Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
ARRIVAL OF THE
II A e. \ u / G .
BATTLE OF THE EIGHTEENTH.
Decline IN CoRV.
New YORK, July IL

shows a decline Of 4d-af,erwards re
covered, md the Liverpool market closed
firm. Sales of the week $4,000 bales.
Spectators took $4,000, exporters 2 1000
Fair =, middling 65. Flour dull
Wheat dull. Indian corn declined 30
Lard advanced Is. Money easy at pre-
tious rates. Consols advanced TO Oh.
No'hing important or additional from
the Crimea. The total less of the Al.
lies on The 18Th is estimated a, 4,77I.-
The French had 81 officers killed and 66
wounded-total French loss, 3337.-
The English sustained a loss of 1894.
Lord Raglan was i'll, and had asked for
q recall.
Sweaborg bolnbarded by the Allies,
and the internal submarine machines in
The Baltic destroyed.
The imports Of cotton since the last
steamer were 10000 bales. Stock on
hand $50 900. Letters, highly favor.
able, predict a speedy advance. In A
merican stocks the market remained
steady. with a moderate demand. Bacon
decllaing. Beef dull. Pork rquiet.
The official report of the loss of the
Allies on The lSih, killed and wounded,
over 5000. Lord panmure gives a no.
minal list, showing % officers killed and
wounded, and $50 taken prisoners. Pc
lister names 81 French officers killed, &c
wounded and IL taken prisoners; l.54i
p~rlvales killed and missing, l.644 wound
ed. 81
Many rrmors were circulating in Pa
ris in regard to the defeat. One of them
attributes the cause to the errors of the
commanding British officers-tirst. in
not passing f~ascines provided for filling
up The trenches within the Redan; and
secondly, for not having Immediately ap-
priced the Frendh commander that they
would necessarily be compelled to retire.
The British, on their side, say they took
The Redan but could not hold it, because
the French failed at the Malakoff.
Gorlschakod !eIegraphed that the All
lies who crossed T~chernaya, had again
returned TO the left bank Of the river
On the night Of the 22d, the Russians
observed a great movement on the Allied
squadron. Pelissier~ telegraphs from the
Crimea. under date Of the 2Gsb, Moth
ing new. We are pushing our approach
es agains. the MaIakolf, ard Fastening
the construction of our advancing Bate
ry, which will complete the investmen,
Of the port. We are also dra wing rloser
with our left attack" Lord Panmure
says, the French and English are pro-
ceedipg in their approaches against the
enemy's works, and erecting batteries
which will be armed with heavier guns
than the enemies batteries contain. The
Allies retain possession OF the Round
Tower. The Russian fort in the Gene
terry, from which the enemy was driven
on the 18th, situated in the gorge of The
valley which divides the English lett at
tack from the right of South harbor, re-
moved. The British bombarded Elango,
and destroyed the telegraph station.
The Russians admit, that the Cossacss
boat displayed a flag of truce. bu, allege
that they feared a stra,agem.
At Dantzic, on Friday, iorty-six intern
al machines were discovered and DIES.
troyed. One bomb exploded on the
poop of the Exmou,h. Admiral Say
morn was severely injured.
Gen. Simpson is mentioned as likely
to command the army in the event OF
the recall of Raglan.
The Paris correspondent OF the TINES
speaks of a communication having taken
place between the French and English
Governments arising out Of a combina-
ton, or energetic support upon the part
of the English colleague.
Famine prevailed in many parts OF
China. Considerable fighting. with vari
ed success, marked the course of the re-
bellion.
There are no indications OF immediate
operations in the Sea of Azof. or in the
Baltic.
Administrative reform keeps its ground
in England. Austria continues the dis
abandonment of her army.
Politics elsewhere in Europe are dull.
The Grand Duke Nicholas had re-
vie wed the troops at Helsingfors and
Abo and inspected the Notifications al
Sweaborg.
The blockade of the White Sc. was
formally announced on June Eth.
ASIA.
The allies had given orders TO com
ple.e the destruction Of the Notifications
of Anapa. Two hundred pieces of can
non and Two years provisions were found
in the forts. The Circassians had pill
LACED the w
fhe Russian forces are concentrating
in the Tifis for the opening campaign.
The Notifications of Erozerakon are
completed. Operations in the Sea of
Azoff continue. The fleet had been
sent to complete the destruction Of Arabat.
There had been an able reconnois
isance a. Taffa, and an expedition against
Perekop was again spoken of.
Capt. Lines, Of the war steamer Mi
randa, was killed by a rifle sho, at Sou
tart. Brigadier General Encort, OF the
Crimea forces, is also dead. Two thou
sand wounded Of the Allied army had
arrived at Constantinople. The cholera
had also appeared there.
The Porte has concluded a loan of two
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