The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-10
Arrival of the Atlantic.
New York. Sent.

about d o'clock this +. NJ, bringing about
two hundred passengers, among them Judges
Daniel and johnson.
She passed the Africa on the u. NJ. Of tho
18th off the Shcrries bound to Liverpool.
The Ariel arrived off Cowcs on the morn
ing Of the I'D, and the Washington of South
ampton on the II. NJ. of the oath.
No further events Of any Importance have
occurred in the progress Of the war, but there
are copious details Of the Sweaborg lombard
ment and the battle in the Tchernaya.
The Russian loss Mt Swcaborg is reported
at only 4 0killcd and 240 wounded. The for
titications were destroyed.
Two British ships had fired on Riga with
out effect.
The squadron IN the White Sea continues
to destroy stores, and the British in the Sea
Of Azof have blown mp and sunk the Russian
ships Of war.
Affairs before Seyastopol quiet and unchan-
scd, as we'll as at ka-s.
] kThe Russian loss in the battle on the Tcher-
maya is nearly 1000 killed and wounded
the allies only one thousand.
The Russians were not pursued across the
river, but hold their former position.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Cotton easier, but not quotably lower, clos
ing quiet. Sales of the week, $1,000 bales.
Observation-Disclosures, Shiplcy & Co, quote
a slight advance, viz: - on -four, I'd a Sd ON
wheat, and Cd on corn. Western Canal -four
3os. a As; Ohio, AZ s. White corn, As. a
45s.; Yellow, 31s. Cd. a 3os.; mixed, SIS. Cd.
Market closed quiet and steady.
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co.,
quote provisions generally unchanged. Mar
kct quiet. Consols for money OIL a9lt.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC.
According TO the Russian Admiral's ac-
count Of the bombardmcnt Of Sweaborg the
allies appear TO have done but little damage
besides the Burning Of the public stores.
lie SAYS no damage whatever has been done
10 the forti6cations, batteries and guns. He
18th thus: .'The enemy remain ut their old
anchorage and do not renew the attack
The attack ON Riga was commenced at 1 o.
clock on the morning Of the 10th, BY two En-
glish steamers, one two-dcckcr and frigate,
and continued till 7 in the evening, doing APP
p~arcntly no damage.
The attack on the Tchernaya was com
menced BY Gortsehakof in person. The Rus
sian force consisted of five divisions 10000
cavalry and twenty batteries Of artillery
The Russians left on the field 1000 dead, and
3S officers, and 1000 wounded. Three Rus
sian Generals were killed.
The French loss amounts to nearly 800
killed and over 500 wounded.
The English General, Reed, was killed.
A later dispatch saws the Russians asked
for an armistice to bury the dead.
Pellissier saws the whole number of Rus
slams buried was 3 ,329-60o were taken pris-
oners.
A dispatch of the 10Th saws the artillery
have opened fire upon Sebastopol but the
bombardment had not commenced.
The four Russian steamers sunk in the
Bay of Borbiousk have been blown up by the
Enelish, and the suburbs Of the town burnt.
\ British gun-boat went ashore during the
attack, and Was taken by the Russians, to-
gethcr with n complete code of the Allies
signals.
Gortschakoh-s latest dispatch fran Sebas-
topol is to the 2lst. lie says the fire Of the
allies has scnsibly diminished and does but
little damage.
There is ma political news of Importance
from England.
Senior Escobute the new Minister from
Spain had left Madrid.
There were rumors Of a split in the Aus
trian Cabinet.
Queen Vic'oria's visit to Frauce had been
attended, with the greatest enthusiasm and
cordialitv.
There is no reliable information on the
subject Of negotiations.
Private letters and rumors are busy in cir
c~ulating reports according to which the ae-
cession Of Spain to the Western Alliance is
complete, AMI the adhesion of Denmark and
Sweden all but satisfactory. Austria accord
ins to the same loose authority, had already
submitted a new project of peace, and will
soon express herself decidedly for the Allies.
Further, there is talk that the Allies may
permanently occupy some portion OF the Tur-
kish territory and re-construct the map Of
Italy.
!Adyiccs from Paris state that 5 1000 addi-
tional rcinforcemcnts are to be sent to the
Crimoa. The allied squadron has captured
in the White Sea two Russian ships and one
steamer; the squadron is preparing 10 quit
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