The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-13 00:00:00

FR M' CE.

PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.
The following exce3dingly important private
telegraphic despatch has just reached here
VIENNA, 11th.—Despatches have been received,
which announce that the Allies have taken the Malakhoff
Tower and the southern tiubourg of Sebastopol."

The following priTate telegraphic despatches
have also been receivel

"MARSEILLES, 11th,—Advices from Constantinople
state that General Morrs had made'a reconnaissance,
with the cavalry, of the large entrenched camp of the
Russians beyond the Tcbernaya, and estimates the
strength of the enemy's army at from 80,000 to 100,000
men. General Canrokert, before advancing, threw
bridges over the river, where he has established
batteries, to defend the passage ; he has also
turned off the waters of the aqueduct which
feeds the Careening bay, Letters which had passed be-
tween the governors of Sebastopol and Kertch, and
which were found by the allies at the latter place, state
that the Russians were tired of the war and of the nu-
merous privations to which they had been subjected. A
despatch from the Czar which reached Kertch the day
before it was taken, orders fresh vessels to be sunk in
order to prevent the passage of the allied steamers.
Large depots of coal as well as numerous droves of cattle
were found by the allied flotilla on the coast of the Sea
of Azoff, and the gun-boats were seeking for other depots
in the neighbourhood of Arabat. Letters from the
Crimea continue to speak of an attack against Anapa
Riza Pacha bas, it is said, been sacrificed to Omer
Pacha, who had threatened to resign."
"MARSEILLES, 11th, Evening.— The valley of Ka,mara
is occupied by 50,000 of the allies. The banks of the
Tchernaya have been in their poker since the 25th, and
supply them with wood and water in abundance. The
Russian army is massed behind the mountains. The
French prisoners, who have been recently exchanged,
state that the Russian forces encamped in the interior of
the Crimea are considerable, but that the number of sick
who are sent to the ambulances and to the hospitals is
excessive. The army of the Czar no longer receives any
provisions except from Kaffa, or any reinforcements in
men exceptfrom Perekop. Accorditig to letters which have
reached Constantinople from Kertch, the allies have been
able to make Use of three of the Russian steamers as
well as of a dry dock which were only partially injured
by the fire. The French vessels, after having cannonaded
Arabat, returned to Yenikale in order to organise a
fresh attack on the coasts of Circassia. The Sultan has
appropriated 3,000 Turkish soldiers to serve as the
nucleus of the reserve to the Anglo-Ottoman corps or-
ganised by General Williams. The Turkish officers of
this corps will be replaced by English officers as soon as
the latter shall have become familiarises' with the Turkish
words of command."

The Lord Mayor of London, the Lady Mayoress,
and the other members of the family left the Hotel
de Ville this day at a little after eleven o'clock for
the Northern Railway. The Prefect accompanied
the Lord Mayor to the railway, where a special
train was waiting to convey his lordship and the
English deputation to Boulogne. After expressing
their warmest thanks to the Prefect for the splen-
did reception which he had given them in Paris,
the English party took their departure.
The Andromaque frigate left Toulon yesterday
for Constantinople, with a cargo of provisions and
warlike stores for the army of the East.
A letter from Marseilles, of the 10th, says :
" The Thamise steamer has just entered this port
from Alexandria, which she left on the 2d. She
touched at Malta on the 7th, and quitted the
island two hours after the Clyde coming from Con-
stantinople. The Thamise afterwards passed the
Clyde in sight of Corsica. The intelligence from
Malta is without interest, relating principally to
the arrival and departure of vessels with troops
and stores. The letters from Alexandria have not
yet been delivered, but the
passengers by the
Thamise state that they must be unimportant."

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