Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-03

portion flat is TO say, about One-thirl of the NUM-
berof wounded. = !. = r
The Times Paris Core Sp6nGent WriteS:-ssIhel
number II Generals now said to be killed:in the
assault on SebaStopoI Is Eve, besides superior
officers Ii is also affirmed that enetals Alahon
aud 'rrOcher.haye died of their wolndS, and that
General BusqIet is killed. 81
iriiE FRENCH sAssAuIrs
A. Paris coftespoudenC OF the Independence
si.S .tsgzs3f
ssPtlnce GortschakoII, in his bulletins. as you.
will have nUtIced. sntnkS of SIX successive as
saults tits said tIatol these, three were lnaGk
ON the NIalak6ff rysalls lhav. been assures, that
ut the third assault all distirctiofl Of grades was
list. Geusrals.s oIicets or every tanS, and sol
ltets, were alfinmSeii anil cOniOundrd together,
each obeying the ptomptmss of his own courage.
This explains the large number, estimated ut Is,
OF genetaF L ficeTs wouuts,l by the, enemy. Gen.
3oSuIet hoSLae tgrazey on tile shoulder and
Gen. AI,Mahon has been equally lortuuateain the
siiyhtness of his wonnd. Gen Bourba h, who had
recently retrIned TO tbe Grlnea. lis among those
wounded. tits now said chat Generals de- SALES
Rfyet. Constr., ald De hIaroleil have been most
seri0,,slv wounded. es5 - -
PuSs1,S pt1,cls-.s
II apnears that not less Than 200 guns OF large
caiibr have. been found by the allies at SebasIo-
mol. II is Thought that The Russians will havs
tno,Ie nm o,tamni in T.,lee,r th.iilr feotbv nsan
altarking aniI n ia TInorsl tnnv Tint the INV
sFHnsnt MOS, in tntio1 of lie n ,,Ssf
hottI TMr;1,E lie osSa,I, n R;,se;.,
men v4r kIIIei At tilEir ems INT affirmed
tLot wifi, lint .xcentIor n,nic took 5conInl.t..
aTnv 81 tt,a non.,raoct4 al tn.
aailS ;nstb stoEofr 'rI,s;r bsxtv y.tTsof mo
occs;nns,I h, "a, tbt sI,oII fTTs on ill.,.
T. 49, ,r;sonrs,
i fejeSJonlI n IiSSna,c6 yfTom BaYnkIaya. iIat,1I
Sunday tSt 2 ~ NJ STATES thnt f5Cl Russian sui
u nf1ireTs we're AIKEN DriSnu,rS i'm tI,,.
MolntolF nm Satnr,IoV. =
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The p,T,s corr-snontlsnt nj lie j,;1v News
H., Sc..;,s ron, a COOL ,tiyo,
IeIligenca TIns t6sI,,T.s nj
state Of things in the Crunch 1t will have BEEN
remarked that one OE General PelIiSSerS dispatch
es, while stating that Prince GUttschakoff had
asked FOL, atlaImlstice TO bury his deat.leLt be-
hind near Fort ST. Paul, does not say whether OF
nut he had ncceded 10 the request. II is celtan
that the French General felt ii his duty toretnSe,
and lbelleve his very proper answer was that he
would bury tie Russian dead himself, aud would
take tue same care of their wounded US he did Of
hisown. General PelIlSer has, understand,
IeLegEaphed Tor instructions in use Prince Gorts
BchakoI should offer to capitulate, anevenL which
he thinks exceedingly probable, seeing that the
Russian nrmY is beLieyeto have but fifteen days
provisions, and 10 be very short OF aimmunltIon.
AN answeriwotthy OF the allied powers has been
sent blythe Emperor TO bis General. apdth S aln
"a nv
,b", - RnlSs"a mn 81 rr o4 ans
. uu ~ u.
sas 11 paa'ss ~ se
them, aud without any eamogs being done either TO
!IE ,o Ts,r,s 10 my
private lle returns OF casualties ~ Tue
ale glorious events receiver ny government IN
Gs:Is sS sles VI
s15sltIS. ea I'VE
Sc
ssss.s,y' we sa.t Ie sake
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'Ssu W 0""u VI ''oe.
THE BALTIC FLEEr-PBcJEcTED DESTRUCTION OF
REvEL.
lThe Times correspondent, dating off the Is
land Of Seskar, Aug. a. TO Sept. 2. writes as fol-
low: s5sr -6ss
The demolition Of the arsenal Of Sweaborg and
its numerous stores Of the munitions of war win
accordlngto information which hns reache,l mi
from source ,entitIedstO belief, he sprrJIy foj
lowed by an attack on another Of the tnemyis
sttonghOlds in tue Cult Of Finland. a supplybf
rockets furnished by the FIench Government, his
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