The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-09 00:00:00

THE MAMELON

WAR DEPARTMENT, 9TH 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 :

" SEBASTOPOL, JUNE finr, 1855.

" The formidable fire yesterday was kept up
to-day with the greatest spirit, and soon after six
this evening the French attacked and carried the
White Work and the Mamelon. The whole ope-
ration was most brilliant. Great gallantry dis-
played on all sides. Casualties not yet known."

BERLIN, 7th.—Prince Paskewi tch has left Warsaw
in great haste to proceed to Luck, the central
strategical point in Volhynia, accompanied by his
Chef-d'etat Major Troloff. An imperial manifesto
has been published suspending in Poland, until
peace shall be restored, all civic prosecutions
directed against persons who take an active part in
the war.
ST. PETERSBURG, 2d.--Accounts from Krasnaja-
Gorka in the Gulf of Finland of the 31st ult. state
that the divisions forming the advanced guard of
the allied fleet had just weighed anchor. The tele-
graph from Cronstadt announces that two of the
enemy's frigates and two steamers were distinctly
in sight.
MADRID, 7th.—The new Ministers named to
replace those who have resigned are MM. Zabala,
Minister of State ; Fueute Andres, Justice ; Braul,
Finance ; Helves, Interior ; and Martinez, Com-
merce. They took the oath to the Queen last
night. A Cabinet Council was held to-day to dis-
cuss several questions.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.

The King of Portugal, the Duke of Oporto, and
the officers who accompany them, went yesterday
morning in state to the Hotel-de-Ville.
" The King of Portugal and the Duke of
Oporto," says the Emancipation of Brussels,
" will visit Belgium on leaving Paris, King Leo-
pold having received an autograph letter from
the young King announcing that intention."
It is stated in circles generally well informed
upon the intention of the Government that the
allies will not occupy Kertch, but fortify Yenikal6,
and leave 5,000 Turks to defend it. Our flotilla
will keep the Sea of Azoff, and probably visit Ros-
stock, Marionpol, and Taganrog. In the Russian
arsenal near Kertch the men found incendiary
buoys, and the electric wire to charge them, which
the enemy had prepared against their arrival, but
had not been quick enough to lay down.
The Zenobie sailing-frigate left Toulon on the
6th for Constantinople with troops, provisions, and
military stores for the army of the East.
A letter from St. Jago de Cuba, of the 12th
April, states that the Emperor of the French having
been informed that the remains of Dr. Antomarchi,
who accompanied. the Emperor Napoleon I. to St.
Helena and shared his captivity, were lying in the
tomb of a foreign family at that town, has ordered
that a monument shall be erected, out of his privy
purse, to the memory of the deceased.

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