Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-05
NUMBER 3S

self that they are now eyacnnied; they
have just blown up. aud our soldiers have
left their trenches and are spreading
themselves in groups over The Ertitica-
tions Of the town, which seems to be to-
tally deserted.
SANDMAN ACCOUNTS
General Marmora writes, that the Rus
-ians have withdrawn from the town n.
Ter having SCI il on FIRE, blown up all ,k-
public buildings and works OF defence!
and sunk their last ship.
Sardhiiaas have lost forty men in the
trenches.
RUSSIAN ACCOUNT.
Accounts from 81. Petersburg, gisins
the following from GorischakoT. dated
SrsAsroroL, Sept. s, no"n.
The eaemy receives fresh reinforce.
menls necessarily The h,mbs-tan-n.
continues very violent.
Ten o'clock, P. M. The garrison Il
SehastopoI, after sustaining an inferna
tire, were repulsed to-day, although six
assaults were made, hey could no, dr,sa
the enemy from the bastion KornileG.
Our brave troops, who resisted to the last
extremity, are now crossing over to the
northern part OF Scbastopol.
The enemy has found nothing in ,h"
southern part but the bloody ruins which
his attack has made. The passage oi
the garrison from the southern 10 TIE
northern side has been achieved With -a-
'raordinary success, and our only loss Oh
that occasion Is about 100 killed. We
left in the southern part only 500 men.
grievousl y wounded
SUBSEQUENT PROCEEDINGS.
From Pc!issier' Crimea, Sept fatn.
IL p. NJ. inspected Sebastopol t,-day,
and It's lines Of defence. The mind can
not form an exact picture OF our victory
the fall extent of il can only he under
stood by an inspection Of the phtce i-<e'..
The multiplicity Of the works Of defence,
aud the material means applied thereto.
exceed by tar anything hitherto seen ia
the history OF war. The capture OF tn
Ma!akoti, which compelled the eEeiHy to
fly before onr eagles, already three TIM
victorious. has placed in the hands or ,lr
allies an amount Of material and ,iniucl--
establishments, the importance Of vino,
ii is not possible to state exactly Tu-
, morrow the allied troops will occupy the
karabelania and the town. aud uutet
their protection an Anglo.French cnn-
mission will be occupied in makin- ot.,
return OF the material abandoned To ~
by the enemy. The cxul,alion of oar
soldiers is yer, areaK
Sept l2ih, IL = NJ. The enemy ha-
destroyed the remainder Of his fleet
Nothing now remains atlpil ia .i.e har.
Dor.
Anticipated Battle. The allies ara
making preparalons,in in case OF Gor.chah.
of attempting to reach Perekop, or to
unite with L'prand.
Losses ef the Allies. The London
Pos, says the English loss in the assau,,
upon the Redan vas 500 to GOO k.ll,d
400 wounded, including lli officers.
The Monileur says lha, 70 the motnn,
of the llh, 4100 wounded. including
24O officers, had gone TO the alnbnlancrs.
Dead not ascertained-b probably short
OF 5000.
The Times correspondent writes iha,
FIVE French Generals were killed. br.idt.
ten superior officers. |, is also sail that
Generals McMahon aud Trocher have
died of wounds, and ha, Basqnct is eilhrr
killed or wounded
REWARDS AND REJOlCINGS.
Pelissier is created Marshal oil Ftan.r.
Paris WAS illuminated, A great N.
,ional Te Deum was celebrated hy the
Emperor IN the Church of Nora Danc.
Queen Victoria sends an address al
thanks 10 her army, and directs Gen
Simpson tocongra,ula,e Marshal Pelissier
on his brilliant victory. Throughout
France and England the rejoicing is ita.
lueuse.
ARMISTiCE ANDCAPlTULATlON
Paris correspondence says
Pei>sier asks for instructions in rase
Gor,schakof should ask to capiiulate.
The reply reported is, that the Russi.
ans must surrender at discretion. lay dawn
their arms, and give up to Allies all their
fortified places in the Crmea, including
ODESSA, with all their munitions Of war,
md wlthnu, dong any previous damage
thereto.