American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-07-05
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blacks.
In London. the very latest intelligence
states that the Austrian army will be re-
duced to 100, 600 men.
The Carlist insarrsction in Spain was
unchecked.
! An important element Of victory to the
Alliesis. that the French army, from its
new position, can reach the ships in the
harbor Of Seyastopol.
| Further success has been achieved in
the Sea ofAzof, where the combined fleets
attacked and destroyed the stores Of Fa-
gausogan and Marinupe.
A boat expedition to be conveyed TO
shallow water, is fitting outat Portsmouth.
Destination supposed to be Perekop.
The Russians, is reported, have .evacu-
ated the wholeof their Circassian posses
sions. Y - g
June 8th.-The English feet, consisting
OF sixteen line Of battle ships, including
three French. was anchored at Crohstadt,
forming line across from shore to shore.
Admiral Dundus has gone in very close
with the surveying steamer and afterwards
with boat. but was not moiested by the
Russians. ~
Admiral Baynes oflhe English squadron
anchored in the Great Belt on the 18th ult.
Mr.. Fillmore was presented to Queen
Victoria by the Earl Of Clarendon, at an
audience, and subsequently presented ut a
drawing room. Mr. Buchanan accompa.
MED him. Mr. Fillmore afterwards dined
with The Queen.
SPAIN.-The Government ascertains that
the Carlistinsurrcction is put down. There
are indications to the contrary. 4, "a
FURTHER BY THE BALTIc.--The Arabia
arrived out at Cowes on the 18th.
The following official dispatches from
Pelissier give account OF the operations be-
fore Sevastopol. $50
June 7,-At6. 80 P. NJ. our signals were
given, and soon afterward our flags float
cd over Mamelon port, and over two re-
doubts in Caroning bay, The artillery Of
the enemy fell into our hands. We have
taken 400 prisoners, Our legions occupy
the conquered works on this side. Our
allies, with their equal resolution, carried
the works on this quarry and established
themselves there.
All the troops showed the most admira-
BILE devotion and intrepidity.
June l0,-The combat of June 7lh was
more advantageous for us, than at first an
nounced. Itplaced in our hands SOC pris-
oners. Of which number 20 were officers,
and 73 pieces of cannon.
june live are congratulating our
selves on the new works We have been
able to fire With the Russian mortars on
their ships, which have gone still farther
over.
The fortress of Anapa was abandoned by
its garrison June 9th, and it is now occu
| pied by the Circassians. -r4
The heat was excessive in the camp.
Gen. Pelisser was forming a depot on
the Tchernaaya.
Accounts from Varna mention the ru-
NOR that preparations for an expedition a.
gainst Perekop were being made,
Prince Gortchakoff telegraphs TO St.
Peters5urgh on the 9th Of June, thus:
After two days of heavy bombardment,
the French divisions attacked the Re-
doubts, No. Z, at 6 o'clock last night and
occupied the reboubts of KemSohatka,
Selenshengski and B,slion No. l.. Our
troops retook the Kamschatka redoubt, but
the French poured in the fresh reserve nd
took 1t once more. We finally regained
mastery of the battery. the French hol.
ding lodgmcnt where we hope to drive
them. ~f7
Our solIiors fought admirably. In
proof Of which may state that the enc
my's loss exceeds ours. He has lost 9, $40
men, and we have taken 275 men and Of
icer' prisoners, as wellas two French can
non. ..- .- ,--... F. .-.l-.
The French Admiralty makes public the
following: Capt. Lyons of tie Miranda,
and Capt. Sedages report thatnay opera
tions against Fagnannogo Manipoul and
Ghink, which took place on the 81, 5h,
and 9th ofJune, have perfectly succeeded.
The public buildings, among which are
government magazines of provisions, have
been burned. The operations were con
Quoted with vigor and rapidly. The al
lies having only one man wounded, al
though opposed by $500 soldiers at Fanag-
noga.
An extensive boat expedition is being
fitted out at Portsmouth for service in the
shallow. waters in the sea Of Azoff.
The Russians are about to build Rail-
road through the Isthmus of Perekop.
ITALY.-The King Of Sardinia is about
to proceed to London, TO negotiate for the
hand Of the English Princess Royal. An
attempt to assassinate Cardinal Antoneli
failed-thea assassin was arrested.
New YORK, June 28.--The Paris cor
respondent of the Commercial Advertiser
says the case against Horace Greely had
not been finally settled 70 allow time for
obtaining evidencefrom New York. -
OPERATIONS IN THE SEA OF AzoF.-
The dispatches Of the allied commanders,
detailing the operations in the Sea of,Azoff
are published, butcontain nothing materi.
al not hitherto made known. a.s-r r.
Admiral Braat sends dispatch to his
government. in which he relates that ex
plosive machines were sunk by the Rus
SLAMS in the Straits, but were not fred.
Redschid Pashas s dispatch contains moth
ing additional.
Other dispatches are to hand, from the
officers commanding the various ships
that took part in the actions; and In a let
ter from Admiral Lyons, the following i'm
portant passage occurrs:--. !.
Sir George Brown confidently expects