The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-03
l. q = Il @ II / i T I.
------------------ -
1Y-THREE O'CLOCK, A. NJ
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
~~~~~-~-~~>~~~~~~~~~>~~~-
ONE WEEK LATER FEOM EUROPE.
Gen. simpsons Account Of the Capture
Of SebastopOl.
NO NEW MOVEMENT In THE CRTNIEA.
r U S STA ANDS FIRM.
The Emperor Alexander Going to the
Seat Of War.
---~>~~>~~-~~~~-~~>~~->~
REPULsE OF THE RUSSIANS AT KARs.
DECLINE IN 0TT0N.--BnEADSTUffS DULL,
&C., DC, &c.
NO NEW MOVEMENT In THE CRTMEA.
r u S STA NDS FIRM.
The Emperor Alexander Going to the
Seat of War.
REPTLsE OF THE RUSSIANS At KARs.
DECLINE IN COTTON BREADS DULL,
&C., DC, Gc.

SANDY HOOK Oct. 81 A. NJ. y
The United States mail steamship Pacific made her ap-
rearance oil this point at abou. IL O'Clock last night
bringing one weeks later intelligence from Europe
Tho Tactic sailed from Liverpool at p. NJ on sep.em
Der % On the 2sth in lat As 40, long as So passed
brig Minerva, bound West On September 3Oth a. 500
r. NJ, near Cape Race passed Cunard steamer bound
East.
The Pacific arrived out at Liverpool on the afternoon
of The 10th of September after passage Of nine diva
and twenty three hours. The Hermann arrived at South
ampton the 22d
y Ieepatches from General Simpson from the seat NJ
wa had been received by the governmen' Of England
DC ibing the assault and capture Of the MaakoG Ie
s"--.A
BAT II O'Clock the morning Of the sh Of September
the French columns under Generals Bosquet McMahon
and De a Moterouge entered and carried the Maiako
with the most impetuous vaor. The British column
s,ormed the Redan, but after bloody combat could not
hold H. second assault could not be organized until
the following morning, when the redan found to be
evacuated.
The losa Of life has been fearful particularly amongst
officers.
General Pelissier's deHpatches had not arrived.
The retreat Of the Russians to perekop was contradict
cd 1t expected they would be unable TO hold the
north Of sebas,opol, Tor want Of provisions.
Nothing decisive known in regard to the mex.
move of tie Allies.
Four thousand cannon, afty thousand balls and i'm.
stores Of gunpowder taken possession Of BY
the Allies at setasopol.
There was more talk about Austrian negotiations The
latest was that Austria willing to undertake the work
Of mediation at Vienna, and France at Parts.
was reputed that Russia had undertaken the task Of
mediation between Denmark and the United States on tho
Sound dues question.
At Paris there considerable excitement in regard
to the high prices Of bread. The Exhibition Of the
Industry Of All Nations would continue omen un, ,b
the 25th Of November. The Empress progressing "a
vorably.
The Inauguration Of Don Peiro King OF Portugal was
celebrated on the 10th with great enthusiasrp.
The Gar Alexander, in address 10 his army says
rely confidently upon your courage repel all rutare
attacks.
And in letter to the King Of Prussia states that he
WIZ accept peace deroRaiory 10 Russia
The Gar in company with the three Grand Dukes has
sign6ed his intention of proceeding 70 the Crmoa
The Turks s hold Kars having repulsed the Rassans
Of the 7th OF August with considerable loss the Russians
retiring TO Erseroum,
No later news from the Baltic has been received
The Emperor Of Austria had congratulated Queen vic.
'oria and Louis Napoleon the victory Of the allies
The King Of Naples had sent apologies TO England and
France for recent insults.
sazrip's revolutionary manifesto 10 tho Seapotans
had been published
Money In good demand In American stocks little vas
doing, and prices nominal
Cotton duh. Prices had given wny "a. "a. Fair
Orleans quoted at eyGd fair Mobile, o.d fair uplans
shd. middlings, s-isd. ordinary 10 good ordinary.
6Ad. tssd. Stock in port 547, 600 baics. Of which
$40, 600 bales American.
Wheat less active. New American rcd 1is "a. a IL
6di white. iss Flour, ios. ai1s.