The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-22 00:00:00

WAR DEPARTMENT, JUNE 22, 2.30 A.M.

Lord Panmure regrets to have to inform the
Editor of The Sun, that he has received informa-
tion that the English troops attacked the Redan
and the French the Malakoff Tower at daylight
on the morning of the 18th inst., without the
success which has hitherto attended our efforts.
Both the French and ourselves have suffered
considerably.
The names of the officers who have fallen will
be forwarded immediately, but it will be impossi-
ble to receive complete returns of all the casualties
before the 30th inst., at soonest.

DESPATCH FROM GENERAL PELLISSIER.

PARTS, FRIDAY MORNING.

A despatch of the 17th, from General Pelissier,
states that General Bosquet occupies the Tchernaya.
On the following day General Pelissier writes that
the attack on the Redan and Malakoff Tower was
not successful, although our troops at one period
set foot in the latter tower. The return to our
former position was effected with order. It is
impossible to-day to state the exact amount of the
losses.

DANTZTC, THURSDAY, JUNE 21.
The Lightning has arrived with the mails.
Lieutenant Geneste, Dr. Easton, and Mr. Sul-
ivan are prisoners, but wounded.
The fleet was lying off Seskar Island.
Diatrhcea is prevalent in the fleet.

BERLIN, JUNE 21.

The detachment of the fleet under Rear-Admiral
Baynes, consisting of five liners, two frigates, and
ten gun-boats, left Kiel harbour early on Wed-
nesday, the 20th of June, for Cronstadt.

VARNA, JUNE 17.
The Russians have been repulsed in an attack.

on Kars.

Thero is no certain news from Anapa ; but it
is reported that it has been retaken by Ur.) nits-

sians.

Sebastopol will probably be stormed to-day.

The Porte has raised a small loan on the re-

venue of Smyrna.
This despatch was retarded.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.
The following telegraphic despatches have been
received here to-day :
"VIENNA, 21st.—The Emperor of Russia bas just made
the following diplomatic appointments :—Prince Gort-
schakoff to be definitive ambassador at Vienna ; M. de
Titoff, ambassador at Stutgardt ; and M. Fonton, am-
bassador at Hanover. No recent news has arrived from
the Crimea."

" BERLIN, 21st.—Accounts from Moscow state that
the Grand Duke Michael Paulawitch left that city on
the Bth on a tour of inspection to Bobrownick, Kiew,
and Bezoleteweki."

The Momiteur publishes the following decree :
" Napoleon, by the grace of God, and the national
will, Emperor of the French, to all whom these pre-
sents may it mcern, greeting,
" Taking into consideration Arts. 24 and 46 of the
Constitution,

" Have decreed and do hereby decree as follows :
" Art. 1. The Senate and the Legislative Body are
conveked for the 2d July next.
" Art. 2. Our Minis.kr of State is charged with the
execution of the present decree.

" Given at the Tuileries, this 20th day of June.
" NAPOLEON."
"Counters;gned, ABBATUCCI, Minister of State ad
interim."

The official journal, after giving the above decree,
remarks in its non-official part :—" There is no-
thing in this convocation but what was anticipated,
for at the close of the last session the Government
gave the senators and deputies to understand that
financial measures would necessitate their speedy
reassembling."
The Emperor yesterday gave an audience to M.
F. Rogier, the Belgian Minister, who presented to
his Majesty General Griendl, the Belgian Minister
of War, Major Meyers, his Chef-dc-Cabinet, and
M. J. Greindl, his son and private secretary.

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