The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA

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the Esd. The English and French troop
STACKED the Redan and MalakOf forts Of
thSI8hf bat Ecrs repuised with grea
slaughter.
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white 5ls5i>9i; yellow 48sGla5os; Bread
sths generally unchanged.
Lort IsagGns dispatch sna Newspaper
correspondence ara 10 hand, describing th'
gallant G .ptare of the M.maidn and th'
auarriss.
a. The Allies have made an unsuccessful
SlseDpt to storm SebsStopol.
By some accounts the English loss is Sc
down at 1000 men; but the report is behey
ed toibe much exaggerated.
The, following are the only Official MOTIF
cations ofthe event:
lord Panmure regrets having to an
nounce that be has received information
that the English troops attacked Redan.
EAHQ lIE J. ISiittjt TIC AAhthhOi ~ hCiSS "a
dwight on the morning Of the 18Th, with
.0ut the success which has hitherto atcn'
dad our efforts. Both the French and
ourselves have suffered considerably.
s Adyices from Pelissier to the French gov,
ernment are to the same effect.
81 d'rivate accounts published in the Lon
don Standard say that the loss of British
.oaice,s in killed and wounded, amount to
no less than seventy.
Among The killed are Gen. Sir ]. Camp
bell, Col. Yea a,d Col. Shadforth.
Tie greatest portion of the loss was ex
perienced in a %ravine, where a powerful an /
unexpected battery was opened upon the
troops.
The allies lost terribly, by the Russians
spr:nging a mine; and during the confusion
they re-espured Mamelon Tower.
A dispatch from Bucharest via Vienna,
confirms the rumor that an expedition has
been undertaken against PereAop.
The Russian account of the success Of
the allies, in the Sea of Azov. is publ shed.
G~ortchakoff confirms them; but says that
operations against the Sea of Azoz were cx-
peeted. The stores of grain destroyed,
wore private property, and not intended for
the use Of the Russian army.
The Austrian commander has proclaimed
martial lag in Moldayia, but the Moldavian
authorities refused to promulgate the order
unless authorized by the Sultan.
Constantine Ba,z, son Of the ]rcigning
prince, was killed at Iassy, in duel, by the
Austrian Major S~ta'berg. The affair has
cansed considerable sensation in the prlnci-
palities
The Journal Of 81. Petersburgh publishes
the Sc mi official discussion on Count Wal
walks French Circular Of May 23l.
The Journal also, semi. officially says,
that peace is possible, if France and Eng
laad are willing, inasmuch as the fourth
Point is morally, although not formally set
tied: and the other Points--namely-the
navigation Of the Danube, and the evac-
uatiou OF the principalities, are also settled
a-lesying only the Vienna third Point TO be
arranged. The Austrian army be ing dis.
banded, the reduction is great and rapid
Great Britain.-The steamer Hermann
brings intelligence of the presentation to
parliament OF the Roebucks committee
The report merely admits, thst the suffer,
ags of the army have been aggravated by
~acofnpetency at home. Since then, there
las been cor siderable excitement created,
BY Mr.. Roebuek, in consequence of his re.
port being ovcrruled by the other members
the committee they having given no
Niice Of a vote ofeenaure on the government
. worded. as to embrace the grievances OF
i sections Of The opposition.
F'fance.-rhe Senate and Legislature arr
oavoksd for July 81, to negotiate a new
tan Of . hundred or a hlndred and City i
billions Of ,'ollars, 4
Louis Napo1eon bad been i'll for two days {
II had recovered. The French funds fell
&%Nu P-t NN9Ah Vi LAS auHuuAEtLleHb o. his
lnesg. /
Dodge had had his first interview with G
: minister Of foreign affairs, aud friendly o
MARKS were exchanged. ?
Denmark The Danish diet is dissolved. .
iistments for foreign service are forbid $
y nader = penalty Of eight years impris-
ment, I;
IATEsr News -Laadon. tho iilh. five /"
lock, A. N. and MarsaiIes, Friday +"
fbt@-The English steamer Astroloyue, :
arrived. bringing new IRON Constan- !
cope to the i6.a Of June; and the Rus "
attacked. unsuecessfully, the batteries !,
he besiegers- The general loss ia the
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