Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-08
LATEST NEWS.
ruRTaER FOREIGN NEWS
Russian Account ofthe Attack.

iaort which preceded the evacuation of tha
,,b side. and the evacuation itself
t,or Sth noon.-1he enemy receives nearly
/ -, day new endorsements. The hom6arl
- continues with nnexampled violence. Our
has been more than $500 in the last y
ours NJ
IL Naiestv have defended Sebastopn 10 the
| ,a,tremitv, but it was. impossible to hold it
loncrr. on account of the Internal fire which
! noured upon the town. The troops have
..dd 10 tho north side after repelng six or sev-
4 ss,,ilts made by the eDeuIy, aud it was only
Lc Korniloif that we found it impossible TO OK.
4 rrryrA. Sept. II, Evening. I'VE have flown
,La q eater part of the southern fortifcations
r,o cuemy begins 10 appear there, and small
Il ,,,s are seen amidst the ruins Of the town.
o. tronsferred to the north all the wounded who
..ro remaining in the southern part. In the at
- an the 9Th succeeded in making prison.
II superior officer. II subalerns, and l6J SOL
b,iers. -. -, .,,.., ......-..
BEFORE sToRMING.
7, was as has already been stated dircc--
NV Gen Bosquet. that Genaral McMahon was
Gyst to lead his division to the breach, having
1 y'naye. of the Guard for reserve Gen de
4 ,Iontrouge led the next division having the
k,rouodiers aud the N"ltigeurs of the Guard us
1 ,oserye This division attacked the curtain
rh;ch connects the Maakof to the Redan,
rbp following is the order addressed by Gen.
Il ..onet TO the troops under his command, mme-
iio,rly before going into action:
Il "Sn,liers. ii the Second Corp. Of the reserve;
,bo 9TH Of June you had the honor to strike
,,udly the first blow, right 10 the heart of the
Russian army.
4 .0nthe 10th of August you inflicted on the
II clcrnaya most shameful humiliation upon the
,,nv's army of relief Today it is the coup
H. Grace the coup nortelle,' that you are about
1, .Irike with that firm hand which the enemy
n,,y. 50 wcllby carving his line of defence by
H. Nalnkoff; while cur comrade of the English
rmv, aud Of the first corps will commence the
..nult ol,h Redan and the Central Bnstion.-
6his is a general assault army against army. 1t
n an immense victory with which the YONG ca.
d. If France ore this day to b" crowned. For
kard then. mes enfans.' Malak"f and Sebas-
},r,l for u, and 'Vive lie Empereui!
fIOSOUEr, Commanlyy of the Second Corps
THE SLAIN FREeu GENERALS.
The French Generals killed in the assault are
Hated to be Generals St Pol Breton. de Marol-
H., Rivct. and Panteves. Wounded. Generals
E,>oupt, Menet. dc Ia Motterrouge, Conston,
Bison, and 1r chu.
On the 18th, Marshal pellissicr telegraphs that
hr generals and superior officers wounded are
ing as we'll IA can be expected, and there need
be- no anxiety on their account.
PELLEssIER's ACCOUNT OF THE STORM.
Marshal Pellissier telegraphs on the 18th Sep
| nboi:
The enemy have not destroyed their docks
he ncighborng cstahli shments the barracks
Fort Nicholas, or toat q uarantine. y first gen
r,l sarycy fthe materials left has given the
Arwiue result: i 90 guns, $4,000 balls IA few
Ho prrjectiles, arge quantity OF powder.
,o;With standing all the explosions which have
;kcu placed JDolalf anchors, in excellent con-
|ton 81, 0Ul kilogfames of copper. two steam
ncines of 81 horse power, and Il considerable
u0ntity of -awn timber for defence works"
The magnificent docks, built by Upton. at Sc
,astop,l, at "a cost OF between ten and twelve mil
ions t. the Russian Government, are very little
Injured by the bonhardnent. ! he "spuil, of
yar' thu> Show 81 dden and unexpected retreat
u The Russians.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tnc Queen. Prince Albert and their families
VI, It'll in the highlands. whore Prince Frederick
marry the Princess Royal, is visiting.
There great rejoieings in Liverpool, and
'ther towns on Thursday (the 20th) the anniyer-
ary Of the battle of the Alma.
FRANCE
Since the rise in bread the corn question had
assumed a serious aspect aud it was thought that
he Government would have to 60 back to the old
ar,.! and rrmunerate the bakers. A project is
pokeu Of for an additional ceutme on several
Indirect taxes to provide fund for the purpose.
AUSTRIA.
SO soon as the Emperor received the tidings
i the capture Of Sehastopo he ordered bis rep
"sentatvcs at the English and French Courts to
resent his warmest congratulations to Queen
'jct,ria and the Emperor Napoleon.
The Vienna papers are discussing and recom-
lending tie renewal of peace negotiations, the
in" having, in their view, arrived for Austria to
ppcar again mediator.
FEARFUL OUTBREAK ~ BRITISH INDIA.
y terrible outbreak of t,le Sanfuls, one of the
alive Indian tribes. i now commanding the at
'Hii"n ut the British Government in liiud,ostan.
hr inSurr, ctlon eXlrhds through and immense
tea ri territory; the whole country lying ne
vccn the i}aimabel hills and the Gangcs on the
ne side and extending from the foot of the hllls
awards i'uoauna on the other, is at the mercy ut
10 Insurgents.
~ usual alnolg these eastern tribes religious
'Htacism has prompted this movement: they
ave placed hemselve, under thp guidance of II
Alng nf l.raculouS birth. and believe themselves
lted to drive the English from the county
be- Railway officials are greatly to blame; hay
'ithhcld payment for work, and supplies, and en-
ced their women from Them. These injuries,
nd their disgust at the fnre-tS of then nncrs-
mrs being cleared away by the approaching rail
oad, barc prompted The most fearful atrocities.
The latest news reports the plumber Of Rajma-
'L where the European residents 'scaPrr by
arfcading themselves in mosque TIL relieved
rom their perilous position ny party ct Sepoys.
'rtNcen C"lgnng and Raimnarl, the rebels are
ne sid t. have destroyed na less than l5J vii
ages and c"rpses of men, women and children
ne met with all over the country, cruelty multi
irl.
But all that can be said t. be known with Ger
unty a> vet is, lint several hundred of square
MES one studded with Indigo hct'rie- and