Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
uLNEss OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
THE MAMELON RE-CAPTURED.
Attack on Redan and MalakoR.
REPULSE OF THE ALLIES.


The Herman arrived al New York
Liverpool dates to the goth.
Authenticated reports at Liverpool
from the Crimea. A grea. battle had
been fought. The Allies were defeated,
with immense loss. The particulars
will undoubtedly arrive By the America,
now at Halifax.
1t was rumorsd that the Fronch EN-.
peror was suffering from the effect Of an
apoplectic fit.
The America brings Liverpool dotes
to 23d.
The English und French troops at
tackled Redan and Malakof forts on the
18th but were repulsed with great slaugh.
ter. The details not transferred.
Mr.. Roebuck has moved vote ol
censure in English Parliament.
Intelligence from tho Cfimea frag'
mentary, hut private advices, say that
the loss Of the Allies was not less than
four thousand including General Camp
bell and IS other officers. Many rumors
prevalent.
The sales OF cotton for the week were
"a 900 bales, with decline in prices. -
Weather favorable for crops. Market
generally unchanged, except corn, which
has declined ! Cd. Beef steady unchan'
ged. Bacon dull. Pork firm.
Later.
The America arrived at Halifax on
the afternoon Of the 4,h. Dates from
the 23d.
The Allies have made an unsuccess.
full attempt to storm Scbastapool. The
most contradictory rumors prevailed in
re gard TO the transaction. BY some ac'
counts the English loss is set down at
1000 men, but the report is believed to
be much exaggerated. The following
are the only official notifications oil the
event:
Private accounts published in the
London Standard say the loss Of British
officers in killed and wounded amounts
10 no less than 10. The greatest portion
OF the loss was experienced in a ravlne'
where a powerful and unexpected bat
terry was opened on the troops. The al
lies lost terribly by the Russians spring
ing mine, and during the confusion
they recaptured the Mamelon tower.-
A dispatch from Bucharest confirms the
repott that expedition has been under
taken against Perekop. The Russian
account of the success OF the allies in
the sea of Azoff is published. Gor'
schakoff confirms the success claimed
by the allies, but says that operations
against the sea of Azoff were expected
The stores of grain destroyed were pri
vate properly, and not intended for tht
use of the Russian army.
The correspondence relates 10 the hor
rible atrocities perpetrated by the French
and Turks at the capture Of Kertsch,--
A dispatch from Varna, dated June II
which was retarded on the way, says the
Russians had made an unsuccessful at
tack on Kars, and it was reported they
had retaken Anapa. The Austrian com
mander has proclaimed martial law in
Moldivia, but the Moldivian authorities
refuse to promulgate the order unless au
thorised by the sultan.
Russian influence is very active, ever
in the smallest German Courts. Th'
Journal of St. Petersburg publishes th'
semi o fficial discussion on Count Wal
ewaskis French Circular Of May 23l.--
The Journal also semi. officially says tha
peace is possible, if France and Eng
land are willing, inasmuch as the fourli
point is morally although not lormlll,
settled, and the other points, namely. th'
navigation Of the Danube, and the evac
ua,on Of the Principalities arc also set
tied, leaving only the Vienna third poin
| To ha arranued