The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-30

that the steam fOtilla Of the Allies had de-
stroyed obovo two hundred vessels and six
millions of rations of corn and flour, destin-
cd for the Russian army at Sevastopol.
The Morning Herald, in tclegraphicl
dispatch dated June 3D., states that the Al
lies had taken the townof Stranychi, at the
mouth of the Putrid Sea, about a months
rations of the whole Russian army, and de-
stroyed the shipping. There is little doubt
that this account is the French version of
the affair at Genitchi. .
A dispatch from Prince Gortsclackoff do
ted the Doth ult., states that the A lies have
occupied Kertsch, but have not pushed in
ward. He reports that in consequence of
tho measure which he has taken the Allies
will not be able to cut off the communica.
tons of the Russian army.
| The Gazette Of Frankfort, publishes a
dispatch ftom Odessa, to the effect that the
Russians are raising more new batteries
to command the channel near Gennitchi,
which connects the Putrid Sea with the Sea
of Azof. Another dispatch Gays that Gen.
Cushakoff had arrived at Perokop with his
division-four infantry regiments, each 3,6
90 strong, Gen. Groshenheim had also ar
rived at Perekop with his light cavalry d.
vision-the Third-consisting of four reg
iments, each 900 strong. These figures
would give Prince Gortschakoff a reinforce
ment of $4,000 men-a number which more
accurate information would probably reduce
Letters from Berlin of the 1st instant,
state that the successes of the Allies in the
Sea of Azof have made deep impression
there. 1t is observed that the large pro-
portion of cavalry in the Russian army will
cause the stoppage of supplies from the
countries of the Don to be felt with pecu-
liar pressure by the enemy. On the 3d.
there were 100 cases of cholera at st. Pc
4 tersburg. .-i--
/ News from Kertsch to the third instant,
state that everything was going on satisfac-
torily. Souyuk Kali was evacuated by the
Russians on the 2Sth of May. They burn'd
the principal buildings, and abandoned go
guns and mortars having first rendered
: them unserviceable.
The Times, received the following des-
patch from their Vienna correspondent, da.
ted Galatch, June l.:
There was great fire in the artillery &
cavalry stables, close to the ammunition de-
pot. The Austrian garrison succeeded in
Distinguishing the fire, but lob horses were
burned. The Cholera is said to have ap
, peared in the Austrian aamp at Gallicia.
!, A letter received from the French CamI
t before Sevastopol, and dated May 22d
e states that the Allies were on the eve o
n great events everything was prepared.
4 The last arrangement had been made il
v council of war, at which Generals Canro
), bert; Pellissier. Bosquet, Lord Raglan, 0
: mcr Pasha, Brown, Della Marmos and AID
a mirals Brouat were present. All the rein
= forcemcnts had come up making the Frencl
army amount to 100000 men.
u LATER BY THE AsIA.-We take the fol
lowing summary of the news brought by tn
Asia; frum the Nashville papers of the 90
Q, The bombardment of Seyastopol recon
menced on the 9th. On the day the steame
:. sailed dispatch was received from Lor
G Raglan, dated June 9Th, p. NJ, whic
3, states that after fierce commandment, til
r French attacked and carried the Mamelo
d and White Mowers. The greatest gallar
2 try was exhibited on both sides. The los
n of both the French and Russians was e,
a tremely great.
y The conference at Vienna having fnall
&c closed at the instigation OF the Wester
II powers negotiations will not be renewed
N unless Russia applies to Austria for he
5. good Offices.
The Russian correspondence says tha
Austria considers herself released from a
T. engagements to the Western powers,-th
es latter having refused to accept peace 0
lie reasonable terms. Austria, however, sti
or processes herself the ally of France an
IN England, subject to the articles OF the tre
d, ty of December q The Vienna papers al
at advised that although the conferences hay
at closed, the Plenipotentiaries have the Au
r. trian propositions under advisement, an
IN still desires to effect mediation. In IL
IN meantime the military commissioners
ne France and England have left Vienna.
p The Russian plan at Seyastopol was
IN unite all the ambuscades by line Of ga
of ions connected by continues covered wa
ed The condition of the ground at Tchernay
70 shows that the Russians never intended
ca maintain their ground. Dispatches inc
cate that the Allies yet own the side OF Il