The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-03
SANDMAN ACCOUNTS

luc tOWO, winch seems 10 be totally de-
serted.
SANDMAN ACCOUNTS
General Marmora writes that the Rus.
SLAMS have withdrawn from the town, af.
ter having set it on fire, blown up all the
public buildings and works Of defense,
a>d sunk their last ships.
RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS
Accounts from St Potersburgh are
received, giving the following from
Gortschakoi, dated Sebastopol, Sept s,
noon
The enemy received fresh reinforce.
ments necessarily. The bombardmcnt
continues very violent.
10 o'clock p. NJ The garrison of Sc.
bastopol, after sustaining an Internal fire,
were repulsed to-day. Although six as.
saults were made, they could not drive
the enemy from the Bastion Korniloff
Our brave troops, who resisted to the
last extremity. are now crossing to the
northern part of Sebastopol The enemy
has found nothing in the southern part
but the bloody ruins which his attack
has made. The passage of the garrison
from the southern to the northern side
has been achieved with extraordinary
success. and our only loss on that occa-
sion is about 100 men killed We left
IN the southern part only 500 men gticy-
ously wounded
SUBSEQUENT DlsrATCHFRoM CENrELIssiER.
CRlMEA. Sept. 10, II p. MI in.
spccted Sebastopol and its lines Of de-
Tense to-day The mind cannot form an
exact picture of our victory, the full OK.
tent of which can only be understood by
an INSPECTION of the place itself The
multiplicity Of the works of defense. and
the material means applied thereto, OK,
coed by far anything hitherto seen in
the history Of war. The capture Of the
Malakofi, which compelled the enemy to
fly before our Eagles, ALREADY three times
victorious, has placed in the hands of the
Allies an immense amout of material.
and an immense establishment, the i'm.
portancc OF which it is not possible to
state exactly. Tomorrow the Allied
troops will occupy the Karabelnaia and
the town, and under their protection an
Anglo French Commission will be occu.
pied with making out return of the
material abandoned to US by the enemy.
The eXultatlon of our soldiers is very
great.
Sept. II, / p. NJ The enemy has
destroyed the remainder Of his fleet,
Nothing now remains in the harbor.
ANrlclrAED BATTLE-The Allies are
fastening preparations in case of Gort-
schakoh attempting to reach Perekop,or
to unite with Liprandi
Loss OF THE ALLIEs-RrIoIcINGs IN
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.-The London
Io% says The English loss in the as.
sault on the Redan was 500 to COO kill.
cd, and 400 wounded, including l4l
officers
The WOniteHr says that Oh the morn.
ing of the llth, $500 were wounded. in.
GLIDING $40 officers who had gone to the
Ambulanccs. Dead not ascertained, but
probably short of 1000
The Paris correspondent of the Lon.
don ItmcS writes that five French Gen
erals were killed, besides ten superior
officers.
1t is also affirmed that Generals Nc.
Mahon and Trocheau had died of wounds.
aid that Gen. Bosquct was either killed
or wounded
Gen. Pelissicr is created Marshal of
France.
Paris was illuminated.
y grand National re Deun was celo.
brated by the Emperor at tho Church of
Notre Dame
Queen Victoria sends an address Of
thanks to her army, and directs General
Simpson to congratulate Marshal Pelis-
sier on his brave victory.
Throughout France and England the
rejoicing is immense.
ARMlsTICE AND CAPlTuLArIoN-Pa
correspondence says-Gen Pelissier tel.
egraphs for instructions in case Gortscha.
kotf should ask to capiulate, and the re-
ply reported is: "That the Russians
must surrender at discretion, lay down
their arms, and give up all the fortified
places III the Crimea, including Odessa.
with all munitions of war, and without
doing previous damage thereto" but
Gortschakoft has notyet asked for terms
RUSSIAN STATEMENT-The resolution
of Prince Gortschakoff exhibits the en-.
ergy Of great commander. 1t saves
Russia from an inextricablc position in
to which false Interpretation of points
of honor would have thrust her. The
Russian army, concentrated north of Sc.
bastopol, will henceforth have unity of
movement and action, which until now
was wanted.
Sebastopol of TIE South is replaced
By SebastOpol of the North, which is a
formidable position, bristling with in
Vulnerable guns, which compact army
henceforward will defend.
Impartial history will do Gortschakoff
justice, who, by making sacrifice, and
avoiding useless effusion of blood, has
preserved for Russia an army trained to
war by struggle of years duration,
and placed that army in position which
enables him to command a situation.
FRANcE.-An attempt has been made
on the life of the Emperor by man
named Bellemaire, who fired two pistols
at carriage supposed to contain the
Emperor. but only containing some of tho
ladies in waiting on the Empress, The
attempt was made at the door of the
Italian Opera. The assassin was arrest.