New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28

hpsst points makes II our duty v deSeF cur ns.nse
no he place, whish presents The 'pessss'o o. ID
immense cosAsgrstion.
ssc,ose,v mr., s.ed by our fire Prince Gsrehakon
~ demanded an armis,ice to carry away the Ieman
d, of the wounded near Fort St. Paul
sTbe bridge, a. q precautionary measure, tas
L~.n broken down by his orders.
slam collecting the returns Of eur loseee, and
Va. shan have them soon ss ready.
"An goes on well.
1--WE are yigisbt on the Cbernsya"
PARIS, Mondsy-lO P. N.
A dspateh from Gen. Della Marmors announces
Nat in the night which followed the capture Of the
M.sk off the Russians retired, burning the town. de-
sssoy ing The buildings, and sinking their last ships
II wss Gen. Bc-quets corps dGrm6e which cap
cured the Malskof.
The Monitur, Sept II, publishes Gen. Pehss'ers
dispatches.
1t also announces that the Minister Of Marine has
received the following telegraphie dispatch from Vice
Admiral Brat:
"'CRrxzA, Sept Q, 1915 A. n.
"'The assault upon the malakoff Tower was made
ytsieroay at noon and later the Great Redsn and
on he Central Basti IN.
ga gale from the north kept the ships a. anchor.
"'Tbe mortar.boats to be enabled 70 fire, were
obliged TO enter Sreletzka Bay.
"sThey fred GOO shells against the Quarantine
Basiion and Fort Alexander.
"'The ak English Inortar-boats, also at anchor in
Sreetzka Bay fired about the number Of shells.
"'Lsst hight violent explosions and vast cooha-
graons made suppose that the Russians were svac-
mating the town.
"To.day we sscertaned that the Russian vessels
had been Sunk.
"'Tbe bri5 &c was covered with troops re.reating
10 he north side.
:" nee O'Clock the bridge WAS destroyed.
"Only teg steamers remain in the port, an
ehored Fort Catherine
"I approached this morning the Quarantine bat
series on board the Brandon aud sscerained myself
Chat they evacuated
"They have just blown up.
"'Our soldiers have left their trenches and spread
themselves in isolated groups the ramparts of the
town, which appears to be completely abandoned
PARIS, Monday, Sept 10 A. M.
The Monitor announces that the Mics:er of War
has just received the following Dispatch dated Varns,
Sspt 9, 3:35 A. NJ;
"The assault On the Mslakof was made (yester-
day at noon.
"Its redoubts and the Redan OF Careening Bay
were carried by storm by our brave soldiers with
admirable intrepdity, to the shouts OF Vipe FEm'
'fsrerrF
1--WE Immediately occupied ourselves in lodging
ourselves there.
ave succeeded in doing so at halskof.
"Tbe Redan Of Gardening Bay not tensble,
ewing to the heavy fire OF artillery which was poured
upon the first occupiers of that work. Our solid To-
stalston at Malskof cannot fail sooD to make it sur
render, as also the Redan OF which our brave allies
carried the salient with their usual vigor. But, as
ives the case at the Redan Of Careening Bay, they
were obliged to give way before the enemys artillery
and powerful reserves.
"On beholding our eagles floating on The Malakof,
Gen De SALES made two attacks on the Central Bss
ton.
"They did not succeed.
"Our troops returned to their trenches.
sour Losses are serious and cannot yet send
precse return.
"Tbey are amply compensated for as the capture
Of the MalakO is the consequence Of which
are immense"