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

IN THE SEA OF AZ OFF

The Secretary of the Admiralty presents his
compliments to the Editor of The Sun, and has
great pleasure in forwarding the enclosed copy of
a report this day received of successful operations
in the Sea of Anil :

" JUNE 10.

" Captain Lyons, of the Miranda, and Captain
Sedaiges report that the naval operations against
Taganrog, Marionpol, and Gheisk, which took
place on the 3d, sth, and Gth of June, have per-
fectly succeeded. The public buildings and nu-

merous Government magazines of provisions have

been burnt, and thus an immense loss of supplies
has been inflicted on the enemy.

" The operations were conducted with great

vigour and rapidity. The allied forces had only
one man wounded, although opposed by about

3,500 soldiery at Taganrog."

WAFT DEPARTMENT, 10TH JUNE, 1855.

Lord Pannlure presents his compliments to the

Editor of The Sun, and has great pleasure in
transmitting the enclosed intelligence which has
this day reached him froze Lord Raglan :

JUNE 8.

The success of • last night was very complete,
and the gallantry and steadiness of the troop
cannot be too highly spoken of.

The French succeeded in securing the works of

he Mimelon, and those on its right called tLe

Outrages Blanes, and it 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

wouncled.

I have just received intelligence of the cor

inued. success of aTptain Lyons and Captain

Sedaiges in the Sea of Azoff.

Taganrog, Marionpl, and Genitehi [Gheisk

have been attacked.
The public buildiNs and numerous magazines
havo been burnt, and only one man wounded.

(Front the Moniteur.)
PARIS, SUNDAY.
The Minister of War has received from Genera

Pelissier tho 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 them.

" JUNE 7, 11 P.M.

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

one hour afterwards our eagles floated over the
Mamelon Vert &lad 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-

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

" All the troops showed the most admirable

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."
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DESPATCH FROM ADMIRAL BRIJAT.

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 ono man was wounded.

VIENNA, JUNE 9, 2 rx,

The following authentic news has been received

here ;

On the evening of the 7th there was a violent

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 inspect the 3d and 4th
divisions of the army on Tuesday morning next.
Generals Craufurd and Letang re-lain 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, Gth of June—

"The Allies opened to-day a brisk cannonade
on the left flank of our fortifications. It lasted
for three hours without intermission. We replied