Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-21
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
IMPORTANT NEWS
The Allies have Gained Three victoriesll

WIFI blNeTpOOl ualeS 10 noon Ol lne "a inst, !
and 100 passengers. Her news is Of the
utmost importance and exciting character,
covering as it does, three distinct successes
by the Allies. First, by the last arrival
we had brief announcement that the !
French had driven the Russians from a
strong position Of defense or place dc arH,e
before Sebastopol. This occurred during
the nights of the 22d and 23d, and was & |
most sanguinary affair, the place being de-
Tended by nearly the whole garrison. The
total loss on both sides in killed aud wound.
ed is set down at 5000 men. Gen. Pelisser
says the Russian loss was enormous, and
that of lis troops considerable, but much
less. The French retained their position.
Prince Gortschakoll's account ofthis rem !
contrc, says seventeen battolions Of the en-
envy, with reserve, attacked our trench Of
counter approach in front Of basiions Nos.
3 and 6. The combat was sanguiuary, and
lasted during the whole night. Our II bat
tulions lost nearly $500 men In driving
back the attack.
Pelissier telegraphs under date 18th, 10,
P.M.-To day we have occupied the line Of
the TIechernaya. The enemy, who were
not in force, offered little resistance, and re-
treated rapidly into the city. We have
definitely established ourselves in the works
carried on the ODD and 23d. An armistice
was agreed on for buryiug the dead, and we
were able to form an estimate Of the enc
,nv's loas. There must be about five or six
thousand killed and wounded.
May 26.-The enemy las made no de-
monstraLions either in front Of the place or
against our l;nts on the TeChernaya. The
condition of the army continued good.
MAY 30, 9 \. M.--Thc expedition TO
Kiertzch and Gerinkalc has been attended
with complete success. The enemy fed
at the approach of tie allies. They blew
up their powder magazines, destroyed th~.r
batteries, and burned their steamers. The
sea Of Azof is occupied by the allied squad
ron. 1t was rumored that Pclisser had at
tackled Lepraudi Canrobcrt was reported
wounded and another General killed. The
runor was regarded as very doubtful.
Lord Raglan tecgraphs as follows:
MAY 27.-The sea OF Azof is occupied
without any casualty. The troops landed
ut Kertzch or Her Maiesty's birthday, the
Oath. and the enemy fled, blowing up their
Notifications on both sides of the straits, and
destroying their steamers. Some vessels
and fifty guns have fallen Into the hands Of
e. aII;9o,G,
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Gen. Sir George Brown had reached G9nIn-
,okale, having, on The previous day, destroy
edAa foundry, near hcrtZch, where shot,
sns ~ In r' tive aJyancc' the French, were on
the rigLt The TngIi,h on tbe left, and the
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on-h Spa" ia,tors tran, Gen Rrown and Ad.
~;i T." Sors Of five 2qih announce 1he de-.
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