The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-12
NV YoRk, Sept. 6.

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NEw YoRK, Sept. 6.
The steamship Atlantic arrived abou
half past three this afternoon. bringing
= 500 passengers, among them Judges Dan
iels and johnson.
She passed the africa on the after
noon of the 25th, off the Shenies, bound
- to liverpool 1lt es'
The 4|ieL arrived off Cowes on the
morning of the 23d, and the Washing.
ton for southampton on the afternoon
of the 24th.
= No further vents of any importance
have occurred in the progress of the war.
sssm There are copious details of the Swea.
borg bombardment, and the battle ON
the Tchernaya.
The Russian loss at Sweaborg is re.
ported at only 40 killed aud 240 wound
ell.
@ The Notifications had been destroyed,
and two British ships had fred On Ri
ga without effect.
The squadron in the White Sea con-
tinues to destroy stores, &c.
The British in the Sea of Azof. have
blown Up a sunken Russian ship of-war.
Affairs before Seyastopol quiet and
unchanged, as we'll as at Kars.
The Russian loss on the battle on the
Tchernaya is nearly 1000 killed and
wounded. The Allies ouly 1000.
The Russians were not pursued across
sathc river, bu; held their former position.
According to the Russians Admiral's
account of the b~ombardment of Swea-
- borg, the Allies appear TO nave done but
little damage besides the burning of the
public stores. He says no damage what
ever has been done to the Notifications,
batteries or guns. lie closes his de-.
spateh of the 18th inst, thus: "The
enemy remain at their old anchorage,
and dare not nenew the attack" +
The attack on Riga was commenced
at four o'clock on the morning of the
10th by two English steamers, one two
decker and. one frigate, and continued
till Yin the evening, doing, appearautly,
aHo .damagesa
.nssi The attack on the Tcllernaya was COM
FAncnced BY Gortschakoff in person. The
Russian forces consisted of Eve divisions,
5000 cavalry and 90 batteries of artil-
lery
The Russians left the field 9 1000
dead, and SO officers aud 1000 men
wounded. Three Russian Generals were
killed.
The French loss amounts to nearly !
200 killed and over 500 wounded. The
English General Reed vas killed.
A later dispatch says. the Russians
asked for an armistic to bury their dead.
Pslisciee says the whole number of
Russians buried was 1929; 600 of them
were taken prisoners.
dispatch of the 10Th says, the ar
tilery have opened fire. upon ScYas-
topol, but the bombardmenf had no.!
commenced
ehaa The four Russian steamers sunk in
Che Berbiansk Bay rave been blown mp
by the English and the suburbs of the
town burnt. A British gun Loaf went
. ashore during the attack, and was taken
by the Russians, together with a com
plete,c code of the Allies signals.
Gortschakoffrs latest dispatch from
Seyastopolis to the 3lst. He says the
FIRE Of the Allies has sensible diminish
ed and does bat little damage.
There is no political news of impor-
tance from England.
Senior Esculants, the ne : Minister
from Spain to the United States, had
left Madrid. +
: There are rum ors of a split in the
. Austrian Cabinet.
Queen Victoria's visit to France had
been attended with the greatest enthusi-
asm and eordialiiy.
There is on reliable Information on
the subject of negotiations.
Private letters and rumors arc busy /
in circulating reports, according to (which
the accession of Spain to the Western
alliance is complete, and the accession
of Denmark and Sweden almost ratified.
Austria, according to the same loose I
authority had already submitted to q |;
new project of peace, and will soon ex-
press herself decidedly for the allies.
Further, there is talk that the allies
amay ~peamaneBtly occupy some portion
-ofthe Turkish Territory, aud reconstruct
At1e map of italy. i:
LONDON, Saturday Morning.
g Victoria viii embark on Monday for
Bolougne on her return,
The Emperor will accompany her to
: Bolougne. +.
Advices from Paris state that SO, 900
additional reinforcement are to be sent !
to. the Crimea. !,
The Allied Squadron has captured !
in the White Sea two Russian ships /.
and me steamer. The Squadron was !
sprepariDgto quit that sea.
A Berlin paper says that Austria has {
declared that she will treat according to {
military law every individual tamperiDg J
swith Austrian soldiers with a view of in '
duciDg them to join the Anglo Italian t
legion. - a
The Russian Division, Helsveen Kars e
and Erzeroom having been reinforced r
by a force Of 700 men, marched upon b
Kannritani On tho ID Drove tho Turk- Nv