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the energy of great commander. It saves
Russia from an inextricable position into which
a false Interpretation OF point OF honor would
have thrust her.
The Russian army concentrated north Of Se..
yasopol will henceforth have that unity Of
movement and action which until new it has
wanted.
The SevastOpol Of the South is replaced by
Seyastopol Of the North--A formidable position
bristled with inDumersble guns, which CON-
pact heneeforward will defend. Imperial his
tory will do justice 10 Prince Gertschakof,
who, by making a momentary sacrifice and a
voiding useless effusion of blood, has preserved
for Russia an Grmy trained to war by strug-
gle of years duration. and placed that army
in position which enables him 10 command
the situation.
Reports have been in circulation in England
that the Russians have evacuated the North Of
Seyastopo. and were retIeating in the direc-
zion Of Perekop; but these reports want con-
frmation. Though there is good deal OF dis
cussion in the papers on the subject. there is
no decisive information as to the next move of
the allied Generals
The Morning Post ministerial paper) states
that. from the best Information, Prince Gort-
schakof's army at the north will soon be des-
titue Of provision, The Post also believes
that the allies are fully capable of attacking
and defeating General Liprandi's forces on the
Chernaya.
The Gazette de Prusse. the organ of the
Russian party at Berlin, published the follow
ing contradiction of the report from Vienna
containing the retreat of the Russian army up
on PerekOp.
The Gazette des Portes and the Gazette d.
ALE maCne du Nord announced that Prince
Cortschakoff has received dispatch from War
saw, stating that the Russian corps OF Bakshi-
seraI has commenced retrogade movement
upon Perekop. We can affirm in the most
positive manner, TIA: this is piece of false
news
Paris correspondent, writing under date
Of Sept. IS, says-The French Government
gave General Pelissier the command of the ar
my ut Sevastopol, it instructed him to take the
place. no matter at what cost Of life and money;
and promised him as his reward, in the evert
of success, the baton Of Marshall of France
After one diSasterous repulse, be has at length
carried the southern portion Of the place but
the citadel of Sevastopol. Sevastopol proper,
vet stands intact, and is destined to stand many
months to come. bidding defiance to its assail-
ants. The Government of France, thankful
for the smallest favors. has declared Sevasto-
,ol taken, decreed Pelssier his baton, and or
dered for to-day general jubilee throughout
France.
Sevastopol Of the north, which was replaced
for while by Sevastopol OF the south. will Of.
er advantages for defence which The other did
not possess. The position commands by its el
ovation the south side it has the bay, which
protects it completely on that side, while the
north side is protected by an almost inaCcessi"
bic line offor,ifed places, rendered strong by
nature. In the defence of the south side the
army was divided, and liable to all the inc on
veniences which arise from a want Of concer-
ted action and distribution over n large sur
face while now it will be more concentrated
and in more effective CO operation with the ar
my in the field
AS q faithful chroncler | should not fail to
note the fact that, Notwithstanding the Consid-
erable number Of American flags which graced
the Boulevards the day Of the entrance of
Queen Victoria into Paris not one nov ap pears
among the thousands which are seen flying to
the breeze in every reclion. Our country
men could very concientously greet the arti-
val of distinguished and respected sovereign,
but on the subject of Sevastopol they are
neutral.
A correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
writing from St. Petersburgh under date Of
September IS, says General Bibiko6, The
Home Minister, is dismissed for his opposition
TO the emancipation Of the serfs, and Lanskoi
is appointed in his stead
General Count Grloff has just received the
portrait of the late Emperor and that of the
present Gear, to BE- worn on his breast. This
is the highest distinction which can be given to
Russian subject Prince W akouski and prince
Pnskiewtch have hitherto been the only Rus
sian dgnatares possessing this mark Of impe-
rial favor.
Those who remember how in 1919 people re-
ceived the news OF the capture of Moscow, see
nothing like it in the sentiments with which the
fall of Sevastopol is regarded. Russia is not
nm Achilles, who must die If wounded in the
heel, On the 7th Of September, during the
bombardment, we lost more men than the next
day, This loss was 3, sou killed and woun-
ded.
We are rather disappointed at the attitude
of Austria; which after the fall Of Sevastopol,
declares it will remain true to the treaty of De-
cember g Yet the better for us An open
enemy is to be preferred to false friend
Austria's trescAery will brrg worse fruits to
itself than to us.
We are in want of salt and sugar. but we
have powder and iron, and they must kill
three million before they shall humble u.s.
The war is now beginning and until you
hear of the capture of Perekop, don't consider
the Crmea as lost for us.
| AT last the Guards are ordered to tho seat
of war. Petersburgh is as gay as ever, aud
we cannot say that we dance on volcano.
! Gov. SHANNON-KANzAs ELEoTioN While
the Slave Democracy are circulating the trump.