The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-06-21
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRk, June 13.-The Steamship At.
lantic, Capt. West, arrived al 9 o'clock this
morning, with Liverpool dates to the % inst,
one week later than before received.
She brings intelligence that the Allies have
captured Kerisch, in the sea of Acct, and al
so he Russian Camp on Tehernaya, besides
being successful in a number of brilliant ac-
tiors before Sebastopol. Il
FROM The CRIMEA.-The Iews from the
seat OF war is the most important since the
intelligence of The battle of the Alma. {
The news comprises three dislinc, success,
es by the Allies.
Firstly. The French, in a series of saugui-
nary conflicts, lasting The whole nights ofihe
22d and ED of May, took, and retained, an
important position Of defence, the Place d.
Armes, before Sebaslopol.
No fewer than 5000 men were killed or
wounded, mostly by the bayonet.
Secondly. TIE Allies made a rapid adj
vance, and seized and retained the Russian
lines on the Tehernaya, without much loss.
The Russians relrealing 10 the hills.
Thirdly. The secret expedition of the AL
lies has obtained easy possession of Kertscli,
and thus commands the Sea of Azof. in
which are now fourteen Allied Steamers.
The Russians, on The approach of the Al.
lies, blew up the forts and burned four steam
ers, thirty transports, and half a million sacks
of breadstu1s.
France and England have declined any FUR
Their conferences al Vienna.
tbs LArEsr.-The French have establish.
ed a camp at Tehorgoun, and il is said
that Belgium will furnish twenty thousand
men.
No hopes of peace now prevail.
BY The previous arrival we had a brief an
nouncement Of The French having driven the
Russians from a strong position of defence,
the Place d. Armee, before Sebastopol,
which occurred during the nights of The ED
and 23d.
1t was a most sanguinary affair, the posi-
ton being demanded by nearly The entirs
garrison. The total loss on both sides, in
killed and wounded, is set down at 5000.
General Pelissier says the Russian loss is
enormous, and that OF his own troops consid-.
cradle, though much less. The French still
retain The position.
Gen. Gorschakoff's account of The affair is
az follows:
Yesterday evening seventeen batlallions
of 'he enemy, with reserve, attacked the
trench of the couuter-approach, commenced
the day before, in trout OF Bastions Nos. s
and 6. The combat was sauguinary, lasted
during the whole night. Our twelve batlall-
ions los! nearly 25oe men driving back the
enemy"
Gen. Pelisser telegraphs, on the 25th ult.,
al 10 o'clock, P. NJ: To day we have occu-
pied the line Of Tehernaya."
The enemy were moi in force and offered
little resistance, retrealing rapidly 10 The hills.
We have definitely established ourselves in
the works in front of Sebastopol, carried on
the 22d and 23d.
An armistice was agreed upon, for the put.
pose of 5uryjng the dead, which enabled US
10 estimate the enemy's losses. There mus,
have been from 5000 10 5000 killed or
wounded.
On the Goth uli, The enemy had not made
any demonstration either in front or against
me lines on the Tibernaya.
The work on The new Notifications al Ka-
millech is progressing,
The Sanitary condition Of the army is
good.
On the 9Th The expedition against Kertsch
and Zeuikale was attended with complet
success.
The enemy fed al the approach of the AL
lies, blowing mp their powder magazines and
Notifications, and burning their sleameFs.'
1t Is nmored in Paris that Gen. Pelisser
has attacked and routed the Russian army
under Gen. Lipraudi. Gen. Canrobert is also
reported 10 have been wounded, and another
General killed. The Iumor is regarded as
doubtful.