New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30
SWEAHORG BOMBAnDED AND DESTROYED.
Russian Repulse before Sevastopol
SEyASTOPOL AGAIN BOMBARDED.
COTTON ACTIVE-BREADSTuFFs DECLINING.
CONsOLS, OF to Of IL.

arrived here at 4oclock this morning, bringing Liver
| pool dates 10 the 18th inst
The steamer Hermann sailed from southampton on
the l5t, for New-York with 200 passengers.
On the 18th, off Cork Hsrbor passed a steamer sup
posed to be the Alta, tic bound TO Liverpool 22d,
lat Sill, Ion. ~ 10, passed steamer bound east,
supposed to be the Asia 25h, la. ~ OF, IN i7i2,
passed a steamer bound east, probably toe Baltic.
2sth, lat. 55.O6, lon 5sIl passed British bark abb
gail. standing TO northeast.
The Canada saied hence at O'Clock this morning
for Boston, where che sill be due 90 Thursday after
noon end nay arrive in season for her msis 10 reach
New-York that night.
THE WAR.
OPERATIONS IN THE BALTIC.
The anuoulceme q at the Allied Flee, IN the Baltic
hao de-loyed Sweahorg uas taken cut by the Her
manu. but The Canada brings subsequent details which
modify q e frst accounts.
The fol owing is The frat dispatch on the subject
from the French Admiral:
"oS BoAso TIE LeuRvLLE. Aus. II. 1855
The bornbsrdep 4 Sgesborg by the Allied sdrons hs
hen s-,euod lib success An ine lasting
hours destroy cd nearv AL n. sorehouss snd
la %. ard .oe. Of pecs. Sew up The enemy k re-
eei,ed terrible blow suffered io' Our los
isu6csnf and noiog whseYer u nat iae
crews enthusiastic fE'AOp
Tie dis at bofAdmiral Dundas is less highly coiored
oFF swEAEoRG Saturday, Aug II, 1855
se.orE attacked BY the mortar and saaeoas Il ne
Allied .qusdIon on The moIpn, q ios h The h,ns eess
fires were produced. In hours nearly al the principal
sqrs q sTs9 I'd a f on Few es. s.s
occurred and no lives lost in the Allied fees -
tsignedl DUMAS"
twill be observed that n the above no mention has
been mace Of The Russian shps.
ST.. PETFRsBURG, Aug. ia Russian dispatch OF
the 18th SAYS: The allied fleet opened the botnbari-
ment a. ainst Ssesborg the 9th, and have kept
w with energy until now.
LATEST.
D.Srzrc. Aug l6-The allied squadron returned to
Nereen from Sweaborg on the 18Th. None OF the 81
lied ships we're seriously damaged. The British clsu-
alies were: Killed, Lone; wounded, two officers aud
thirty mn. The French lose is equally triing.
Advices from X niesburg s. ate that when the attack
on Sweaborg began, the Grand Duke Constantine
a,k,d pernission from the Emperor % attack the d.
FINISHED flee; before Crobstadt, but the Emperor re-
fused. go.
Sweaborg seems not 10 be in possession Of the Allies
ard ss it is not key TO any important position, It's
a, stfrccr uust be regarded detached enterprise
and not as uDy pert Of any comprehensive op-ralon
Iss succ.ss..i Commandment however has had the
effect 10 tAe spirits OF the neet and 10 satiy
exltc'at.Ons al home.
torsuls advanced / per cent, and the French funds
rs oeniines Oh the receipt of the news
THE CRIMEA.
The news from the Crmea is important, great
battle having been fought the Chernaya. Tue
Rriti.h Cover mert received The following disPascl
"VARSA, Aug. l6-The Russians attacked the posi-.
tiou OF CberDaya this morning at daybreak III great
force The action lasted about thfee honrs out tey
were completely Tepulsed by the French aud SGr-
oindns."
ISeeond Dispotchl -" One oclock.-The Russian
attack thls morning under command OF Lipraodi,
with frop 40 goo to 60 900 men, Their Ices If estimated
nj from 1000 10 5 0G0 and about 400 prisoners are
taken The loss on the side of the Allies was very
small"
Ptlissier teleerephs on the 10th as follows;
"For some DAYS past rumors of an intended attack
on be pert of the Russians mad excited our at,enon,
and this morning At daybreak they realized their ln-
tenop against our lines The Chernaya but IN spite
of the movement OF imposing masses watch hto been
collected during the night, the enemy were repulse1
with GRE at yigor by the troops forming the dvlsos oil
Generals HeIbilOn, Canava, Fancheux aud Morris
The Sandman placed on our night fought bravel' Inc
RusslsDs LETT large number OF Dc al on the neia ana
we mae many prisoners The Russians were ia CON
ulo;e rereat on Mackenzies Hill when our reserve
came up and with the aid OF our brave Allies, oarue-
ularly lie English cavalry, the enemy received 80
we're blow.
Our os,es, although much lees numerous than those
Of The enemy, bot yet known. PtLlssiEk'
Affairs before Sevsstopo were unchanged.
Omar Pacha had received hasty orders " return TO
the Grin ca instead OF going TO Asia.
General Simpson teegrap he'd on the 10Th;
"Genera Pessier and have decided to open fire
from the English and French batteries Tomorrow
morning Of day break.
ders from the Emperor sink the Russian feet if the
M8lai off falls.
The London Morning Post tMiniterial organ says
prOrlalIy: - w q have reason 10 DclcNc rtHitus
: and bfer unexpected intelligence ma, be 10 )ked
for from the Crimea within the next few days
IL ia supposed to refer TO the secret expedition or held
movements.
SEA OF AZOFF.
TIE Inralide Russo publishes that on July 23d a
British gun boat went ashore near Tanganrog, and
was buried by the CossacSs.
ASIA MINOR.
The latest accounts from kaIs say the city was sur
rouudeo by the Russians aud the first parallel opened
The communication with Ezeroum ba1 been stopped
Provisions were abundant, but forage was scarce
TURK sh reeniOrcements were being hasened 10 ErLe
roum.
disnstch from General Simpson, dated August Z,
gives the details OF Russian sort G on Noronzon
Road. already known, and unimportant.
me Russian General, Todtleben was recovering
aud had recently been carried TO inspect rev battery
Gen Caprobtrt, recalled, has arrived 10 France.
Gen. Espinasse obtains the command oil Canrobert
diyhiOn- = ~.
Ger, Zanoiskey is 10 orgaEize force Of Russian
6ese rters and Poles against the Russians. Gen hn-
Gland returns home sick. Toe Duke OF Newcastle Is
IN camp Dr. BakeweIk is casniered for writing let
ter TO 4 he London Tsmes, exposing the management
OF the hospital.
Travellers report that tie Turcomans were COMMIT
ting rayages along the Caspian sea and 'oisa-
NEGOTIATIONS.
lively exchange Of no Is continues between Lon
DOR Paris ano Vienna, respec ing Ausuas eohuhu-
atce in the PrI ciOalites.
London paper says that negotiations have arrived
at Joint icr the conclusion OF Triple treaty, Dinllng
Frai &C. England AID Austria not to eonclade any ar
rangenleut separately with Russia
GREAT BRITAIN.
oresn yicoris e,certed by six ships OF crossed
over 10 Boulogne on the l7lh, aud was to remain IN
France Elk days.