New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29
THE SUCCESSES ON THE SEA OF AZ0FF.
DISPATCHES TO THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Lord Parmure has received dispatches and inclo-
sues OF which the following are copies:
From Lord Raglan.

From Lord Raglan.
BEFORE SEvAsTOPoL, May %.
MY LORD: Sir Edmund Lyons teegraphic dispatch
of the 25h which was forwarded hence on the morn
ing of the 9th, and one from me that Immediate
ly followed will have Informed your ordship that the
allied expedition TO Kertch reached ITS destination on
the morning of the Gath, and the troops having landed
without delay, and the war-seamers drawing litle
water having pushed on toward kertch and fenlkae,
that all the objects in contemplation were accom-
pished in twenty four hours without any resistance
the part Of the enemy who blew up the fortihca-
tons on both sides of tie passage and retired, thus
leaving us of the Sea of Azo, to be speedily
occupied by French an English hotills.
have now the honor TO lay before you copy OF the
report of Northumberland Sir G.. Brown command
ing the allied troops; and in coDgrauatng your lord
ship, which do most cordially, on the complete sue
cess of tie operation have the greatest satisfaction
in drawing your attention 10 the prompudc with which
the Decentralization effected to the efficient meas
uIes taken by the Lieutenant General to insure his
position and attain the objects in view aud TO the Just
tribute which he pays in his interesting narrative 10
the iudcious arrangements Of Admirals Bruat and Sir
E. L ons and to the zeal aud energy displayed by the
officers and of the allied fleets in carrying then
out under Their viglant superntendence az well as to
the cordial cooperation and assistance OF Gen. dAnte
mare, commanding the French division, and Reschid
Pasha. commanding the Turkish troops.
/ have not received any further adyices from Sir
George BTewn or Sir +. IL Ons.
Nothing material has occurred in front of the new
position taken b. the Allies the morning Of the 2jth
The enemy have made no movement from the high
ground toward the advance, but they have displayed
a considerable force to-day the Inkermann Hlghts.
Conveys continue to arrive tho north side OF Sc
vastopo.
ineloee a return of casualties to the 9th inst.
further portion Of the Sandman contingent has
arrived under General La Marmoras brother, the de-
tails of which have not yet received. have, &C.,
10 Lord PAnnuTe &c. &c, &c. RAGLAN
BEFORE SAvAsToPOL, June ., 1855.
Ny LORD The reports which have been received
fom Kerch since had The honor of writing to your
lordshp on the goth May Of the most satisfactory
character
live vessels laden with com had come into Kertch
in ignorance of tie capture Of the place and had fallen
mic tie Lands of the Allies.
The French and English squadron had appeared
before IerClaLsk, and tie enemy IN consequence de-
sIoyed four OF Their steamers and considerable
DEL OTIS Of corn.
They then exchanged cannonade with the Russian
forts al ATabat, and were fortunate 20 blow up
magazine with shells; and since Capt Lyons X. NJ of
tie Miranda, has reformed most successful opera
ton upon Geniichi. Tie Russian authorities Of the
town having refused TO deliver up the Government de-
pot Of corn, and 80 vessels having board supplies
for the army IN the CIimea, Capt Lyons bsmbarded
tie place with his squadron, and having driven the
troops out of It, be laL'ed the sailors aud Marines
anO cosiroyed all tie stores and tie shipping.
This brilliant and decisive marks the resolu-
ton al daring Of Capt. Lyons. and fortunately was
accomplished with no other loss than that Of one man
wounded.
Admircl Sir Edmund Lyons states that in no longer
period than four days squadron has DESTROYED 5iI
vtssels, employed exclusively 10 trGnspOri ing provis-
Tors 10 The Crmea, beside four war steamers and six
niliors of Tstons Of -four and corn.
/ beg leave 10 offer your lordshp my warmest con-
CALCULATIONS these important occarrt nees.
have nothing Of interest TO report 10 your lorship