Demoine courier., 1855-09-13
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New York. Sept. {


The steamship Atlantic arrived a, this
por, about 81 o'clock this r. NJ, bringing
about two hundred passengers. among
them Judges Daniel and Johnson.
She passed the Africa on the r. M oil
the 25,h off The Sherries bound for Liv-
erpool.
The Ariel arrived of Cowes on the
morning Of the 23d, and the Washing.
ton of Southampton on the P. M. Of the
Oath.
No farther events Of any importance
have occurred in the progress Of The war
but there are copious details OF the Swea.
borg bomoardmen , and their battle in the
Tchernaya.
The Russian loss a, Sweaborg is re
ported a. only 40 killed and $40 wound
ed. The Notifications were destroyed.
Two British ships had FREQ Cd Riga
without effect.
The Squadron in the White Sea son.
tinues TO destroy stores, and the British
in the Sea of Azof have blown up and
sunk the Russian ships Of war.
Affairs before Sebaslopol quiet and
unchanged, as well as a. Kars.
The Russians loss in the battle on the
Tchernaya is nearly 1000 killed and
wounded-the allies only 1000.
The Russians were no, pursued across
The river, but hold their former position.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC,
According TO the Russian Admirars
account of the bombardment OF Swea-
borg the allies appear 10 have done but
little damage besides The burning of the
public stores. He say no damage VIVA,
ever has been done to The Notifications
batteries or guns lie ciosse his dis
patch IN the evening Of The 18th thus:-
1.-The enemy remain at their old an
chorsge aud do not renew the attack
The attack on Riga was commenced
at 4 O'Clock on the morning Of the 10Th
by the two English steamers. one two
decker aud friga,e, and continued until Z
IN the evening. doing apparently no dam
age.
The attack on the. Tcheranya was
commenced by Gor,schakoT 10 person.
The Russian force consisted of five di.
visions (6.00O) cavalry and twenty bat
,eries of artillery. The Russians left on
the field 2 600 dead. and 3S officers, and
l.GOO wounded. Three Russian Genrr.
ais were killed.
The French loss amounts TO n nearly
300 killed and over 500 wounded.
The English General, Reed. was kill
ed.
A later dispatch says The Russians ask
ed for al armistice TO bury the dead.
Pelisisr says The whole number OF
Russians buried was 3.329-6OO were
taken prisoners.
A dispatch OF the 10Th says the ar,il
lery have opened fire upon S~ebastopol
but the bombaydmen, had mol, commenc
ed.
The four Russian steamers sunk in
the Bay OF Borbioosk have been blown
up by the English. with complete code
OF the allies' signals
Gor,schakoH's la,es, dispatch from Sc.
~bas,opol is to the Dist. He sa, 9 the fire
of the Allies hiss scnslbiy diminished and
does but little damage
Queen Vlc,oria's visi, to France had
oeen attended with the gvea,es, en,husi.
asm and cordially.
Advices from Paris state that 5000
additional reinforcements are to be sen,
I'd the Crimea. The allied squadron
has captured in the White Sea two Russ
ian SHIPS and one steamer The squadron
preparing TO qul, The sea.
Russian dIvislon between Kars and
Erzeroum. having been reinforced by a
corps OF S.O86, marched upon Krni, oE
the 3d,droye The Turkish troops from tina,
position. and finally encamped three
leagues from Erzeroum.
Russian agents have been sert 10 the
chief cities in Europe 10 raise q loan Tor
the Russian Government.