The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1855-09-25 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

THE WAR.. QIN zlorning Posts correspondent writes under date Mars't,N,'ept. 24 —General Pelissier issued an order of the day st;;iit'titl to the effect that the Russian power in the Black to Otil%ger existed, and the position of the allies was so Thttielit,lld e that he could promise the troops an early return stanti 4c/z, Gene "tiler says the mails by the Carmel from Conthernitr''.itethe 15th from the Crimea are immense. Sebastopol. 11$14Ptii to s appointed Governor of. . . allies isl),,s oee,°l,lll under General lierbillon are to reinforce The (2-(kp'Doe,4l:lg the Tchernaya Valley. An attack by the inquired n'itaatin",s,be impending. pri wrictlie;l4 journal affirms 'that Prince Gortschakoff Pelissier'would l' the Russians should retreat, would °'' collleave be t'ke Charge of 1,500 wounded whom he isthatilfdl* Thy French Commander assented, but 1 their regim Rusian army physicians should remain exhibiti ents, and that they should destroyothing. to believe°ll °f a Rag of truce from Fort Constantine led At that oposals foripeace were made; this is an w time pr when the courier left the General and lEtt`tlel, ere In council. arremain in Crimea. Omar Pasha Th Asia,MY Will 1,0; Ish contingent will remain at ,Constantinople. It 41.Treased to 50,000' men. ~2t4 ;41 Dula has arrived by the Carmel. Admiral PamVvilel3 kale& The reported suicide of General Os!en keesl tlo.t confirmed. Immense stores of military-clothing tt discovered at Sebastopol. tikA ~Qtiy News says: —" Telegraphic despatches from each Viitil3Posed camps in the Crimea; show that the forces of hies are changing their position, and an advance towards „N„,kt,-,serai by the Balder road was evidently expected." 4tO same source we learn that it had been prematurely 4(11),M that 90,000 French had made a movement on the Ttea ; hut General Larchey had caused it to be declared Pelligence of the kind had been received. ‘heNtl 'Nes, in a leader, after showing at some length the 144 services which the fleets had rendered the army in 1'443:1 e.,,tllea, says The Russian naval, and perhaps we d;e low, 'add the Russian military power, has Si;Et hack from the whole coast of Circassia, the ;11,,,.F Ante Sea of- Azoff, from the month of the Don to the Trabat and from the great naval stronghold in the 4:1 -I! to +4Lself; 'it is, therefore, manifest, that the country qrtht'e th" Lie north west of the Crimea, between the mountains Neof4;;Lg and the Dnieper, Nicholaieff and Cherson, will ;Aiell,l7a -,`l, become the basis of their operations and the e'/nh-A• the last remains of the power in the Euxine. '1 "4e ror of Russia himself is on his way to Nicholaieff, eetela that the remains of the Russian fleet, if any are Ivilllieli444444,ltatLtitsettlnipertemthayat the arsenals and dockyards exist, be made to repair those enormous 114,4 it :.iere too an array may find a tenable position, r 4114 4," compelled to retreat, byapproach • of 44e vigour of the Allies—or whether fresh rein forcements be collected to dispute the possession of the Peninsular. It remains to be eeen whether the mortar-vessels can ascend to the dockyards—a point on which great doubt is entertained ; but there is no doubt that a passage exists for vessels of any size between the fortS of Kimbown and Oczakow, and thrt if a passage can be'forced, it places the mouths of the Dnieper and the Bug at our command. With respect to the report from Sebastopol that the town was to be razed, and the basins filled up, the Times thinks the statement will be found premature. WARSAW, Sept. 22.—A new general recruitment in Russia is imminent. All the regular troops in Poland and Lithuania are marching on Odessa and Meolaieff. VIENNA, Sept. 23.—1 t is stated that after the Czar had held a council of war at Odessa, he conferred a sacred image enriched with diamond on metropolitan Agathangelos, who, by his prayers and benedictions, animated the troops to devote themselves to the defence of Sebastopol. The Czar in a rescript thanks the Moscow merchants for a free-will offering of ninety-two thousand five hundred silver roubles.