The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

pace to morrow ct II o'clock. The firing was tre'
n,ndsus al day, bat clouds OF dust which hish
"a IA the north drifted into our faces. renasrso
| view o. thu place impossible.
| Aoon. O'Clock two-decsar was set on hre. soo
sosnt an nisht steamer towse other vessels nea,
men-ofwar are stil 10 tact Flames brose out be.
hind the Redan 10 the afternoon The bombsrdmes'
We: renewed at dusk sardini,n corps was rarsn
explosion 10 the town at ii o'closk I. M. The men
Gil tae 48 hous provisons. cooked into the trenches
tack y 'A'
| sEPr. 8. ia. NAH corners from BalstIavs and
e Another i'm. Of re .Pp1G ~ ns 81
one going as far as Cathcarts Hill the picset-
houses, except staff officers or men ON duty The
| noon. The 4th Division Is now under arms
o. The account OF the assault We take from General
simpson's dispatches.
"At the hour appointed our Allies quilted their
trerchss entered and Carried the apparently unpres-
uable defences Of the Malskof with tina. impstuous
nsyirs once obtained possession, they were never
disiodsed The trt color planted on the parapef was
,se .gnal fof he sti.h troops to sdysnGs IN.
General Sir VIM. Codiinston. who carried out the
details In concert with Lieut., General Markham l
determined that the ID and Light Divisions should
have the honor of the assault, from the circum.
staucs OF their having defended the batteries aud
approaches sgsinst the Redsu for ., many months
aud from the intimate knowledge they possessed OF
1.-THE fire of our artillery having made as much Of
.
decided that the co unns Of asssult should be d.
rscted against that part bsng less exposed to the
heavy fIe BY which this WORK 1, l. ore ectsS
and Lieut. General Markham that the asseuitng
column of 1000 men should be formed By equal mum.
lead, and that of the Second to follow. They left
the trenches at the preconcerted signal and moved
e. d: "a ps ..l s:I, Ct
the crest Of the ditch the ladders we're placed and
the men imme dlateIy stormed the parspst Of the
cd add ran afr Ad mr. fhA M wlo
determined and bloody combat was here maintained
for nearly an hour, and although supported to the
Played, 1t was found impossible to maintain the po
sition
your lordship will perceive by this long and sad
list of the casualties with what gsllsntry and self
devotion the officers nobly place themselve. at the
head OF their men during this ssueuinsry conflict.
the sense 1 entertain Of tie conduct and galsntry
exhibited by the troops, though their devotion was
not rewarded by success which they 80 we'll mer
tied TO no one are my thanks more justly due than
to Colonel Windham, who calamity headed his col.
umn of attack; and was fortunate in entering and re-
trenches ere, subsequsnt to this attack crowd
ed with troops that wss unable to organize second
assault. which l intended to make with the high.
had hitherto formed the to be supported BY
the third division under Major. sueral Sir William
Eyre therefore sent for these Ulcers and arrang.
ed with them to renew the attack the following
morning. The H ehland Brigade occupied the adj.
vaDced trenches during the nisht.
About ii O'Clock the enemy commenced expIo.
ding their agaznes, and Sir Colin Campbell h.v.
log ordered ANAL party to advance cautiously to
examine the Red ms, found the works abandoned -
ii dld let dee It necessary. however to occupv it
until daylight. The evacuation of the town by the
enemy was made manifest durin the night apd fi,e
appeared N every psrt accompanied by large pic.
sions under the cover of which the eneulg succsad
ed in Withdrawing Their troop. to the moth side By
means OF the raft bridge recently constructed and
viii b tn sfterward disconnected and convex ed 20
the ether side ~
RUSSIAN DISPATCHES.
THE EMPERORS ADDRESS TO THE ARMY
Ia an order If the day 10 the srucy communicative
the fall OF Ssbssopol, his Majesty thapks rbe s.rri
son the bravery tiey have display ed in defend
iog the ghGld SebsstopcI to ,hs last and de-
cisres that he Is convinced that all the troop. of th
empire are ready to follow their example in saoi.
Iclbg lie and everything for the sake protscfin
the giou the honor and the independence of Ana
Ella The Emperor aids that h. sill relies wi h con-
hde1ce upon tbs tirmness and courage of his faith mi
and st achsd soldiers 10 repel every future hostjJ
attempt 70 violate the sanctty Of she Russian terri
tory, while he the abandonment of ths
touhern portion OF Sebastopo by sayiuy that thars
IL line which is impossible even TO heroes This
dispatch is dated st. Petersburg, Sept.1 IL.
MARKETS.
FiouF'-Ihe market hss been firm and prices have
&c up arc tendency. Western Canal 38s QS9s;
Southe ere 48s I549s.
Whest.-The market Ia firm; Southern White 1es
Corr Plies are trfs lower: Yellow S9s 3d.;
NJ xsd $50 Cd. ~ S9a ''
G4rdper's Circular quotes Wheat and PJour 6r,nsr
with good demand for Western Canal; Southsrn
selling at Ala 042s, and Ohio st 42043s Sd.
- From McHenry's uffs The
full rates There ia very little American flour here
Western Canal "a quoted at 4as; Philadelphia and
Baltimore Ais ais Oh io 42s l044s Wueat s n re-
guest for present snd future delivery, at 12r.0l2s
dull Sales of white 45s, and yellow a. 49,; mixed
S4s.