The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-11 00:00:00

WAR DEPARTMENT, 10TH JUNE, 1855.

Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the
Editor of The Sun, and has great pleasure in
transmitting the enclosed intelligence which has
this day reached him from Lord Raglan :

JUNE 8.

The success of last niglt was very complete;
and the gallantry and steadiness of the troops
cannot be too highly spoken of.

The French succeeded is securing the works of
the Mamelon, and those pn its right called the
Ouvrages Blanes, and ii those they took 62 guns,
including eight cohorns, and 400 prisoners.
Nothing could be more brilliant than the ad-
vance of our allies.
We have lost about 400 men in killed and
wounded.

I have just received intelligence of the con-

tinued success of Captain Lyons and Captain

Sedaiges in the Sea of A2off.

Taganrog, Marionpol, and Genitchi [Gheisk 1]

have been attacked.

The public buildings a,nd numerous magazines
have been burnt, and ony one man wounded.

(Front the Moniteur.)

PARIS, SUNDAY.

The Minister of War has received from General

Pelissier the following despatches :

" JUNE 6, 10 P.M.

" To-day, with our Allies, we opened fire
against the external works, and to-morrow, please
God, we will take theta.

" JWNE 7, 11 P.M.

"At 6 30 our signals for assault were given, and

one hour afterwards our eagles floated over the
Maineion Vert and over the two redoubts of

Careening Bay. The artillery of the enemy fell

into our hands.

" We are said to have taken 400 prisoners.
" Our legions occupy the conquered works.

" On their side our allies, with their usual reso-

iution, carried the works in the quarries, and
established themselves there.

" All the troops showed the most admirabli

devotion and intrepidity."

The only later despatch which has arrived
simply says :--" We hold our ground. We have
lost fewer men than we expected. We took 62
cannon in the enemy's redoubts, and made 13

officers prisoners."

DESPATCH FROM ADMIRAL BRUAT.

Admiral Bruat reports that the expedition

against Taganrog, Marionpol, and Gheisk was per-
fectly successful. The burning of stores of pro-
visions has inflicted an immense loss upon the

enemy. Resistance was only offered at Taganrog,

where one man was wounded.

VIENNA, JUNE 9, 2 P.M.

The following authentic news has been received

here ;

On the evening of the 7th there was a violen

cannonade.

The French made an assault and took the
Mamelon and other advanced works.

The success was complete.
The affair was exceedingly brilliant.

The Fremden, Blatt has the following :
Baron Hess went to Gallicia last night.
The Emperor goes to inspeeb the 3d and 4th
divisions of the army on Tuesday morning next.
Generals Craufurd and Letang remain here.
A reduction of the army is expected.
As the position of the Russians is now seriously
menaced, Prince Gortschakoff will accept battle in
the field.

Prince Gortschakoff sends to St. Petersburg,
dated Crimea, 6th of June—

"The Allies opened to-day a brisk cannonade

on the left flank of our foitifications. It lasted
for three hours without intermission. We replied

with vigour, and blew up some powder mag,pines.
"From the other points of attack General

Wrangel makes no report, nor has anything fresh

occurred in the Sea of Azoff."

We have no later Russian despatches, so that
Gortschakoff has yet to account for his defeat and
loss of the Mamelon Vert on the 7th.

MARSEILLES, MONDAY, JUNE 12.

The Clyde, which left Constantinople on the
31st of May, and the Sinai, which left the same
city on the 4th of June, have arrived together.

Despatches leave at 9 a.m.

The advices from the Crimea, brought by the

Sinai, are of the 2d of June.

FRANCE.

PARIS, SUNDAY.

By a decree in the Moniteur Rear-Admirals
Montagnies de la Roque, De Suin, Charner, and
Le Barbier de Tinan are promoted to the rank of
Vice-Admiral, and Capitaines de Vasseau Fournier,
Aubry-Bailleul, Fabvre, Baudin, and Bonard to
that of Rear-Admiral. Another decree promotes
eight Capitaines de fregate to be Capitaines de
vaisseau, twenty Lieutenants de vaisseau to be
Capitaines de fregates, and twenty-four Enseignes
de vaisseau to be Lieutenants de vaissseau.
The Moniteur contains a decree founded on a
report from the Minister of the Marine increasing
the officers of the marine artillery from 23 to 31,6
and the number of companies from 23 to 25, each
company to be 104 strong, instead of 100 as
hitherto.

The Moniteur contains an official list of all the
prizes and medals awarded at the Prize Cattle
Show in the Champ de Mars the day before yes-
terday.
General La Mormera writes to the Piedmontese
Minister of War, dated Kadikoi, May 25 :
"My forces, augmented by two English batteries, a
regiment of lancers, and a regiment of heavy cavalry,
600 strong, have arrived at Kamara. Sir Colin Camp-
bell's corps are on the heights of the extreme right of
the lines which cover Balaklava. My troops met with
no resistance from the Russian outposts, or the enemy's
forces on the right of the Tchernaya. The enemy is
strongest in the valley of Baidar.
"My forces are now occupying Kamara, a height
which commands the Rassian right.
" The condition of the troops is very satisfactory, and
my men anxious to distinguish themselves."
A letter from Marseilles, of the 7th, says :—" The
Gange, steam-packet, of the Messageries Imperiales,
left this morning for Constantinople, with some
superior officers on board, and 215 able-bodied por-
ters belonging to this port. The Alexandre, steamer,
has also left for Alexandria, with 700 passengers
on board, of whom 500 are pilgrims, bound for
Mecca. Of these, 225 arrived half-an-hour before
from Algiers, by the Thabor.
The following private telegraphic despatches have
been received
" Vienna, Bth.—Aali Pacha yesterday had a private
audience of the Emperor, at which he received the Grand
Cross of the Order of Saint Stephen. Aali Pacha will
leave to-morrow for Constantinople."
MADRID, Bth.—The Gazette of to-day publishes
a circular, suspending the execution of the decree
relative to the National Guard. The Government
is about to demand from the Cortes the immediate
discussion by that body of the constitutional basis
relative to the National Guard.
BOURSE, JUNE 9.—CLOSING PRIONIL
Cash. fr. c. End of Month.
4i per Cents 94 80 94 50c.
3 per Cents 69 80 70 15
Credit Mobilier 932 Roman
Credit Fonder 535 Austrian
Belgian Fives — Spanish Threes
Piedmontese B7 75 Home Debt 3ll

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