The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-07-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
MOVEMENTS BEFORE sEBAsToPoL.

FUh6ltn NEWS.
MOVEMENTS BEFORE sEBAsroPoL.
The U. s mail steamship Baltic, Capt. Com.
stock, from Liverpool 10Th inst, arrived at New
Yorh on the 18th, with 2o5 passengers.
The aceoun, from the Crimea furnish interesting
details Of the state Of affairs, bu, nothing new
transpired Of any Importance.
Thu Russians had evacuated Anapa, and are
supposed TO have crossed the Kuhan.
The following telegrsphic despatch from Gen.
PeIsser, details the progress Of events before Sc
bas,opol:-
June 6-l0 P. NJ To day, with our allies, Se
opened fire against the external works, and to-
morrow, please God, we will take Them
June I'll p. NJ Al $50 our signals for as
giles foaied over the MamelOn, and over the two
redoub,s Of GARDENING Bay. The artillery Of the
enemy fell into our hands We have taken 400
prisoners. Our legions occupy the works. On
their side, our allies with their usual resolution,
carried the works in tho quaries, and established
themselves there. All the troops showed the
most admirable devotion and intrepidi,y.
June 8 Last evening we took possession Of
sx,y.,wo guns in the captured redoubis. Thir-
teen officers were made prisoners. oar loss,
which has no, been accurately ascertaned, IS con-
siderable, as might have been expected from 80
great result
June o. The situation Is the same as yesterday.
AL the demonstrations Of the enemy agains, the
captured works, have been fruiless. They have
-. Al. II "a ~, ,f, N
May" They have also completely abandoned to
US the right shore Carening Bay. The vessels
In por, have sought refuge in Artillery Bay, where
our large mor,ars can reach them. We are watch.
ing them sttentively.
Lord Raglan's despatch Of June 7 we have al
ready received. His next dispatch was the fol.
lowing -
June s. The success Of las, night was very
complete; tho galantry and sieadiness Of the
troops cannot be too highly spoken Of The
French succeeded in securing the work Of the
Mamelon, and those on its right, called the O1v-
rage Biane', and in those they took 50 guns and
400 prisoners. Nothing could be more brilliant
than the advance Of our allies. We have los,
400 men in killed and wounded. Later accounts
state that the British loss was II officers killed,
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lows:
June 10th, IL 3DPM. The combat OF the 7,h
was more advantageous 'ou than at INST an
nounced. IL placed IN our hands oG2 PRISONERS
W whom " are o''eers' ana ID P'e0ss VI can
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ourselves :" Tue new WINS We nav. ~" ~, sD'N
n'e WI" "e N" H,O. y" -, wv" '"'p
winch nave so"e sun 'u''"s' 0H' "e P''
P'nng new oa"e'es
oonsenakon 'e'esraPns as iOa'~s 70 81 &c.
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WI '"O Days " 'ea', -. 80 -,
a"'',o"s S"aeAea 'euouo' w. 800
s's"s, aa1 o0sSp'e1 "o -
anu "aS''0" ''o '
,"' iAa 's"ONs' V1' '1e
Poa'ed 70 iresn reserves a'a 'o0N on'e more
hnany remained masters " 'na' battery, '"'
f's"on no'a'ns '0usnsa' near nun N"'e" w
nope 10 drSe mem, Our so'a'ers iousn' ao'hi'a
by, IN proo' OF which may STATE 'hat ,ne enc
mys loss exceeds ours. He had host 2oo men
we have taken 27o men and officers prisoners,
well as two French cannon"
The French lines are .o~ - TAR advanced TIA
the allied cavalry wafer their horses IN the Ieher
maya without moles'a'ion' The Russians 90 nc
show IN iorce' pespA'cHes ron inc sea % AIo
state 'aa' the naval operanO"s against iss0n'V!
Mar'onpei, and Gheess, which took place o" IN
III, ah. and 9th Of june have per'ecuy suooeec
cd The public baildings, and numerous govern
men, magazines OF provisions, have been ourneS
rHE BAtric. On the s'h OF June, the hnsls
deet, consisting Of 10 line-otbaiie ships, inei1c
ing three fre"en, was anchored close 70 ''''
'lad'' forming line across Inc Day i0'o' 'h0'e
'no's'
AamnA puaaa' nAa s0ne ~ very s,oso W.,