New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
RITMORED RECALL OF GEN. SIMPSON.
PsrtiSeations Of otshakof Destroyed by
the Russians.
CoNsoLs CLOSED Al o71.2.

Gfm HAVE ana southampton, ciiNVN A. N''' fN'S ~
about three O'Clock yesterday afternoon ny nus ar
rival We have sdvices from Europe to the 24ta ut
fsur dsys later than that previously received by the
steamship Baltic
Tho steamship America which sailed from B 'ston
nm "wednesday. Oct 10, arrived at her wharf at Liv-
srpooI on Monday morning, Oct. %.
Among the passengers by the Arago are Professor
H. +. Moore, Count De Dion, Mr.. VIM. Sinclair,
U.sN., Hon. X. NJ McLane and family, General
OConnell of Baltimore, DIR. Levert ana family oil
Mobile bearer of dispatches, Antoine Rave, Fran
co.'s Rsvel and troupe, for Niblo's Garden.
The Arago brings important intelligence fron the
East viz: the capture Of Kinburn by the aIled ar
nice The news was received by the Enghs1 Ad-
uirsty on the goth ult by the following dis patch
from Sir Edward Lyon:
"Tbe three forts on the Kinburn Spit, mounting up
ward Of seventy guns and garisoned by thr'een
hundred men under Gen. Kokonokitcb, caPitulste1
70 the allied forces on the 18th October. The day
before Yesterday flo lila Of guD-vesses forced the
entrance into the Dneper and the allied troop
landed on the Spit to the southwark OF the forts.
Thus by their simultaneous operation the retreat OF
The earrsons and the arrival Of reenforcenens were
entirely cut off so tbs. the forte being bomoarded
to-day 18th, by the mortar vessels, men'oi-War ana
French floating batteries, and being closely can
ponaded by the steam line Of battle ships and ngates
hsving only two feet Of water under their keels were
obliged TO surrender.
"Tbe casualties in the fleets we're very fey, but the
enemy had forty.fve killed and one hundred ana
tbytv wounded. A steam squadron under the COM
mand Of Rear admras Sewart and Peion, lie at an
ebor in the Dnepe and snd the entrance to Nj
kolsef and Kherson. The forts are occupied by the
allied troops The prisoners were to be sent to Con-
stsninope."
Further dhpatches confrmstory Of the above were
afterward received via Vienna. There is ho viewer,
some little discrepancy u the number OF prisoners
who surrendered, the dispatch of Sir Z. Lyons giving
them at,hrteen hundred, and that received by Lord
Clarendon via Vienna at fifteen hundred.
The advantages which this victory will give to the
allied armies in the East is evidently great by this
success they have doubtless opened to them'elves
psth into an important district of Southern Russia,
and so says The London Times, may insugle
reasonable hope of penetrating to the building arsenal
OF h Russian heet-Nikoaicf BY this success they
have secured to themselves OF the gates OF the
Dnieper, and the fall Of Otshakof Is next coniem-
plated citadel which is very formidable and has re-
Gently been streDgthened-a prophecy a0erward fdl-
filed.
Marshal PeIssiers dispatch in reference to the cap
tire &C V'ubun received by the minister OF War
en- the ed ~ lie Gays that the Angc-Frence divis-
Ion Of the army had actively contributed to hesu
Of the allied squadron. Having been Landed on the
peninsula about five kiometers from the fortress 1t
took up it's position and the night ofthe l6th opened
the trenches at eight bundled meters from the works
When the feet commenced is heavy fire on TIE l'th,
two companies of chasseurs under at distance
OF our hundred meters from the batteries were able
takeep up iuslsd Oh the Russian artllerymen at
their guDs.
The fed-arillery also played au effective part IN
the operation. There were taken oae thousand four
hundred and twenty prisoners, including Gen. koauo-
witch, and forty oficsrs with one HUNDRED and seven
ty-four pieces of cannon, and quantity of ammuu
ton and stores. Marshal Pessier sent home the
standard with the arms of Rusis which Aoated over
Kinburn.
The Times insinuates tina. Gan. Simpson, com.
masder in chief in the Cfimea is about to be recalled;
and The Morning Herald further states that Lieut.
gen. Sir j. w. CodriDgten is to succeed him. Tic
Globe. an evening Journal states that Gen. Simpson
is not recalled nor there any intention of recalling
him. The ~ health Of the general, The Globe says,
un6ts him for further service. Arrangements are be-
ing made by the Government to provide successor,
but nothing had been decided up IL.
The consular corps at Odessa had addressed the
following to the allied admirals;
THE presence of the allied fleets in Odessa roads
creates fear Of bomb ardment In consequence the
undersigned Consul generals and Consus consider 1t
their duty TO call the attention of their Exceencles,
the Admiras, to the dangers to which bombsrduent
would expose the lives and properties Of their respect
i've fellow sui; .cts The undersigned take the liberty
70 remind their E1celencies that the city of Odessa
shelters vast number Of foreign families subj scts Of
thek SoSeregns that the largest portion Of the NOV
able and immovsble property belongs to them; cou-
seQuenty they to hope tina, their Excelsnees
will spae & bombardnent'
The CO had not arrived at Odessa the 9th.
Admiral Dundas had left Nsrgen in the Wellington,
and was gone to Stockholm 20 pay his respecs to
Hing Oscar.
A dreadful accident had occu red on the Lyons
railway, by which sixteen persons were killed and
others dangerously wounded.
The Bourse al Madrid was deserted, from q panic
caused by cholera.
A telegraphic dispatch was received ST the Admiral
~ from Admiral Lyons, announcing that on the
morning of the 18th ult the RR slams blew up the for
tifostioDs on 0sthakof POINT, mounting twenty-five
guns and which were assailabe by the mortar vessels
81 the Alice.
dispatch from the Crines states that the Russians
continued to augment the dsfenses OF Sevsstopol.
Vienna paper states the authority OF . tele
graphic communication from 0desss that 81 the ssms
time the Allies attacked Knbun, thirty thousand
men were landed on the peninsula Of Tendra ba;
nothing was known as 10 their destination.
Private letters received in Paris from officers in the
French army state that ii is believed that Prince Cor
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