The Bremen steamer Washington arli- =
we'd of Sandy Hook a: f2 O'clock NJ. A
The Collins steamer Paciic arrived out Y
q; noon on the 18Th.
The city OF S9vastqpol fell -on the 9th
inst, after bombardment Of threo days.
and six repulses OF the French before the J
Malakof, and one repulse Of the English
before the Redan.
The Slaughter was terrific; 1900 Eng
lish and 900 French were killed. +
The Russians lost about the same mum
her, making the total killed upwards of3), 4
coo.
1he Russians evacuated the town after
blowing up ihsdelenses. sinking the slips, I
fgag the town, and leaving nothing bu.
iaass Of smouldering ruins.
Five French Generals were Killed, inilu /
ding Bosquet
"A large Allied force was marching TO
the coast to intercept the retreat Of Tic
Russians inland
The Allies captured immense materials
ofwar.
Itis reported tllat tho Allied Generals
have orders to demand tie surrender of the
Russians uncondii5nally all troops, deren
ces, stores, g., including Olossa.
Another attemp. has btcn made TO assas-
siaate Napoleon
P Tue PLAN OF hrrAcz.
The place was attacked in four different
directions The British attempted to
storm Redan, and the French and Sarlin-
ians made. an attack upon the central bat
teries; all were made simultaneously, with
great energy and split; but the mos. en-
inently successful one was made by Con
erals Bosqpet and Macmahon, on The Ma
lakoG r+
Both the llledan AMI Central batteries
were at ono tins, in the hands Of the Al
lies, but II was found impossible to holl
them under the murderous and accurate
fire Of the Russians.
OPERATIONS IN Azor.
A dispatch from the Saa of Azof says
that the Allies were donig immense dam
age to the Russian vessels and mcrehan-
disc along the coast; the fisheries were al
most entirely destroyed The damage ia
estimated at several millions francs.
Tive British steamers were about to rs.
cend the Gulf of Onhliouk to destroy the
Government stores collected on the coast
FRANCE.
Beileman, the would be assassin, is un
doubtedly a maniac; and will not be tried
lie will be sent to the Luuatic Hospital
The Emperor was TO leave on Tuesday
tho \ 9sh, for Camp ST, Omer, to review
the troops for the Crifnca.
Mi5 ~ DENMARK. rsg r.tf
tits reported that Austria has Offered
her mediation to Denmark in ller diEcul
ties with the United States, concernin.
tho Sound dues. .., ~. i. ...- ..,,.
RUSSIA. "a ts. 7a,,-,
A despatch from ST, Petersburg, say
that the Gar intends going TO sWarsa'
witheCount Nesselrode, who will, il is sur
posed. there arrange for M. interview wit
the King Of Prussia. -1..,-,.
The latest telegraphic Intelligence III
following, dated London, Saturday morn
ing, Sept i5lh:
The Paris correspondence of the Time
says, it Is reported that $4,000 troops EN-
hlrked a. Btlaklaya for thenoythoffSeyas
topol, AMI also, that tho Russians were i
full retreat toward Perekop. ua.
Paris papers are discussing the questio
whether SeNstopol istonable by tho Alle'
while the Russiahg are masters Of the fort
unthe,norlh side fronting the sen. ,.f
A,Rhpatch from Danzc, dated the Lit
says sEial the blockade ships arc eSpece
to- ordered home Immediately.
ls rumoFad in clubs to-day that ii
Niles found 200 guns in Sevastopol, m
also that tho Russians were falling bac
upon BaclSsha and Serl but French IT
mors say that the Russians still cettaipl
hold the north sile of Sevasiopol, aud wl
10 the last extremity. II Is also runorc
10 Paris that the Allied Admirals have d
eided that It Is not expedcnt To enter u
haibor Of Seyasopolun!il Fort Consantil
il silenced
The Allies will probably attack Fo
Constantine Dom Fort Alexander and A
tillery Boy.s
Gov. MEprrL AND TuR NEnRAsKA A
PArR.---Geveruor MHprLL has, of late. be-
obesy in "skinning Mr.. CnAsr." that
has not found time 10 reply TO tho charg
made against him Of interfering 10 aid
the pasago Of tie Nebraska bill. II "
he remembered hat he was charged wi
having, while he bhl was pending. go
70 Wehing.on,and while there urged p,
sonally and privately upon every Dem
cratic delegate from Ohio tie importar
ofvotiug for this measure. and Of hnyi
actually threatened ;hose who were rcfr
tory, with the vengeance OF the party
home, in case they refused TO comply
lie has been called upon TO deny III
charges If they are nottrue, and The pr
has been rendered in case of denial,
the Governor has not found il convent
70 open Iris lips. The inference is that
dare not deny. and is forced to seek &C
ardly silence, the only protection of VIII
hiscase is susceptible. Gin. Com
LEFT THE FIELD. .---Major General Sc
tor George II. Pugh, sieEcned will, The
ploFahle condition Of The party which
Yated him TO Office, has retired inglorior
from ihe field lpavinO his nnr1ointnoant