The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-06
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SATURDAY MORNING. 49,. OCTOBER 6. 1856
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THE ATTACK.

Ihe following 10 a translation from the Journa
de 8; Petersburg of The official despaches of Prince
| Gorischskoff. describing the furious bombsrdmen
which preceded the evacuation of the south side
and the evacuation itself -
SEPT Sth noon The enemy receives nearly ev'
| cry day new reinforcements. The bombardmen
Continues with uuexampled violence. Our loss has
been more then sou in the last "a hours.
| TEN O'CLOCK, % m)-The troops of your 1mpe
rial Majesty have defended Sabastopoi to the lss
extremity, but It imposalbie to hold 1t any
longer, on account of the Internal fire which Wei
poured upon the town. TIE troops have passed
10 the north side after repellipg elk or seven
assaults made by the enemy, aud It Yves only 81
the Korniloff that we found IL impossible TO expe
them.
CRIMEA, Sept. IL. Evening.--We have blown up
the greater part of the southern torti cations The
enemy begins to appear there, and small groups
are seen amidst the ruius of the town. We trans
ierred to the north sil the wounded who were re-
msinirg In the southern part. In the attack on
| the 9th we succeeded In making prisoners l supe-
rior officer, II subalterns, and LEO soldiers.
REPULsE OF THE RUSSIANS AT KARs.
The Russians who are sill besieeinp kars In
Asia, were repulsed by the Turkish garrison In az
attempt 10 take one of the outworks On the 7th o
August. with the loss of General killed, and q
Colonel mortally wounded. As the winter sets iu
early, 1t Is expected that the Russians, if still un
successful, will retire before the end OF the present
month from ksrs. They have retired already from
the neighborhood OF Etzsroum.
THE BALTIC.
The winter season having set 10 month eail Her
than last year, little If anything more will be done
this year. ltsppears that the rockets with shells
attached which reached the allied squadrens from
France, and which were Intended Tor the utter de
siruction of Revel and other places at distance
OF GOO yards - 3 1-2 nsu,ical miles,-do Dot ex-
ceed 1000 yards in their range, while the period
OF their explosion is very uncertain.
THE LATEST FROM THE cRIMEA.
Thara fpta nhe frcr, r1,, a.
18Th. Prince Gor;schakoff reports ON the I7th
that there is nothing W In the Crimes."
An account from the Crimea of the l1tb, states
that General Bosquets wound Is not serious The
first detachment of the Allied troops entered the
eastern part of the Karabensia suburb OF Sebasto.
pol on the 1lth by order of General Pellsser; and
on the following day, the city having been previ-
ousiy Inspected, was occupied, but only by small
bodies of troops.
THE RUMoRED RUSSIAN DEFEAT
The Gazette de Prusse, the organ of the Russian
party at Berlin, publishes the following contradics
lion OF the report from Vienna, containing the re.
treat of the Russian army upon Perekop:
The Gazette des Portes and the Gazette d
AlleDmange du Nord announces that Prince Gorts.
chakCft has received despatch from Warsaw
stating that the Russian corps of Beksh Serai has
commenced retrograde movement upon Perekop
We affirm, in a most positive manner, that this
Ia piece of false news
CONDITION OF sEBAsToPoL
Accounts from the Crimea 10 the 18th instant
have been received io Paris, By way of Varpa The
detachment of French troops which entered Sebas
tcpol on the 11,h found the full of ruins and
bsrricedes erected In different parts Barrie ades
and entertainments extend almost I'D to the Cathe-
dral but became less numerous beyond It, The
obstacles at the entrance to the port about
be removed 10 admit the entrance of ships.
AUMoRED EVACUATION OF THE NORTH OF sEBAsTo.
POL.
Ii 10 rumorsd that Prince Gortschakoff has re
ceived an order from st Petersburg to evacuate
the Crimea, on condition of being allowed by
Marshal Pelssier to quit the north forts with
and baggage. Peliasisr 10 said to have referred to
his government for Instructions.
The Paris correspondent of the Times writes thai
the allies have captured at Sebastopol no fewer
than 200 guns of large calibre-
GEN. BosQUET's ADDRESS TO THE FRENCH TROOPS
BEFORE sroRMING.
II was, as has already been stated, directed BY
Gen Bouquet, that Gen MacMahon was the first tC
lead his division to the breach having the Zouavet
of the Guard for a reserve. Gen de la Moptrouge
led the next division, having the Grenadiers, ano
the Voligeurs of the Guard a reserve. This d.
vision attacked the curtain which connects the Ma,
lskotf 10 the Redan.
The following is the order addressed by len Bos
Quet TO the troops under his command, immediate
lg befo going Into action:
"Sodiers, OF the Second Corps OF the Reserve, OF
the 7th Of June you had the houor to strike proud
IL the first blow, right TO the heart OF the Russian
army.
"On tho 16 of August you inflicted on tn,
Tchernsya a most shameful humiliation upon ,h,
enemy's army of relief To-day 1t is the coup d.
grace, the coup mortelle,' that you are about t.
strike with that firm hand which the enemy know
30 we'll by carrying his line OF defence by tn,
Mslakoff; while our comrade of the English army
and of the first corps will commence the assault
OF the Redan and the Central Bastion. This Is
general assault army against army. II 10 an i'm
mense victory with which the young eagles O
Ia dnut m ba Enr rA hon
ines enfsnsi Malakof aud Sebsslopol for u,
and 'Vive le Emperor!
'BOSQUET, Commander OF the Second Corp s.
THE SLAIN FRENCH GENERALS.
The French Generals killed in the assault ar
stated to be Generals st Pol, Breton. de Marolel
Rivet and Ponteves Wounded, Generals Bosque
hIellinet, de la Moi,erouge, ConstoD, BissoD, an
Trochu.
On the 18th, Marshal Pelissier teiegrsphs tbs
the generals and superior officers wounded sre do
Ing as well as can be expected, aud there need
no anxiety on their account.
PELIssIER's ACCOUNT OF THE STORES.
Marshal Pelissier telsgrsphs on the l7th Septen
ber:--
The enemy have not destroyed their docks, tn
pelghboring establishments, the barracks, Fol-
Nicholas, or Fort Quarantine. first generf
survey OF the materials left has given the foliown
result "A 900 guns so 600 ba lls few hollow prt
ectiles large quantity OF powder, (not@ithstanc
ing all the explosions which have taken plsceD Sc
| hall AEcnOre, IN excellent COuuUlO0. XIII
| grammes OF copper, two steam engines OF 80 hors
| power, aud considerable quantity of sawn .imoe
| tor defence works"
The magnificent docks, built by Upton, at Sebs'
topol, cost of between ten and twelve millior
| to the Russian Government are very little jure
| by the bombardment. The "spoils of war" thl
| show a sudden and unexpected retreat of ii
| Russians.
| GREAT BRITAIN.
The Queen, Prince Albert and their families al
| stiil in The Highlands, where Prince Frederic
| William, of Prustis who gossip says, Is going
marry the Princess Royal, Is visiting.
There were great rejoiclngs 10 Liverpool. an
other towns. on Thursday (he 20th) the annivers
| ~ of the battle OF the Alma.
The American ship Wandering Jew, was towe
into Cork on the l7ih, with her crew In state
muiiny. Ailthe men but two were discharged
the Magistrate on the ground that he had no juri
diction over the case
| Since the rise in bread the corn question had a
| sumed a serious aspect aud IL was thought that Z
Government would have to go back to the old tai
and remunersse the bakers. A project II spok
of for an additional cenlime ON several indirs
taxes TO provide iund for the purpose
The exhibition 10 TO remain open until the 2s
November.
The health Of the Empress IL improved, and .
. 10 isgcing On favoraby.
The faancal resources Of the Carlists arc n
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