New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12
FROM sEyAsroPoL.

NO-I OF MS FlClotE pittnAu n su-hNEhl AViSS ~
crush tie attack.
FROM sEyAsroPoL.
General Simpsons mail dipatch of the 18th says;
General Pelissier having announced 70 ne that the
batteries against the MLaxoF and adjacent works
were prepared to open FIRE they coumanced
Yesterday morning sgainst these works srd the Re
dau. Thus was continued throughout the day, and
the etFec, PRODUCED was as much rs was anticipated
TIE Russ, al ffe which st frs, answered brsSy. be-
came by evening feeble In the afternoon shells
from our mortars ign.ed. and a NUMBER o. then e1-
plo6ed IN one Of the enemys batteries doing appar-
ently much da-nage. Captains Oldfeld and Hammet
have been killed TIE British loss Is l3S.
Cieu Gorohakoff the night of the a7th tsegraphs
Affairs are unchanged but the fire Of the Allies Is oc
Cssionally very strong.
There ia report in London to-day that Gen. Simp-
son sick. and that Gen. Bentnck the senior officer,
has taken command.
Decisive operations will not be undertaken until the
Allies have crossed the Chernaya and occupied the
bshts on the right bank and succeeded in separating
tte Russian forces on the Cheruaya and Belbec
Rivers.
TIE reenforcemeuts are collecting for this purpose.
Meantime however the Russians expected to offer
the Allies another battle near the Cemetery.
The Russians are daily expecting the arrival OF Gen.
Parmtine with 1000 cavalry, 5000 infantry and 100
guns.
DINER Pasha definitely takes command in Asia,
and would leave on the 21st for Trehizonde. Osm An
Pasha has command of the Second Division and the
,-o,n, will be conveyed in English steamers TO Ire
bizOnde.
We have no reliable intelligence from Ksrs or e..
zeroum.
The Russians have rsestabEshed commune alton,
between Genitchi and Arabat.
Several new Russian ships are to be built this Win
ter at Nicolace.
THE BALTIC.
Tie allied fleets have retired nom before Cronstadt,
and have taken up another position. dispatch
stating that gun boats were returning home led to the
belief that the campaign had closed but It now APP
pears that Is ships gun boats returning were those
which have been disabled
The London Times contains an editorial article,
couched in very severe language the noneectiye-
ress Of the feet, and says that Nelson and Coling
" wood must blush in their graves
DANTZIC.
p;vste letters state that the loss of the Russians in
sveaborg was not less than 900 men. The Russian
roner Nord SAYS that the lose only 80 killed, and
that 800 GUNS still remain in position, and that the
batteries are wholly uLinjured.
NEGOTIATIONS.
The Berlin correspondent of the Aas5arg Gazette
,,a,es that the Prussan Cabinet has recently replied
% Count Buos circular to the effect that Prussia ID
Esrcped TO make any change in her policy in regard
% he Eastern question: because she Is unable 10 see
.bat practical guarantee the often mentioned four
fur ar
prssis cannot consent to bind herself to these four
noip,s while the parties principally concerned reserve
- Themselves the right of going beyond them. FL
ronv Prussia repeats the decision of the Germanic
Rurd made last December, acknowledging the suit
abeness of the proposed conditions OF peace without
however. pledging itself to maintain them.
From the above it is evident that Prussia and the
Germanic Federation stand precisely as they did
twelve month ago.
The Austrian papers make complaint that the as
.istance lent by the Western Powers to the Sultan IS
fast changing into patton Of Turkey.
The correspondent of The London Times in Paris
writes, after comparatively long period of silence
respectpg Austria: 1.-THE Austrian policy is such that
" il il again stated in high quarters that the French
$ Government has reason TO be satisfied with thai
'Power.'
In reol, 10 Austrian circumstances Great Britain is
seid 70 have stated that the question of nationality
will not be introduced into the present crisis and that
the depot of the Italian recruits now at Navarro, will
be removed further from the Austrian frontier
A Berlin letter says that Count Nesserode had ad-
dressed another letter 10 the Russian Embassador in
which he SAYS the Car is willing to make honorable
storms Of peace.
letter from COnstantinope, under date OF the 10Th
utimo saws Council held on the 18th, at which
ministerial changes were decided.
Lord Stratford had gone to the Cnmea. The
DIXIE of Newcastle had been sick in camp but was
recovering.
The Nord Russian journal says: :" Omer Pasha
freely expressed himself at Constantinople that the
" allied commanders-especally Gen. Peissier-were
"bumbugs. and than he should twice have lost his
army if he had followed their advice"
Belts. the engineer writes that the Balaklava Rail-
vay is in condition to stand the Winter.
Abd-el-Kade- had arrived at Constantinople.
GREAT BRITAIN.
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