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s . s HAUTG1, Oct 9.
The Canada sailed ct $50 p. A.. for Bos-
Ton, where she viii be due about O'Clock A..
n, Thursday. -.f..f .
GortsehakOf reported on the I7h, that the
Allies had attempted nothing up to that date in
the North side, but were concentrating their
forces between Bslsklava and TcherDaya, and
constantly recOnnOitsriBg the leit wing Of the
Russisps. Letters from the camp state chat
The Allies were actively preparing for q cam
paigu. From three 10 four hundred deserters.
most Of them Poles, had arrived a tie Allied
camp. They stated that the decentralization Of
the Russian army was most complete, and
such was the confusion from the first moment
Of the attack, that the soldiers we're eX-
hsusted with fatigue, and remsiaed Is hours
without food. The loss of the Russians is esti-
mated at 1900 men. .rr..
A correspondent Of the Paris Patrie. under
date Of the 26tb, says that ever since their re-
treat the Russians have continued to Ere shells
at us. and it would be 4 mistake 10 suppose
that our army in ssVast0pOl il beyond the
range Of the enemy'S batteries Of The North
side ami on the plateau. The balls from ROri
Constantine reached beyond StralitLka Bay
and they can Veiy easily throw them into th,
town. As t0 the batteries of the other forts
sOme Of the guns in them are go powerful tAa
they can carry shot right over the town, anC
do execution in the advanced seige works. Bot
although the Russian FIRE does not cease; il i
hot very active.
The artillery in SeVastopOl are eVeryWher'
at work, Fort 81. Nicholas, which was left al
most intact, has been fortified, and its cannon
already reaches the enemy. Any attempt o.
the Russians to return TO the place is wholly
out Of the question.
The Grand Duke Constantine arrived ai
NicholOf on the Goth, and IL was said the Ozar
himself would shortly visit there to supeTintend
the winter Orimean campaign,
A letter from Berlin, dated the ESD, says
that various circumstances at st. Pelersburgh
seem TO indicate that Gortschakof will soon 9.
vacuAte the forts TO the north Of Sevastopol.- -
Great preparations are making by the Russians
for a winter campaign. .rr
The Russian Treasury has received large
sums of money through Berlin. English Wal
materials constantly passing through Prussis
for the army.
THK War IN AsIE.-Despat ebes from Wen
na state that Kasse is greatly Strengthened fOr
provisions, and that the garrison were eating
horse flesh
Advices from TrebizOnd, dated Sept, 26th,
announce that the Russians had abandoned
ErzerOum. and were at Malagulenia.
The Times correspondent of Sept. Esd
states that the Baltic feet will winter at Kiel
GREEcE.-Letters from Athens state that the
news Of the fall of SevastOpol had prOdueedIthe
greatest CONSERVATION among the partiEans ol
Russia. The Ministers waited on the English
and French Ambassadors to offer their wsrmesi
congratulations.
The Austrian government has caused the
publication of the following announcement in
its acknowledged official organ: The new
state Of things may give occasion for diplO'
matte correspondence. or a sanguinary strife
between Russia and the western powers, but i
will 10 no wise affect the attitude Of Austria