Washington telegraph., 1855-09-19
IFJonl The Hcs,phis EGG. & Eaqairer.!
o,e Week Later f2onl Europe.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT WAR NEWS.


borg--Great Battle il the Crinea.
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esas er Serzssa77l 10 X ieraaiaasuref.
HaLir4z. Wednesday. Arg. %.
IT, rovaI mail steamship Canada, Capt. Stone
- here at ( clock this mornins- bringing
11i;--1srrool dates TO the 18th
IT. ~ U-rT-ODraficas ~ Ike Baitic.-The an
--a-1entthat the allied feet N the Baltic had
led Sweaborg was taken out by the Her-
- but the CaHGdG brings subsequent details
---I5-b modify the first accounts
TIE Glowing IS the first dispatch on the subject
e-,-r tbe French Admiral
On 5oarF The LourriIle. Aug. II.
H. b,rn5aFdrnent OF Sweaboig by the allied
- has been attended with success. An
.t-,srss oontagrati9s, lasting forty-five hours
-Ies-roved nearly all the stoTehoEses and mag
- - ii the arsenal which Is a complete ruin
T.-5ous powder magazines and stores Of project
sss bIew up- The enemy has resolved terrible
Iov. and suffered an enormous loss Our loss IS
ssirrf6-zut in men, and nothing v hatever in ma
80 Tie crew are enthusiastic
81 PENAUD. e.
The Dispatch Of Admiral Duadas is less high
1r --IgreI and IS Gs follows
Or S57ea60rs, Aug. IL
S,r,45erz was attacked by the mortar and gun
r-fzof-hs allied squad ron on the morning OF the
u--vv explosions and very destructive fires were
I-7IrceI In q few hours nearly all the princi-
ITbrfI.iInss on Yarg0, and many more on Swarte
!!--sfiaz those Of the dOckyard and arsenal, were
i--red Few casualties have occurred, and no
Trss Lost II the allied fleets DUNDAS.
n vi,I be Observed that in the above no men
ti,1 has been made of the Russian ships.
81. PefyS5urs, Aug. H.
Russian dispatch OF the iIth says @The al
l. L
Isrr On the gtb, and have kept It up with energy
uH- nox-
Ig'es.-D1nf-ic. Aug. I6.-The allied squad
nm returned 10 NaTgen from SweabOrg on the
rq-b None Of the allied ships were seriously
iq1gged. The British casualties were: Killed,
r7ae. wounJed- two officers and thirty men The
French loss IS equally tTiHing-
5Jvires from honigsbeFg states that when the
s'tack on Syea5org began, the Gram. Duke Con-
l.7rsige asked permission from the Emperor to
g.-sek the diminished feet before Cronstadt-
The Emperor refused
SreaE5-. seems not to be in the possession of
t5s allies aui II IS not key to any important
~,St5l1 and lis destruction must be regarded as
i-.lrheeI enterprise. and not as any part OF any
-5-rrsbeHzive operation Its successful bonn
Ie-Inart however. has had the effect to revive
the Spin. Of the feet and 70 satisfy expectations
a. home
CorzoIs advanced a quarter per cent and the
Treach Funds twenty-five .centiines on the re-
cspt Of the news
Tie CsiacG-The news from the CFinea is i'm
pr-.a-t great battle having been iousht on The
TcherHaya- The British Government received
The 5FT59ir- dlsTatch-
VsEx1 Aug. I6tb--The Russians attacked the
position at TcasEuava TINS morning at day-5reak
IN great force The action lasted about three
hours aui th-T were completely Fep-.ised by the
French and Szr'iliaus-
szcovD D-sr.rcu--One O'Clock The Russian
attack tlis morning was under the command ct
Lr7alti with lron forty 70 sixty thousand men
Thsir isss s estimated at from 4-s00 90 $500
-1i about 900 prisoners are taken. The ioss on
tie side Of the allies was very small.
Fe.issIeT ts.=Srapis on the 10Th as follows:
For s-me days past rumoFs Of intended attack
ya the party Of tae Russians had excited our at
-sH-sl- and His morning At Gay-hIeak they real
iZzd their Intention against eur 4ires on TIE Ech-
ernaya HG, IL spite oi tue movement Of imposing
masses which h1c been collected duEiEs The night
tie eueny were repUlssi with great vi-or by the
ir0JDS JE-I.n5 the divisions OF Generals HeTbii-
i0l CabsGa- FsEcheux and AiOTTil- The Szrlin-
iaaS p.ac=i on our right fought bTavciy- The
Rl5aas --- large H'sIi Der Oi dead OF the field.
and We made many PTISoneTS- Ile Russians
were In compete retreat OF 5lackeuzie's Hill
when 5ur reserve came up- and with the aid OF
Jlr brave allies particularly the English cayaiIv
the enemy received a severe blow
Our l5sses- although much less numerous than
those OF the enemy, are not Yet known
PELISSIER.
Affairs leso7e SeTassopoI were unchanged.
St Petersburg letters say that Gortsci.ai io.f has
orters IRON the Emperor TO sinE the Russian iieet
d the AaIaEoI falls.
Tie London 5I9raisg Posf ministerial or-an)
a7s edi-5riz.iy- We have every reason 10 be-
l5vs that zlTiuE and hitL eFto unexpected intel
f--r- E- #.-.-l from
H the aeEl ieT days 1t Is supposed to refer TO
ile setFa5 expedition Of fed mOceaents.
h+ssif-I ie Russian paper AOrf SAYS we may
u3W iooH i0- grea. events and hGTrivius racitals
Fns.I>l COM sr5-5-ace says the Commissariat
% Southern Russia l1s declared Il impossible 10
sEo'Is'oH mole men than are now in tae Crimea.
Consequently further TeiniOrcerile,Its will be
sslt- EHIs Is very ioub.fI
Oue hundred and littv bales cotton were seized
d AIN- n tEzEsItu from Antwerp 70 S.. Peters
.lEs aud were each found TO contain Teyo.vers
Fl z east so = l. sid.
he FAE-L. or ysEsEoEG.-Arcor,l7nr II The
o-faIil1c- the mortar vessels and the gun boats
we're TO commence the 5Jm6aTjmeas at tryo miles
stance and the liners were only to come in To
->a tie yyoEE Il successful. 1t auguEs well for
& e operation Of the fotilla, promised BY Sir
o-aTies Wood IN The GFander sphere OF the Neva,
U Wherever else Il IS To Be employed
'iuul lEe Scanry particulars that have reached
= II appears that the boEnbsrdment lasted about
= hours; 50 that during the whole Of that time
= 1uied Heels remained IN position more or less
a.aiH gunslot distance Of the Russian batteries.
s our loss IS said 70 be tFiHiag IN men and noth-
~ whatever IN material, not ship or boat
e-ak or disabled In 50 large an amount of dam
~ lAnIcted on the enemy and 50 little suffered
te 2iIIes may be seen the effect Of that close
ati2A which VIII probably be our best game
> WdF- Doubtless more elorE is 10 be won
SAiis enterprises done with ssnal! i,iesas t5v
HaS1eT--1ild; but where the command IS ii
rlle power immense the Tisk great and the
ee IN proportion nothing should be risked.
Loiailg need he Tis.ed- Success Is ours II yrt.
nave patience to Use shuTe though perhaps
Means
&c-lai successes oi this year have been OF
H,sal character. That IS quite in ac-
rtg "ul the earliest anticipations of the
81 -: VI -eG Il was assumed that the immense
m. 80 aIal IlpenetTable territories Of Russia
- 7'e leE the advantage on tie land. Lat
NJ --i }''eyeT the Fabian policy she has 3ur
- u SAVING the open sea, Liding her fleets
- it leI laEooEs, ard sinking them il necessa
= ~ s-5c cd cte Fsolts made or r.