The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-29

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weus thsrsfors, d,sspprove and dsocors<s anything
presenting such iorpdsOls oim.nsions Re that It
the French sutnorties HAYS recess3 orders TO en-
poy the stristest TO prevent any sssstance
being given from perfcns in this country
Americans at the Court or England.
The London Tines, OF June y, ssys-rhs Hsa- Mllard
FILLMORE late President the United states ana SUITE
have arrived in .osn and taken seAftsa:s featoa's
Hotel st Jsnes's street Ths Hoo. Martin Van Barsn
and Coiorsl Van Buren, have arrived ct Longs Hotel
New Bond street. from ths Omitted States
The following presentations to Qusen victoria took
place at her Msjesty's wing room June IA
By the Countess Of Csrendop-kns Alb ,ott Lswxencs.
b. the United States Minist~r-Aboott ESQ
son Of the late Minister to this court, and Henry
Davisr Esq, Private Secretary TO the Hon. AllArd FIN
In tho diplomatic circle were, 1t the Same time Mr.
Buchanan United States Min ster; Colonel Lawrence,
Attacbe 70 the legation sod the Hon. Milard FILLMORE,
haze President Of the United States.
Her Msjesty's dinner party In the evening included
her Roy hshness the Duchess OF Kent their Sessne
grnessss the Princess OF Hohsplohe and the Princess
AdelAce Of HohenIohe, the Lord Chancellor aad Lady
Ctanworth, viscount ana yscountess Hsrdnse, Lady
AEpa Maria Dawson, the Baroness de Speth Lord
Hroushtop SIR Francis and Lady ArbsliA Barring MAJOR
General wylds, Colonel Lake, (Royal Horse Afusry)
MIR. Van Buren, xPrssidsns Of the United states
The drsts BY Mrs. Abbott Lavrenee, Junior, was
noticed. 1t consisted OF train Of fich ping glsce,
trimmed with creve Of pima and vhits tale, tied to
Rether with bouquets Of mxeds azaias; breteiles Of
snrt Of whss tuie booiionnes over which there was
upper hkbt Of magnificent Brussels lace loopsd with
chatesines OF mixed azsas Head dresn Brussels lap
The LOncon Court Journal Of June l5 has the follow
The Queen held court at three o'clock this after.
at
more late President OF the United ststes present
ed to her M..ssy at an asdsnce BY the Eafo, cis-
Foreign affairs Mr.. Fillmore accompanied oy Col.
lawrence as.scbe 10 the United states legation
Her MAZE sly had dinner party in tbs evening The
company ineluced her Royal HghDss the Duchess Of
the Americas Minister, Mr.. Buchanan and Miss Lane,
the Marquis and Warehouses o: Stafford ths Esri and
Countess Of Clarendon the Earl o. EilsnboEousn Lady
Apna Mara Dawson, BsroDess dc seete, vscoans and
vscountess Combermere, the Hon. MllArd Fillmore,
Sir George Couper, and sir James Hudson.
IRON the Cour, Journal June Is
The presence OF ex-resdent OF the United States
at court, event which deserves passing note
MIR. Fillmore looks even younger man than Mr.. BncnA
10 there any appearance of badness He seems appa
renty about fifty sgbt il smaller 10 st.ure than the
tenaDce. amusing the sang rotd With which
the former chief Of this powerful ment treated
by the officers Of OF his successors TIE republican
principle in this matter Is no cson and the e. President
has really and actually become n0thin0 hdn an
Amer lean citizen. Mr. FiImore has, however, been
ceived with sh confederation with great
distinction by the ministers. Az brilliant
OF Vbcountess Pamerston and the Countess Of Carea-
don shsre NO doubt the exPresident will be the per-
when presented to Her Majesty Mr.. FILLMORE wore
plain full dress suit
The Capture OF the Mamel0n and White
Tower.
From the London Times, June Is
In order to form correct notion or tee operation
which was conducted with 40 much ugor aud success
by the allied forces the Ito inst against the Russian
works IT ssbsssopo 10 derable to refer to The de-
pton Of these works as contained IN most au
thentic publications which have appeared 10 this com
Try Every one rs aware from the numerous maps aad
plans In Circulation that the ground before Sebas
tspol il n-rsscted BY rAvines dsscene ing to the sss
there ravnss being divided rom cash other BY ridges
batteries Of the besegiDg armies erected Tho
VINE furthest to the northeast, and tas extreme
nsnt Of our position IN front Of snas nov t o.usd tns
Hsrbor. II at time intended BY the aliss 70
take Of the whole Of the north ridge down to
the CsyetD'Dg Haroor but the Russians crossed the
rasne win great determination at that juncture
and established two works The lower slope OF isoDe
at the other at 400 yards from the second par
for general Pslsser states in his despatch
the 9Th Of Juae that the enemy had completely soAn
Oh tss os ,ns Ss o. %
20 Os ths n me me p AID Of the
me next ridge is that oo which the MsIssheG ro-er
stands, and Opposite to IT sta distance OF about mus
allies The Victoria Attack carried BY the Frsn,h
directed from this point against the tower
Of this attack, that thoush the last comm sncsd It
ia destined TO become the most important" Major
Chairman had lis last Dscem
but ~ ere only n9w IN possession Of some Of tbs re-
suits Of this f6ri. Descending nearer to the over
and about 90 yards in front Of It, tine Msmslon
which al the other works Of tSi. part Of .r
commanded. The conquest Of this hill the great and
decisive result Of the brilliant bnt Anganary
81 - ~. vxrA. to- 49, a.
stroye the Russian line Of outworks and gives degree
Of certainty obtained before to ths d.
aovp s ono ,Ss
masonry the land side OF Sebastopo ruined by
the bombardsnt long ago; but 1t is surrounded by
very high semicircular parapet Of earth pierced with
IL embrasures, and surrounded by ditch. From the
tower to the GARDENING Bay there long line of
two faces and thus fsnkng the curtsia between this
point and the tower Another bate OF IL embrssurss
on the hill above the Careening Bay is connected WITH
this work by further pArapet, which extends to the
sea We apprehend that thu works taken 7th Of
June outside this line but that this line must be
now enabled attack 1t.
The Redan is separated from the Malakhof q. or by
what Is termed the Middle Ravine and stsnds upon
ridge between the Wor0nZoH Ravne and this Mdds RA
vine. On this ridge also staucs Crown Battery,
fronting the apex Of the Redan wnicn further ds
fenced BY abattis in front and By strong rifles
occupying abandoned stone quarry in front Of the
work This ia the pest which carried ny the British
forces on the 1th Of Jun- ana It - be seen from this
mics are advancing pdyi pGsu On parallel lines. The
French have carried the ontwoks Of the ser and
English the quarry In front of the Rsdau although
these operations dstin IT. they all help anothsr
and are essential to the of tina enter
prse The British works the left OF the right attack
cannot advance SO rapidly those either extremity
OF the res partly because the ground In trout Of Chap
mans Batteries falls abruptly vay and espscaly
because the Russian works against which engineer
are operating are commanded by other works the
flank and In the To taxe the ke1sn woui oe
profitable until we know that We shall not be driven Cat
OF It BY the guns OF the batteries about tas Mashof
Tower
Sebastopo is not so much fortress, for tina. term
can even now scar,ely be applied to It, as = town de-
Tended BY chain of forts asd Geld fortfc ,tioos ss
OF which have been erected by the marvellous Industry
and energy OF the Russs since the commsncssnS of
the SIEGE upon principles admirably adapted to sns pc
culisr confgurssion Of the sol Thus Major Bdduiph
nh In kta vain ~ hat