Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-03
TAKEN
Over 10000 Men Killed! !!
THE CITY Blows UP!!
FIVE FRENCH GENERALS SLAM
NEW YoRK. Sent. 81.

New YORK, Sept. 81.
The Steamer Washington, from Bre-
men arrived here this p. NJ.
By her we have the accounts of the fall
OF Sevastopol. The allied forces attack
ed the defences Sevastopol. and the
French succeeded in gaining possession of
Malakoff.
The English were unsuccessful in their
attack upon the Reden.
The Russians in The night bic v up their
ships, and the town. and evacuated the
town, and communication between the
town and the North post, was broken
off.
Gen. Simpson reports casualties in the
attempt on the Redsn as somewhat large.
No general officers were killed. The
English loss at the Redan is estimated at
1000 killed and wounded.
In a supplement to the Monitusr, is the
following despatch from Gen. Peliesier a:
'Carabelnaya, and the South part of Sc
vastopol no longer exist. The evening
preceding our occupation of the Mala-
koff, the Russians decided to evacuate
the place, after having destroyed and
blown it up by mines. Having passed
with my troops, l can assure you that
everything in the Carabelnaya is blown
up, and from what | can see, the same
must be the case in the front of our at
tack. This success reflects the highest
honor on u troops. Everything is quiet
in the Tchernaya.'
RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS.
The following dispatch from Prince
Gorschakof is dated Sept. 9th.
The Garrison of Sevastopol.-After
sustaining six assaults from the enemy,
we could o drive them back from the
Malakoif. Our brave troops fought to
the last extremity, and are now crossing
over to the Northern part The enemy
found nothing but blood stained ruins.
On the 9th of September the passage to
the north side was accomplished with
the loss of 1000 men,. We left, 1 regret
to say, 500 men previously wounded, on
the southern side.
Total loss in this terrific affair is more
than 80, 1000. Five French Generals, in
Guiding General Bosquet, are among
the killed.
A large Allied force is marching along
the coast to intercept the inland retreat
Of the Russians.
LATEST By TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON
AND LIVERPOOL, III A. NJ. Sept Is
The Paris correspondent is reported that
$4,000 men had embarked at Balaklava
for the north of Sevastopol. That the
Russians were in full retreat towards
Perekop.
The Paris debates had an additional
whether Sevastopol. is tenable by the Al
lies while the Russians are holding the
Fort on the North side fronting the sea,
and asserting that it is quite tenable.
The possession of Fort Charson and
Balaklava, superceding the necessity of
entering harbor.
The Russian army viii remain in their
strong positions.
Speculations as to the plan of the cam.
paign must be imaginary.
The BALTIc.-A dispatch from Dant.
zic, ON the 4Ih inst, says that the block
ade of ships are expected to be ordered
home Monday next.
Prince Frederick of Prussia is visiting
the Queen.
The London Times suggests the cele-
bration of thanksgiving on account of the
fall of S%eyaslopol.
It "a rumored to-day that the Allies
found 1900 guns within the walls of Sc
vastopol. Also that the Russians were
back on Bachsctaseri.
French rumor says that Gortschakof
will certainly hold the north side of Sc
vastcpol to the last extremity. Also,
that the Allied Admirals have sent a
dispatch saying it is moi expedient to en-
tel the harbor of Sevastopol till Fort
Constantine is silenced.