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up the advantage gained, and not treat with
Russia until they have expelled them from the
Crlmea. The manifesto asserts that the most
perfect understanding exists between Austria
and France.
WAR IN ASIA.
Gen. Mouravieff has forwarded to st. Peters
burgh a report of successful engagement, in
which the Cossacks, militia and dragons. COM
manded by Lieutenant General Kevalovski, de.
feated a detachment of l,S00 regular Turkish
cavalry, and 900 Bashi Bazouks. The Turks
had about 400 killed. Ali Pasha, the COM
mander, who took part in most of the last wars
OF Turkey, was made prisoner. The Turks lost
all their guns.
The garrison at Kars still holds out, though
reduced to great extremes. Part of Omer
Pashas force was advancing from Batoum TO
attempt to raise the blockade. The Turkish
force now at Kars numbers 10000 men.
THE BALTIC.
The Russians are repairing Sweaborg with
the greatest activity, enlarging the barracks
and building batteries, &c. Further accounts
from Riga, though meagre of the lombard
ment, state that the batteries at the mouth of
the Duna had suffered little, but the battery at
Ballen had considerably
On the 10Th of September, three frgates an
chored at the mouth Of the river Sulis, and the
boats crews set fire to ten vessels.
Rear Admiral Penaud, describing the expe-
ditiOn to the Gulf Of Bothnia, by one French
corvette and two English steamers, states,
eleven Russian vessels anchored off Duran, a
small town on the Finnish coast, were cap.
tured, and eight other vessels, making the
tonnage captured $500.
FRANCE
The MOnite'r announces, officially, that the
Empress has entered the fifth month of her
pregnancy, and that her health is excellent.
An alliance between Prince Napoleon and
the Princess Royal of England, it is stated by
the Times correspondent, is rumored in politi-
cal circles.
1t is announced in one of the London papers
that the Danish Government has invited all
maritime Powers, including the United States,
to meet in Congress at Copenhagen in Novem-
Der, to settle the question of the Sound Dues.
Denmark, 1t is said, proposes the capitalization
and redemption of the dues.
GREECE
The Ministry have resigned, owing to the re-
sistance of the King in refusing to have any in
tercourse with General Kaergi, Minister Of
War; The King accepted the designations, and
a new Ministry has been formed.
GENERAL NEWS.
Thursday, the 10th inst, was the Weekly
Board day of the Bank Of England. A protraci
ed discussion took place, but no change was
made in the rate of discount
meeting of the creditors of De Lsle & jan
vrim had been held, and the statement of their
affairs was very satisfactory.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
liverpool, Oct. l3.-The market for bread
stufis is firm. Flour has advanced Is per Dbl. !:
wheat 3D.. Corn is active, and prices unchang-
ed. Western Canal flour Ais. Philadelphia
and Baltimore 43S. Cd. Ohio AS. Cd. white
corn 45s.; yellow corn 4Os. 3D.; mixed los.
Cd. white wheat Is. Sd. red wheat rs.
Provisions have slightly advanced. Mess
pork is firm. Mess beef is dull. Lard is un-
changed, with a limited business, at &C Go CT.
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superior officers, zoe subalterns, 1926 men !;
confused, superior officers SO subalterns, 81
men missing, "a officers and 1889 men,"
The attack on the Redan is thus described:
I" AT midday the English threw themselves in
loose order of battle, supported by strong re-
serves, upon the salient of bastion No. 3. The
Vladimir regiment, driven back at first, but
afterwards supported by those of Kamtchatka
and Ia1utsk, az battalions,) bore down OH the
enemy with the bayonet, hurled over such of the
English as had gained the rampant, and set fire
to the fascines lining the cheeks of the embra-
sures. Lieut.. Gen. Pawloff, anticipating a re-
newed attack of the enemy on bastion No. >,
strengthened himself by the Selinghinsk regi-
ment which stood in reserve, thus making l6
battalons-equal to about 5000 men.)
"The enemy renewed his attack on the sa-
lient, but was repulsed by the Selinghinsk regi-
ment under Col. Niensenzoff, who was killed
during this attack. A third assault Of the en.
envy was repulsed with the same success as the
two preceding. A part of the enemy posted
itself in the ditch, where it opened hot fire of
musketry. Fortyeight volunteers of the Wladi.
mir regiment, under the command of Ensign
Ducrowin, let themselves down into the ditch,
and drove ont the English
The Mralide says the Russians lost 800
men on August Il, and 200 men per day, on
every day following, up to September 5. The
result is-killed, wounded, and missing, on
August 18th, 800 men August / eth to Sep
tember 9th, $4,000; September 9th to Sth,
ll,70l. Total, 32,20l.
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PRINCE GORTsCHAK0FF's REPORT ON THE
FALL OF SEBAsTOPOL.

We have now received the Russian LaUalide,
containing General Gortschakoff7s detailed re-
port of the assault of the 9Th. Prince Gortscha-
kof says:
"On the 18th of August the enemy opened
from the side of Karabelnaia a very heavy and
murderous cannonade, which lasted 20 days.
Our loss during this period was, on the first day
1900 men on the days following, 1000; and
from the 22d August till the 9Th of September,
from 500 to 600 men every "a hours.
"On the 9Th of September the enemy continu-
ed the bombardment with redoubled force, and
the cannonade was inconceivably destructive, to
such degree that our Notifications were sha-
ken by it the whole line of defence This infer.
nal fire, principally directed against the embra.
sures, proved that the enemy was endeavorinr
to dismount our guns, to demolish our ramparts,
and to prepare for taking the city by storm. 1t
was no longer possible to repair the damage
done to our works, and our efforts were limited
to covering the powder magazines and the blind
ages with earth.
The parapets crumbled down, and filed up
the ravines; 1t was necessary to continue to
clear the embrasures, and the number of artil-
lerymen killed was so great that it was with diff
fcuty we could bring up others to I'LL their place.
Our loss at this period of the siege was extrao-.
binary; from the 9Th to the 8th o. September
there were placed hers Ga combat-supefior Of
fcers, Z; s1baiterns, Al; and 1917 soldiers.
without reckoning the artillerymen who perish.
ed at their guns" ~"
After giving 9, description of the attack and
capture of the MaIakof, the report aJJsI,,- IL"
tThe general loss ofthss gass,sc- ''
Of sePtemlsf Vas f."- ~. on the Sth
a''sf'N .. superior officers, So sub
....u 1925 men killed; wounded, 26
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

The steamship Ariel, which left Cowes on
the evening of the 18th instant, has arrived at
New York with one days later intelligence.
Dispatches announcing the bombardment of
Odessa were anxiously looked for. According
to the Paris correspondence of the London
Times, there were ten thousand French soldiers
on board the squadron, from which circum:
stance it may be inferred that the Allies expect-
ed to be able to effect o landing. The latest
news from the Crimea comes from Prince Gort.
schakof, who telegraphs that the Allies CONT
lie their demonstrations Oh the IT. ...-
but without any NOTICE PIPER Belbec,
ade a0a:--' liable result. The cannon
-...oC the northern forts was actively
kept up. The English gunboats had left the
Baltic, and were under convoy for home.
The London money market was a little more
cheerful; but the statement of the Bank of
France and the quotations of the French funds
were less favorable. The New York Times
says:
The London Times, of Saturday, October
ID, quotes consols, at 1 o'clock A. NJ, at 87a.
1t also contains the October statement of the
condition of the Bank of France, copied from
the Moniteur of the day before. This state
ment is even less favorable than the previous
announcement, that its specie had fallen off to
S4S, 889,000, or El0,000,000 sterling. The act
ual result is a reserve of only S45, 1896, 900, be-
ing loss of 81 ,0G4 900 since the exhibit of
September 3. We have reduced some of the
leading items in the present account TO Federal
money, as follows:
I1st-Nf I,,rn ,N-ryf
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DENMARK.
Present State of the Sound Dues Question

measures to endeavor to stave off he blow
threatened by the United States, aid, am
able to add, with partial success, for tb.A French
Government is of opinion that the qiAstion OF
the Sound dues is not merely private matter
between Denmark and the United Sites, but
that it assumes general European Character,
and can only be settled by Congress of all ma
lions. Whether the United States Will take the
same view of the case, and assist Of such a
Congress, remains to be seen and it is even
possible that the well-intentioned plans of
France may shipwreck on the wilflness of
Brother Jonathan.
But as regards the probability, haze reason
to think we may very shortly expect to Sos q
Congress convo',ee, !, only Defect a revision
1nderstanding and indeed there is OF much
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UNITED STATES SENATE.

CLASS l.-Term endino Norcb A. 1887.
ADAMS, mississippi, Jones, Tennessee,
Dayard, delaware, Mallory, Florida,
4Prgnt, Indiana, Mason, Virginia,
Brodhead Penn, Pratt, MARYLAND,
Cass, Michigan, Rusk. Texas.
Dodge, Wisconsin, Sumner, Massachusetts,
Fish, New York, Thomson, New Jersey,
Foot, Vermont. Toucey, Connecticut,
Geyer Missouri, Wade. Ohio,
Hamlin, Maine, Weller. California.
James, Rhode Island,
CLASS 2.-1e'm ending March 4, 1859.
Allen, Rhode Island, Hunter, Virginia,
Bell, Tennessee, Jones, Iowa,
Benjamin, Louisiana, Wilson, Massachusetts,
Brown, Mississippi, Sebastian, Arkansas,
Clay, Alabama, Stuart, Michigan,
Clayton, Delaware, Thompson, Kentucky,
Douglas, Illinois, Toombs, Georgia,
Evans, South Carolina, Wright New Jersey,
FesSenden, Maine, Reid, North Carolina,
Houston, Texas, Hale, New Hampshire.
CLASS 3.-Ierm ending March 4, 1861.
Bell, New Hampshire, Iverson, Georgia,
Biggs, North Carolina, Johnson, Arkansas,
Butler, South Carolina, Pearce, Maryland,
Crittenden. Kentucky, Pugh, Ohio,
Collamer, Vermont, Seward New York,
Durkee, Wisconsin, Slidell. Louisiana,
Foster, Connecticut, Trumbull, Illinois,
Harlan, Iowa, Yulee, Florida.
There are now five vacancies in the Senate,
the terms of Messrs. Fitzpatrick of Alabama,
Atchison of Missouri, Petit of Indiana, Coop
er of Pennsylvania, and Gwin of California,
having expired on the 4th of March, 1855.
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time to lose, as the treaty will expire in six
months. In that case, the deGnitive settle,neat
of the question would be reserved for the deci.
sion OF the General Congress of nations, which
must necessarily take place on the conclusion
OF peace, when other weighty questions affecting
the interests of commerce will be.brought under
their notice. In this General Congress, Rus
STA will of course be represented.
But In the mean time Denmark is endeavoring
to make difference between the States border.
ing on the Baltic shores, and those not so, and
towards the former has expressed her readiness
to negotiate for accepting round sum in the
worse Of cases for giving up her claims to levy
Sound dues, such sum to be borne Jointly and
subscribed for in due relative proportions by
such Bahic States, according to the interest
they have in the abolition of the Sound dues.
Correspondence London Meas.