The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-06


ians fought most bravey with the allies and repel
ed the Russians with terrible loss four or i've thou
sand Russians were killed and 400 were taken pris
oners. The loss of the allies was but small
The Russians were in complete retreat when the
French reserve came up.
Omar Pacha has received orders to return to the
} Crimea instead Of going to Asia.
A St Petersburg despatch says that Gortschakof
has received orders to sink the Russian feet if Sc
vastopo falls.
THE SECRET EXPEDITION The London Morning
Post, the ministerial paper, says it has reason TO
expect stirring, and. hitherto, unexpected news
from the Crimea. This is supposed to refer to the
great secret expedition. rtrxs
Asia.
Thelatest accounts from Asia Minor say that Kars
has been completely invested and the first parallel
opened and that all communication with Erzeroum
has been stopped.
Turkey is sending re-inforcements to the aid Of
Kars. tr
| Russia
1t is reported that the Commissariat of the South
ern Russian Provinces have declared that it is i'm
possible to provision more than are now in the
Crimea, consequently no further re Inducements
win be sent there at present.
Denmark
It is reported that the Danish Admiral Mourier
has gene to Paris ask the advice and assistance of
the Emperor, touching the difference existing be-
tween Denmark and the United States concerning
the Sound duties. Denmark fears that the United
States will hostilities by taking posses
sion of the Danish West India Islands. -sa,3
| England.
Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, escorted by six
ships of war, crossed the British Channel TO Bon
logne, on the 18th, on her long contemplated visit
| to France. st.I-s - ..-s.si
James Walker & Co., manufacturers at Leeds,
England, have failed.
Consols advanced a quarter and the French
funds 20 confines on the receipt Of the news from
Sweaborg.
| France.
Wednesday the 18th being the fete Of Napoleon.
was holiday on the Bourse. The festival was eel.
ebrated at the theatres with illuminatons, &c. and
the Communication of the sentences of two thousand
| prisoners.
Immense preparations were made for the recep-
ton OF Queen Victoria, whom the Emperor was TO
meet at Boulogne on Tuesday. The Empress would
| not be present at the reception. "a a.7 r..
| Ex-President Fillmore was introduced to the Eu,.
peror by Minister Mason. F.
- -. 49, Italy. Ya st7-
Something has been said of Congress of States
men to meet at Vienna to settle the affairs of Italy.
but this is not likely to be carried into effect at
! present
The statement that concordat between France
and the Holy See existed, is contradcted
| The Italian Government is offering every OBJ
stacle to the recruiting of the British Italian legion
! The overland mail from India has arrived with
It was rumored that Persia was still intriguing
with Russia, and that the British force in India viii
be sent to the Persian gulf.
Affairs in India were tranquil
Turkey.
Ministerial crisis is threatened OF CONSTANT.
| nope.
The reyolted Bedouins at Tripoli are still un.
subdued.
Negotiations continue between London, Paris.
and Vienna, respecting Austrias continued occu.
patton of the Principalities.
The London papers say that the negotiations
have arrived at the point of triple treaty binding
France, England and Austria not to conclude an
arrangement separately with Russia
LATEST. Dantzic, l6.-Advces from Konigsberg
state, that when the attack on Sweaborg began, the
Grand Duke Constantine asked permission from
the Emperor to attack the diminished feet before
| Cronstadt but the Emperor refused
Sweaborg seems not to be In possession of the
| allies, and as it is not a key to any important
position its destruction must be regarded as
detached enterprise, and not as any part of any
comprehensive operation. Its successful lombard.
ment, however, has bad the effect to revive the
spirits OF the fleet, and to satisfy expectations at
home.
Consols advanced one quarter per cent.
Pelissier telgrahps on the 10th as follows:
For some days past rumors Of an intended at
tack on the part of the Russians had excited our
attention, and this morning al daybreak they real
ised their esttention against our lines on the Tcher
Nays but in spite of the movements of imposing
MASSES which ha been collected during the night
the enemy were repulsed with great vigor by the
trOOns fOrminO tho af GaparaIs ua-t,;1Io,
Canava Faucheux and Morris. The Sardinians
placed on our right; fought bravely. The Rus
slams left large number Of dead on the field, and
we made many prisoners. The Russians were in
complete retreat on Mackenzie's Hill when our
reserve came up, and with the aid of our brave al
lies particularly the English calvary, the enemy
received a severe blow.
Our losses although much less numerous than
those OF the enemy, are not known
.s. PKLIssIER.
Affairs before Sevastopol were unchanged.
General Simpson telgraphed on the 10th.
General Pelisser and have decided to open
fire from the English and French batteries to NOR
row morning at daybrcak.
THE SEA OF AzoFF.-The sTnvalid Russo" pub
fishes thai, on July Esd, British gun boat went
ashore near Taganrog, and was burned by the Cos
sacks.
Letters from the Crimea camp have been receiv,
ed up 10 August 4th.s
The Russian General, Todtleben, was recover
ing, and had recently been carried to inspect new
battery.
Gen. Canrobert, recalled, has arrived in France.
Gen Espinosa obtains the command of Canrobert's
division. fe
sA Asia
Travellers report that the Turcomans we're COM
hitting ravages along the Caspian Sea volga,
Austria demonstrates against the selection Of
Novarro as recruiting depot ,ss
IL Is stated that France and Eagland have sent
an energetic notice 10 the King Of Naples that they
are dissatisfied with his Russian tendencies
Germany.
saxony proposes raising new loan Of IS, oOo, 900
at per cent. - -
Russia
The Russian paper Nord, says we may now look
Tor great events and horrifying recitals.
One hundred and fifty bales Of cotton we're seiz-
cd at AK, in transitu from Antwerp TO St Peters,
burg. aud were each found to contain reyolyers; al
laass Il "a =