Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
New York, June %

New York, June %.
The mail steamer Baltic, from Liverpool
the 18th inst, has arrived. She brings dates
of European news one week later than the Asia.
The news is quite important both as confirm
ing the latest accounts received by the Asia and
announcing still further successes by the Al
lies.
The combat Before the Mamellon tower
| obstinate and sanguinary in character II is an.
nounced that 5000 men were put hors de com6df.
An important element OF victory 10 the allies is
that he French from their new position can reach
| the fleet in the har Dor of Sebastopo1 Additional
and important successes are therefore confidently
! looked for.
| In the sea of Azoff the allied feet attacked and
destroyed the stores at Taganrog, the great enter
! pot OF Don and Vogo.
A boat expedition is fitting out at Portsmouth,
TO be conveyed. TO shallow water. Destination sup
! posed 10 be Perekoop
/ The Russians have evacuated Anapa and fhe
French troops have been recalled from kertch.
I The Russians are about TO build Railroad
through the Isthmus Perekop.
The. Viceroy OF Egypt is enrolling 5000 blacks
in Soudan.
II is stated that the Austrian army will be re-
dnced 10 lO0, 900 men.
| Accounts from SebastopoI represent the garri-
rson wasting by disease ard responding, and
private advces from Kertsch give fearful state
ments of sickness aid suffering among the Russ
SLAMS.
| The Russians have secured communication
with the Crin,ea by means of line of boats. 1t
is stated that the Russians have evacuated all
their Circassian territory.
| ADDITIONAL
The following official dispatches from Pelissier
give account OF operations before Sebastopoi -
June 10 40, NJ Our signals given and an
hour afterwards our flags floaied Mamelon
tort, and two reJonbrs OF the bay. The artillery
Of rhe enemy fell into hands We have Ia.
ken 400 prisoners. Our iegons occupy the con-
queted works on This side Our allies with their
usual resolution carried the works on the quarry
and established themselves there A II the troops
showed the most admirable courage. DEVOTION
and nrrepidity. June lO-The conquest of Jnue
7 was more advantageous TO us than at first an
nounced II placed IN our hands 500 prisoners
OF which 90 officers, and 10 pieces of cannon
June live are congratulating ourselves on the
new works. We have been able TO fire with the
Russian mortars on their own ships which have
! gone still further over. The fortress of Auapa
xas abandoned by its garrison June 9th Ii is
now occupied by the Crcassians The heat was
excessive in the camp Gen Pelissier form.
! ing depot on the Tchernaya. Accounts from
Varna mention the rumor that preparations for
an expedition against Perekop were being made
Prince Gortchokof :elegraphs TO ST. Petersburg
on the p. NJ. of June sth thus After two days
of heavy bombardment the French division at
lacked the redoubts last night and occupied the
: Kamschatka SeIinglingski and Bythana and a
a battery between Selinglingski and bastion No.
Our troops retook the kamscnatka redoubt, but
the French poured in their first reserve and took
II over once more. We finally reganed mastery
of that battery, the French holding Judgement
whence we hope 10 drive them Our soldiers
fought admirably, in proof OF which | may state
I. hai the eneuys loss exceeded ours. He has los
$500 men, and We have 275 men and officers pris
oners, as well as two French cannon"
, The British Admiralty makes public the fol
lowing: Capt Lyons, OF the Marinda, and Capt
Lydoya report that the naval operations agains
Iagenfog. Metropolis and Gurk, which took plac,
on the Sd 5th and G-h of June have been perfectly
successful. The public buildings. among which
are government magazines OF provisions, have
bren burned. The operations were conducted
with great vigor and rapidity, the allies having
only one man wounded although opposed by 35t
soldiers al Toganrog
An extensive boat expedition is being fitted on
J at Portsmouth for service in the shallow water
oil the Sea OF Azoff.
Miss Nightingale is on her way TO England -
She is convaescent from the attack of fever. bu
was recommended TO recruit her strength at hom,
Tor season.
June s. The Englesh fleet consisting of II
line of battle ships. incl udrng three French wa
concentrate at Constradt aud forming a line acros
from shore 10 shore Admiral Dundas had gon,
in very close with the surveying steamer and al
forwards with boat, but was not molested b,
the Russians
, Admiral Bucyrus anchored in the great Belt OF
the 18th inst.