New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-05
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& Losses Il lie A1liea. FT ~
The London Post says the Euelia, ,oas 4, M.
assault on the Redan, was 1--WE 6 IN knns,sJ ,.g
Il Killed and fourteen hundred wounded ;n.,,s
ding one hundred and forty one oficsrs .l'.a-
Ing Mon ifenrs says shae up to che morning Of
the 11th, 4,50J wounded, including 24e ofsesrs
had gone to the ambulances The narahsr II
the dead was not ascertained, but it 10 urobahsss
short of COO. ssais ssssFas sfss. rs = y -
The Paris correspondence Of the London Times
writes that FIVE French Generals we're killed.
besides ten superior officers. ~ # -
4 hls alao affirmed that Generals MeMahon and
frocher have died from the effect of wounds,
aa ana snas General Bosquet is either killed OF
/ Rumisn visw of Affsfrz.
Ihe kussian paper, The Brussels Ncrd. aavs
| the resolution Of Prince Gortscbakoff arbibits
me energy Of great commsnder. Tt saves
Russia from an inextricabls positian int ,.b;.6
false interpretation Of point of honor wonld
have thrust her &, - : - 's'-- '>'>~
The kusaian army concentrated north or Be-
bastopoi will henceforth have thax un;tv a.
movement and action which, until now. 4 bsa
wanted. The Sebastopol of the South Is repIacsd
| ~ sebastopol Of the North-a formidabls pnss. .
tion, bristling with innumersbIe guns, which a
compact army henceforward will defend fra-
paraaa htstory will do Justice to Primes Gosts-
ons S 1on, 1910, Mno, y making momeutary sacrifice,
served for kassia an army sraiped 10 war bv a
struggle OF years duration, and placed that
army in o position which enablea hir, ~ corr
mand the situation 4 ,-- - -
Instructions to the Frsneh conzmaxdsr.
4 ear1s correspondence ssys Pelissisz - tefe-
fgrapbed for instructions in cAss aofrsshskaH
should ask to capitulate. The reply, ~ rsuaftsds
4 is in substance that the Russ;ass must su,,sr'
der at discretions lay down their ArDs nj siiyn
i mp all fortified places in the Crfmea, incfaiiur
Odessa, and all their munitions of war, without
doing any previous damage thereto But Goxrl
chakof has mot yet ssked for terms. sae
I Pelissier has been created Marshal Of Frsuce.
snd Paris completely fiiufninsted on account IF
grand national ts deuss Was celsbratsd st
the church Of Nosre Dame, the Emperor attend
ing in person. y &s sssf ~ i ss
| Queen Victoria has sent an address Of thauka
to her army, and directs General Simpson to
eonsrstulste Marshal Pelissier ON his brilliant
victory. l@sst o. = fsssss4e s8s.'''sf
Throughout France and England the rejoicing
y "a The Very Latest ~ a'ssss Ase;s Z
[nY rEtEeRAsR LesDos 70 LrvxnrsoIJ
LONDON. Sept 49, II a M-The Paris cor
RESPONDENT Of the Times says IL is reported that
20 900 men have emhtsrhsd at Baiakiava for the
| sScooecfoi5
in full retreat towsrds PeYekop. 757aF F7'
The Paris Debats contains an editorial article
discussing the question, whether Sebastopoi In
| tena bic by the Allies, while the Russiars are
masters of the forts on the north side, fronting
the sea, and asserts that the town is quits
tenabie, the possession Of Fort ChorsoEe and
Balaklava supervising the necessity OF entering
| the harbor. The Russian armies will probably
continue in observation within their positions,
until the Allies make some movement: hence all
specu alton as to Inc plan of the campaign must
be purely ims sginary
Ii is rurnored in the Clubs to-day that the
Allies found 1000 guns withiE the lines Of Sebas-
topol, and also that the Russians are falling
| back upon Baktschisrai; but rumcrs from Paris
are to the effect that Prince GortschakaE will
certainly hold the north side Of Seoastopol to
| the last extremity. From the same source we
learn that the Allied Admirais have sent a dig
patch stating that it is not expedient to enter
| the harbor of Sebastopol until Fort Constantine
shall have been silencedS Itisconjectured that
| the Allies will attack Fort Constantine from
Fort Alexander and Artillery Bay
I The Times suggests the celebration of day Of
national Thanksgiving, on account of the fall Of
Sebastopol. -s
A dispatch from Dantzio. under date Of the
l4th instant, says that the block ships are
expected to be ordered home on Monday next
| Prince Frederick, Of Prussia, Ia at present on
l q visit to Queen Vicsoria
Denmark. .s
i austrian Mediation in the Sound Dues
| Question.-A letter dated Berlin, Aug. A. says
Austria is said to have offered her mediation TO
Denmark, in her difference with the United
| States. Doubts are entertained as to whether
! the United States will consent to the compro-
mise which Denmark intends proposing, of low
ering the Sound duties generally; but Prussia
would be quite ready to accept it.
/ Ruszia.
| A telegraphic dispatch from st. Petersburg
states that the Gear intends leaving there on
/ the 18th for Moscow. At Warsaw he will be
attended by Count Nesselrode, who will, it is
| thought, arrange an interview for him with tho
| King of Prussia g,ss.s 49, .s... .,.,s.,ss 49,,
IT. Gommeroial Intslligence. -
4 LoNpos MoNEY MAsKEr--rhe Bank of England had
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the ensuing week The market exhibited increased
e9nso 9 for Isnsy closed sd At so g sa
the week to the extent of I200 Eagles quoted at 7es
II 41d. Bar silver IS 14d 4ss7@
American stocks prices the most part were noui-
nal and would probably remain 80 during the existing
| value Of money. fasfss q
LIVERPOOL corros MAnxnr.-Messrs Brown shiplsy
Co. report the market essier in cnneeqnsnceo the in
sngeucy In the mon-y market the advanced
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opened q g. sayan.s e sa but %
sSs vssk Ssss x Ss.b
tors took 5000 and exporters about the quantity
The sales of Friday COCO hses The following
the authorized quotations:
,sassS It s. Fair. Mddhng.
Hssaas. Hsm Uias.ns' ss 81,
mobile. o56 - g . 9-i0
Ordinary to good ordinary, 81 to $50 Inferior, ~
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4 Msssrs Dennistonn i Co. quote Uplands fair, ez<
The stock hand amounted to 54 GOO bales, Of wic
S29e0o were American. ~ss
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