Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-04
LATER FROM EUROPE
Fan OF sevastopoI.

NEW toRK, sept. n.
The steamer America arrived at Hall
fax this morning at eleven O'Clock.
Breadstuffs-The market b generally
dull. but there is not any change in pri-
ees. Wheat has advanced one shilling.
The weather has been favorable, and
the accounts from crops are fiatteFing.
The America brings European dates
10 the 18th inst. Her news from the
Crimea is most important, announcing
in full the fall Of SeVsstopol. so long and
anxiously expected. On the eth, after
bombardment Of three days. and six
JepuIses, one being severe repulse Of
the French, with terrific slaughter, at
the Redan Fort and before the Malakof
tower, IN which the English and French
troops lost about 10000 men, and the
Russians more than half that number.
The enemy evacuated the town, after
blowing up the defences, sinking ALI
their ships and firing the city, leaving
but a mass of smouldering ruins. The
total loss in this terrific affair is more
than $4,000. Five French generals, in
cluding Gen. Bosquet, are among the
killed.
A large allied army Is marching along
the coast, to intercept the inland retreat
Of the Russians.
The allies have captured an immense
amount of the materials Of war.
1t is reported that the allies have de-
msnded the unconditional surrender Of
all the Russian troops, stores, and de-
fences in the CTimes, including the town
of Odessa.
PLAN OF THE Ar7kcK.-The place
was attacked in four different directions.
The British attempted To storm the
Redsn, the French to attack Malakof.
The French extreme right made di-
version on little Redan, while the Eng
lish, French and Sardinians made uni
ted attack on the central battery. The
attacks were all made simultaneously
with great spirit and energy, but the
most eminently successful one was made
by Generals Bosquet and Matchmaker
on Malakoff. Both the Redan and
Central batteries were at one time in
the hands Of the allies, but it was found
impossible to hold them, under the ac-
eurate and murderous Ere of the Rus
SLAMS.
A dispatch from the Sea of Azof
states that the allies are doing immense
damage to the Russian vessels and
merchandise along the coast. The
fisheries are almost entirely destroyed,
and the damage is estimated at several
millions of francs.
PRANCE.-Bellmore, the would be as
sassin, IS undoubtedly maniac, and
will not be tried. He will be sent to
the Lunatie Hospital.
DENMARK.--E is reported that Aus
tria has offered mediation to Denmark
in the difficulties with the United States
concerning the Sound dues.
RUssrA.-A dispatch from st. Peters
burg says the Gear intends gong to
Warsaw on the 18th with Count Nessel-
rode, who will. 1t is supposed, there ar
range for an interview with the King Of
Prussia.
LATEST BE TEEEGRAPH.-London,
Saturday morning. Sept. ia Paris
correspondent says it is reported that
$4,000 troops embarked at Balaklava
for north of Sevastopol, and also that
the Russians are IN full retreat toward
Perekep.
It is rumored in the clubs to-day that
the allies have found 1900 guns in Sc
and also that the Russians were
falling back on Backsha Sarai, but
French rumers say that the Russians
still hold the north side Of Sevastopoly
and will to the last extremity. It is al
so rumored in Paris that the allied ad-
mirals have decided that it is not expe-
dent to enter the harbor of SevastepoE
until Fort Constantine is sileneed. 1t
is probable that the allies will attack
Fort Constantine from Fort Alexander
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