The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-01

The Paris .Debatan contsins an editorial srti cl
ascussios the question whether Sebastopol IL tens
PIE ey tho Allies bile tho Russians are masfers
Ine Iorts on the North side fronting the ssa and q
Ihat the town s quite tensbe, the pessession
Fort Ceorsone and Baiasiavs supeTeedipe the neeer
ty OF entering the harbor. The Russian armies vii
ptonsoIy eontnue in observation within their stronl
position. until the Allies make some movement
nence all speculation the plan of the campajsr
must De purely imaginary.
THE BALTIC.
despatch from Dantzic. under date of the Ia h
nst says that the Bsck Sea ships are expe cted &c
ne ordered home on Monday next 500 - :
Prince Frederick of Prussia In At present an v,.;
with Queen Victoria. -, - :
Ills rumored in the Clubs to-day thst the AIlei
found lzO0 guns within tho lines Of Sebastopol and
also th.t the Russians falling back upon Battshi
sesf but rumors from Paris are to the effect that
r1ince Gortschakof will certainly hold the North
same ssurce we learn that the Allied Admirals have
sent despatch, stating that NOT to eu-
hal uns hans nsr6os OF ssbsstopo un Fort Constantine
Allies will attack Fort Constantine from Eorf
ander and Artillery Bay. ''sA' ''> 1>'e-
THE FALL OF sEBAsropoI .a.... =
The news by the America coutirms tha aeconnt. A
the fall OF the south side Of Sebastopo ht out
ov the to which but few details are ad.
On Wednesday, the 5th. at day break. ths fourth
oomhardment, and BY far the fsrcssf, the be gt
Psnned a9d the most effective. was opened ssainst
osoast0poi. PIlnce Gortschakof says the FIRE was
ne cely violenp ard sinfernal" Itwas kept up ia.
ss'siin.y snsin qnsii noon Of the sth az months ace
an.
Maako sleneed ourfoid sue ws, OF tbsn ,e1
made simultan eousIy--by the French agaiast the
a's.oc: the heaan or Csreening Bsy, and the Cen
trsi action, and by the English again the Great a.
esn ga Al these assapl;s we're for the moment success-
iai put only the maiasof souid be held The English
OF the hedan, and the French took both ths
ana the Liaie Aedsn. but these positions were 20
my kept up murdsrous fire. that thew could NOT he
wounded. ~ ~'00o AAieo anu
L is said that on the two lower tiers of the Maa.
son Ine french were sheltered from the enemy's
hfe In front and were thus enable d to make mora
Sompiete iodgment than possible in the case OF
tne a more exposed Central Bastou and Redans -
However, the Maakof proved the key to sebssto.
pei and no sooner did the enemy sac it in poss.
session OF the allies than they began to destroy the
.Sin .Snca'ons' exPode mines, sink and burn their
snlps. ana Detase themselves to their northern
defences On the night of Saturday the 8th Inst.
they egscuatsd the South town. leaving it Ia univsr.
saa ana ruin OF the feet nothing
The Russians now occupy the forts on the north
part OF the haroor, including Fort Constantine .t
the mouth OF the haibor. the Central Fort Fort
Cathsrne, and q number of powerful batteries The
Russian less In killed and wounded 10 eet down Al
lo,ooe, and the French the same number.
FRANCE. -
The Minister of Commerce has ;ptimated to the
fnerehants OF Bordeaux that the government does
not intend inter directly indirectly in pro-
curing supply of corn for the national wants. Il
Will leave tnst care to private enterprise.
.- h. DENMARK. 81. ..,i.
Doubts are entertained SIS to whether the limited
States Will consent to the compromise which Den
mark intends proposing of lowering the Sound du
ties generally, but Prussia would be quite disposed
to acceptit 81
.s ENGLAND. -
queen Victoria hes sent address of thanks TO hs
army and directs Gen. Simpson to ngratu ate ar
shal Peiisser, on his brilliant victory.
The London Times suggests the celebration of I
of Sebasfopol. : -