Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-30
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Arrival Of the Baltic.
NEW YoRk. june %.

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The Irabia arrived out at Groves on
the 18Th.
The following official dispatches from
PelissieT gives account of operations be-
fore SebastopOl, June Ith at 81 L. NJ,
Our signals were given and an hour after
wards our flag fioated over Mamelon port,
and over two Redoubts Of Caroning Bay
The artillery OF the evening fell into our
hands. We have taken 400 hundred pris-
oners, our legions occupy tae conquered
works on this side. Our Allies with their
equal resolutions carried the works in the
Quarry. and established themselves there.
All the troops showed the most admirable
devotion and intrepidity.
June lO.-The combat Of June Ith was
more advantageous for us than at first an
ticipated. Ii placed in our hands 502 pris
oners of which number 20 are officers, and
% pieces of cannon.
June ] lfh.-Weare cougratulatiug our
selves on the new works. We have been
able to fire with the Russians mortars on
their ships, which have gone still further
over The fortress of Aeaba, was abandon
ed by its garrison June 9TH. 1t is now
occupied by the Circassians. The heat was
excessive in the camp.
Gen. PelisSier was forming depot on
the Tehernaya.
Accounrs from Narca mention the rumoI
that propositions for an expedition against
Pcrekopa, were being made.
Prince Gortchakoif telegraphed to St
PetersLurgh on tho p. NJ. of Juno 1ssl
thus:
After two days of heavy bombardmen
the French divisions attacked the redoub
No. I at o'clock last night, and occu
pied the redouhts of Kamstchatka, Zling
lengski and Bothynia, and battery be
tween ling 'eng>lli and Bastion No. l.
Our troops retook the kamschatka re
doubt but the French poured in the fires
reserve, and took it once more. We final
lily regained the mastery Of the battery, tn
French holding Judgement, whence W
hope to drive them. Our soldiers tough
admirably, in proof of which | may stat
that the encmy's loss exceeds ours. II
g has lost 2500 men, and we have taken q
n men and 8 officers prisoners, as well as tw
h. French cannon.
The British Admiralty make public tn
following:
= Capt. Lyons, of the Miranda, and Cnp
Livages report that the naval operation
g against Taganroga, Manopool and Ghurl
i which tool; place on the %, 9Th, and 9th {
: June, having been perfectly successful
The public buildings, among which al
}. government magazines of provisions, hay
been burned. The operations were COZ
Quoted with great vigor aud rapidity, Il
. allies having only one man wounded, a
: though oppressed by $50. soldiers at z
;, gauToga.
An extensive boat expedition is beir
fitted out at Portsmouth for service i'll tt
shallow waters of the Sea of Azof.
y Miss Nightingale is on her way to En-,
land, but is recommended to recruit h
- strength at home for season.
June Stb-The English feet consistir
T. of sixteen line of battle ships, includil
= three French, was anchored at CronStad
rs and forming line across, from shore
f. shore Admiral Dundas had gonein We
t. close with the surveying steamer, was afte
, wards with boat, but wasno molested
the Russians Admiral Bussiers, of t
English squadron anchored in the Gre
Belt on tue 18th MT.
- All accounts agree that disease and d
spondency prevadc the garrison at Sebast
! pol.
P Private letters from Kertch, give fea
" " ful accounta Of suffering endured by
to Russian army from wounds and slckne
IS, The Russians have secured commuI
d. cation with the Crimea by an independe
IN road, traversing the lsthmus of Perchc
~ by means oIlinc boats across the LivescI
ev An Important element of victory to
We Allies, is that the French army from
cir new position, can reach the ships in
est harbor of Sebastopo.
III Further successes have been achieved
re the sea of Azotf, where the combined ile
attacked and destroyed the stores at Il
ganrog and Maruinpo.
A boat expedition to be conveyed
steamers to Shollow W ater, is fitting
=, at Portsmouth. Destination is suppoI
Id to be Perek oss.
ere The Russians it ia stated evacuated
ers whole of their Circassian territory.
at FRANcE.-It is officially announ'
~, II that the Empress is enciente.
'N' The fight before the Mamelon TOY
was of very obstinate character. 1t
reported that five thousand men were
hors du.combat. sixty.two fell into
,ns hands Of the French.
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The Superior Court on Saturday decided