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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS NEWS
NEw YORK, Oct. 3.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.
The Pacific arrived off Sandy Hook at 7
asst evening. The night was so dark that she
was not seen. A boat from her, however,
reached the Hook between and l2 o'clock
P. NJ, and her news were telegraphed to this
city,
Her dates are to the 22l ut,
Dispatches from General Simpson from the
seat Of war had been received by the gov.
ernmenL.
Describing the assault and capture of the
Malakof, he says, that at 8 o'clock on the
morning OF the 9th, the French columns under
General 3osquet. McMahon, and Delam6tte
Rogne, entered and carried the Maakof with
the most mpetuous valor. The British Col
umns stormed the Redan. but after a bloody
combat could not hold it,
The second assault could not be organized
until the next morning, when the Redan was
| found to be evacuated.
The loss of life has been frghtful, particu-
lary among officers.
General Pelissier's dispatches had not yet
been received.
The retreat of the Russians to Perekop is
contradicted
It was assured that theI Russian forces could
not hold the north of Sevastopol for the want
Of provisions.
Nothing decisive was known in regard to
the next move of the Allies.
Four thousand cannons, 5000 balls and
immense quantities of stores were takan pos.
session OF by the Allies in Sevastopol
The Gar Alexander, in bis address to his
army says:
rely confidently on your courage to repel
all attacks AID in letter to the King of Prus,
sia, he also says that he will accept no con-
ditions Of peace delogatory to Russia.
The Car, IN company with three Grand
Dukes. has signifed his intention of visiting
the Crimea.
The Turks still hold K1rb, having held pos.
session since Aug 7th,
No news from the Baltic.
The Emperor of Austria had congratulated
Victoria and Napoleon on the victory of The
Allies,
There was mere talk OF mediation. The
latest was that Austria was willing to take the
work Of medatiUg at Vienna, and France at
Paris. 1t was reported that Russia had under
taken the work Of mediation between Denmark
and the United States on the Sound Dues.
| In Paris there was considerable excitement
on the high price of bread
The exhibition Of the industry Of all nations
will continue open till Nov, 18th.
The Empress was progressing favorably,
The Inauguration of Don Pedro, King Of
Portugal, was celebrated on the l7th, with
great enthusiasm.
The King of Naples has sent apologies to
England and France for recent insults.
Mazsini's revolutionary manifesto to the Ne.
apolitans had been published.
Gen. Simpsons dispatch to Lord Panamor
does not differ from that brought by the Amer
ics. The English attack was led by Sir w.
Codington, and Lieut.: General Markham.
The English officers killed in the attack on
the Redan was IS; wounded $3.50 danger.
ously.
The telegraphc dispatch says that admiral
D undas was to leave NArgen for Lesmer.
There was nc further news of Importance
from tho Crimea-
1t is said that Gear, on receiving the news of
the fall, sent dispatch saying, Russia never
surrenders after defeat.
= Gen. Pellssier's latest dispatch says We
J are beginning to occupy the town of Sevastopol.
{ The material left by the enemy is even more
extensive than anticipated
Another dispatch says; A detachment Of
French troops who entered Varna on the l4th
found the streets full Of Russians, and Bari,
caded throughout.
The obstacles at the entrance of the port
we're about to be removed, so as to prevent
the entrance Of ships.
: A report says, that when the Russians saw
! the French we're mas;er Of the Malakoff they
= blew up the Rsdsn,