The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30
CEN. PELIssIER's DESPATCH.

II. NJ.
inspected to-day sebastopol its lines Of defence
The mind cannot form exact picture Of victory
the full extent of which only be understood BY
The multiplicity Of the works Of defence and the mate
rial means applied thereto exceed by far anything
hitherto In the history Of war
The capture OF the Malak,G which compelled the enc
my to fly before our eagles already three times victorious
has placed in the hands Of the Allies amount OF mat
rii and immense establishments, the Importance OF
which II Is not yet possible to state exa actly.
Tomorrow the Allied troops viii occupy the Karabel.
nais and the town. and under their protection Anglo
return Of the mdteret abandoned 10 by the enemy
Win Saa % q & ys s snS
their victory in the cap.
From the Taris Moniteur, sent. Ial
The rreguariiea which have occurred ia the order Of
sary acopm Of those dispatches anj the prodai
Tidity with which the events they announce have
and surprise which, perhaps, has not allowed at first
full appreciation OF the decisive importance Of the victory
which the allied armies have just gained.
This triumph, 40 laboTiousy prepared during whole
year and glorously achieved by heroic and supreme
effort, has not bccn generally understood in full
tent
After much expectation news Of the solution Of
the struggle has been 50 sudden and affecting that II has
not allowed sufficient calrnncss 10 the public mind 10
plain clearly the facts that have been and
10 enable them to form correct estimate OF their -
portance.
these facts imma anse, and may be summed up in
two wordthe fall Of sebsstopo and the dcsru ciion o
the Russian fleet.
Tn the 9th of ssptembcr at noon the signal FOR the
assault was given few moments Afterwards the allies
masters Of the MalskoG and at dusk the beseged
dcspairing Of continuing resistance in the other de-
fences of the place abandoned them all az the time,
and hastily evacuated Sebasopol 10 place OF the
sen between them and our troops.
On the 9th, at A. ~, the whole town presented
immense conhsgration and such Russian vessels had
bsen spared by shells disappeared the water
q the roads'ead, sunk by the enemy himself
THE LATEST FROM THE CRIsfEA
Lord panmure has received the following despatch lrom
General simpson:-
CnMEa scpt. 12--i04o A. N.
The enemy has destroyed the remainder u his aee,
nothing remains IN the harbor
Tie Secretary to the Admiralty has received the foi
lowing tclegfapbic despatch from ear Admiral Lyons
dated
srv7. 12--I0.i5 A. NJ
The Russian. bnrxtnr their steamers several have
already been burned to tho waters edge and have sunk
ORDERS FROM THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
The Msnirr also publishes the following despatch ~
dressed BY the Minister o. the Interior 70 the Projects IN
the derartmcnts-
MossrrtR ~ PRuTr--The indomsfle coarsgc Of our
soldiers and n our allies has just been crowned by
striking triumph. After three battles which three
victores-ater the gigantic efforts ~ siege without
paia.l In military annals sebsstopol, ia ports its
arenals It's maierid, in our hands. me powerful
leet which dominated the Black zen and caused the
diss-tcr ~ sinope, no longer exist
The subjoned despatch, which the Minister cf War
has just received from the commanaer.in chief and
win make every understand the grandeur u the
stgyia which has just terminated and the prize Of the
battle which the Russians have left in hands.
For his immense the Emperor wishes 70 render
folemn ,ings to God who dispG.es 4 The fate u
armies On sunday, the 10th of september, n Dsst
viii he sung n all the departments of the empire y0a
wiz concert measures with the ecccsissic1i civil aud
military authorities give bhIIancy % this ceremony
shch viii correspond With the grandeur Of victory
you will also suihorzo such public rcioiclngs the
patriotism ~ the people may mproyi.e The country,
aesucating tse, - always does, with The sentimcns
= the Emperor, VIII celebrate with enthusia the herO
Ism ~ our solders and the glory they hav. j1st
added 10 the ancient glores of france.
Accept NJ ie frefe the Assdrsnoc of ny dstingub bel
c0nzidefstinn. BflLAtLT,
Tie Minister os the Interior.
The Minister of Public instruction has aidrek,d Tie
following circular 70 the French Bishops;-
Pans Sept. ~, 1855.
MsosuGSur--T1e fa~ of France Hoat on the ruins ~
sehastopol In. dcultis~ which had hhsrto dslsy yed
soldiers have only tended 20 show the vorh ,bst
heir corssney en- par With their courage ai iha,
their virtues make ihen deserving Of Victory Fa1ny
seconded by the forces q allies they consods
ted The bssnos Of power of Europe by a~sunas he free
dom Of The Fast fbs Emperor sisvasas his ihoushis
the Snpreme Judge Of armies and Epirsr desires yoa
70 call the hthfn 70 the steps u the altar render
public thanks 70 he Almighty,
Monasur the ef~st vtl oDsccrs With yoa such snsa
sures sha CIV. 70 tbs n D-n witch yuu -g csa.s