The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-08-28 00:00:00

• opened their fire, which enabled them to advance then curd' of approach. ns' oat, PORTSMOUTIL, Monday.—The Great Tasmania traoe with 380 invalids, arrived to-day from the Crintek_d Richard Rogers also arrived with 375 Germ ans, rall` Atherica for the Foreign Legion. THE BATTLE OF THE TCHERNAYA. /701, General Pelissier, in an order of the day, dated Augu st t wo says the Russians lost in the battle of the 16th nPr` vi di 6,000 men, and le ft 2,000 wounded and prisoners in the ' of the Allies. The Russians, favoured by a thick morning rew -, a ari nh dead silence, surprised the outposts of the Piedmonts- ere Ivo and crossed the Tchernaya on rafts, notwithstanding as fusillade from the Zouaves, marched on the allied camP., 970 The Russians attacked in front and flank the 56th 0070,000 French Regiments -by a terrific bayonet charge. 5 00 French were then engaged. General Pelissier arrio"" afterwards, and directed a long and formidable comba t ' f the The enemy's artillery was silenced by the superiority o_lo. French fire. The Sardinians were attacked by s u p e F ier bei T s he itut held their own General Morris were eager to par 1e enemy, but enough had been done. t O ft Six Turkish battalions and a battery of artillery o in the battle, and behaved valiantly. tar 900 Russian prisoners arrived at Constantinople on be' INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. TarzsrE, Monday.—The Calcutta arrived at 9. 4 ' ,15 left Alexandria Aug. 21, with dates ; Calcutta , Ja' Bombay, 13 ; Canton, ; Houg-Kong, 10. gt . An insurrection had occurred among the . Santahs maial, in Bengal. _ The rebels are losing ground in the north of Chill 0 11 Canton there has been much bloodshed. Exchange at 46.84. • at Shanghai, 6s. 41d. 11' Trae in India quiet. The indigo crop promi ses 5 average. Opium risen, Exchange at Calcutta, 2 s• The American ship Lightfoot has been lost off Saagol. Monday.—Her Majesty has left for England. 11 was a grand procession through Paris- in-the-morning, the evening the troops at Boulogne were reviewed, camp at Honvault inspected. At night there was a banquet. Boulogne was illuminated. Her Majesty ea'"' at 11 p.m. The enthusiasm was immense. The Post confidently expects that at no distant far Moniteur will announce the pregnancy of the Empres Luviirnpoot,: Printed and published by R. P. THACKER, S' • 7, Percy-street, at No. 4, St. George's-crescent- 7- 1 1 dig