Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-09
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
The North Side Of sevastopol Not
Ar Evacuated. ~
4 1000 Cams taken by the Allies
IHE czAE GOING TO THE cR1MEA
New YoRx, October 8.

10 The Collins steamer Pacific arrive
Q off Sandy Hook q. TWO o'clock ,b
3 morning. sBfs Y W u, !
!. ! The Pacific brings nothing impor.aI
!, from the seat Of war. ,.,3..-y,--..s..
8 The report ,ha, the Russians wei
!. in full retreat toward Perekop Is cor
e lradicted. .'l- 's I"f
:. The Russians were repulscJ frol
o Kars, and had retired upon Eizcroum.
SECOND DISPATCH. 'r
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool o.
Z the moningof the 18th September, ahe
, q passage Of nine days and twenty.thre
! hours. s., H'rs ~ e''--
. The British government had receives
i. dispatches from Gen. Simpson, givin
dstails Of the assault upon the captur
Of the MalakoG. He says that on tn
morning Of the sth OF September, al !:
} o'clock, the French columns unde
Bosquet, McMahon and De Lamat
tengue, carried the Malakof with i'm
petuous vnlor. ..-t.
The British columns stormed ih,
Redan, but after bloody combat fount
they could not hold il, and relreated.
A second assault was ordered the
following morning, when the Redan wa:
evacuated by the Russians. The loss
Of life was fearful, particularly among
officers. ..... ....
1t was expected that the Russians
would be unable to hold the North oI
Seyastopol, from want Of provisions.
| There is nothing known decisive ol
the movements of the allies.
Four thousand cannon und fifty thous.
and balls, with immense stores Of gun.
powder, were taken possession of by the
allies at Sevastopol. .....
The Gear Alexapdcr, in an address
TO the army, says: 81 rely upon your
courage to repel all future attacks :"
ahd in letter to the King of Prussia
he states that he will accept no condi.
tions of peace derogatory 10 Russia.
The Gear, with three Grand Dukes,
had signi6ed his intention 10 proceed 10
the Crimea.
The Emperor Of Austria congratulat.
ed Queen Victoria and Emperor Napo.
leon upon the victory Of the Allies.
There is more talk about Austria
negotiation. ..t. ...
The latest report is, that Austria is
willing TO undertake the work of media.
lion at Vienna and that France will
consent, If the negotiations can be
carried on at Paris.
Prussia had undertaken the task OF
mediation between Denmark and the
United States, on the Sound dues cues.
ton.
Mazzini's revolutionary manifesto TO
the Neapoilans, had been published.
The following is the latest intelligence
from London:
II was rumored at Paris that Baron
Prokesp had arrived with the ultim atum
of Austria. This is said 10 be a pro.
position to mediate if the allies agree
between themselves and Russia, and if
the latter declines, Austria will declare
war sgains, her.
General Simpsons dispatches to Lord
Panmure, giving details of the fall Of
Sevastopol, had been received at Lon.
Ion but it does not differ materially
in its statements from the telegraphic
dispatches already received in London,
and brought 10 Halifax by the America.
The English attack was led by Sir
W. Bodrington ani Lieut.. Gen'l Mark.
nam.
The English officers killed in the at
lack upon Redan we're 25 in number.
The number Of officers wounded was
l26; including 20 dangerously.
Ii is considered almost certain that
he want Of provisions will force the
Russians to avacuate the north side OF
Sevas,opol.
1t was said that the Gar upon hear.
ng Of the disaster at Sevastopol, dies.
PATCHED telegraph message to the King
,f Prussia, saying that Russia never
made peace after a defeat. r.
A despatch from the Crimea, dated
Sept. llth, says the greater part Of the
Southern Notifications left standing by
he Russians have been blowed up by
he allies. Lhe allies were quiet, and
'ew attack had been commenced.
The Russians had begun 10 make their
appearance in small groups arouns the
uius Of the town.
Gen. Pelissier's latest dispatches says:
We are beginning 10 occupy the town Of
The material left by the
nsmy is even more extensive than we
t first anticipated" >
A despatch from Varna states that the =
etachment ofFrench troops that entered
1arna on the l4lh, found the streets full
+ Russians and barricaded the obsta. {
les at the entrance of the port were
bout 10 be removed to admit the en-.
rance Of ships. .,
A report says that when the Russians
aw that the French were masters Of the .
daiakoff, they blew up the Redan, and
III the towers were ruined but they
lad no time to blow up the Malakoff. Ii
There is also rumol prevalent that
Prince Gorlschakof has received an or.
Ter from ST. Petersburg 10 .evacuale the
jrimea on conditions being allowed by
Marshal Pelissier TO quit the north fort
With his arms and baggage. 4,s Il
Ii is certain that many more Russian
rooms ara IN he sent IN tha Crimea