The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-14
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT WAR NEWS.
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Successes Of the Allies before sebaStopd.
The Russian Lime Of the Tcbernays
Captured.
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Capture Of Kerfeh and Destruction of
the Russian Works.
RUM0aS OF OTHER IMPORTANT BATTLES.
The Vienna Conference Not Resumed.
IMPORTANF FROM RUSSIA.
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ADVANCE IN CONS OILS.
Improvement and Immense sales or Cotton.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
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Our London, Paris and Madrid Correspondence,
CaVeure Of kerfsh and Destruction of
the Russian Works.
RUMOaS OF OTHER IMPORTANT BATTLE
The Vienna Conference Not Resumed
IMPRTANF FROM RUSSIA.
ADVANCE IN CONS OILS
Improvements and Immense sales Of. cotton.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our London, Paris and Madrid Correspondence,

Our London, Paris and Madrid Correspondence,
TO-, &o., DO.
The Collins mail steamsAip Atlantic, Capt. West ar
nvedat half past oaock yesterday morning. She
left Liverpool ON Saturday the "a inst The A ON
her outward passage arrived at Liverpool at ton minutes
before O'Clock, on Sunday evening. the 9th ult.
The is the most important that have received
since the bar of the Alma.
Intelligence by the last steamer announced that after
tive nights Of asnguinary conflict the French had driven
the Russian garrison from strong position Of desncs
bsfore sebastopol, and had themselves occupied
it, The loss both sides little less 900 men,
siAce then, two most important strategic movements
have been elected by the allies with complete success
The rst the seizure and occupation of the Russian
position the Tcbernaya, which effected with but
little loss, the enemy retiring before the allied advance
The other success was yet moro important being
nothing less than the capture of Kertch, tns deruc
ton Of the Russian squadron and forticatons there
and the obtaining Of entire possession of tine Sea of
Azo In the waters Of which the allies have four
teen steamers The enterprise accomplished without
the loss Of man, the Russians having themselves de.
stroye ed their defences and retired.
The telegraph lines being exclusively In tho hands Of
government ten days must elapss the public can
learn what the War Department chooses
to cole FORTH but the possession by the allies Of
portant station of Kertch whence the garrison Of
bsstopol drew most Of their supplies must exercise
speedy influence on the siege. There were Of
another grea. battle having been fought at Inksrmaa
but ths statements want continuation.
The Official dispatches go back the 10Th Of Msy on
which day Lord Raglan writes that fire OF the enemy
had been slack being chiefly directed against the French
works. The ssrcnan troops landed and ths 18th
English Lsncers had arrived Fifty OF cholera aud
twenty deaths reported in the Englsh army with
,u,u,,,d to the dhs French. Abundance Of food is
apox srancs Of the sardinians Who ON the
dton, well supplied with all the materieI Of war;
Thsfourth parallel completed the 10th u Heat
had succeeded to rain. Large conveys had catered
sebsssopol from the north aide, where tho Russians
ars at work vigorously eresting esrthwork The
Briiish moving all their heavy mortars Of thir
teen and ten inches into the advanced PARALYSIS
Two deserters reported the garrison very
strong numerically, but the hot weather causing
Sickness.
General Pelisser, in despatches dated the 23d and
Oath May, says
The enemy had formed between the central bastion
and the TEA large place darmes where they propos
ed assembling considerable forces 10 MAKE ON Important
thoee works. which defended oy nearly the
whole garrison The combat fierce, and lastsd du
hAf the works. hope be able to announce, to
row, that we shall have taken the remainder.
On tfs next morning, accordingly, the General tee.
graphs
We last night very successfully carried the remapdsr
OF the works had attacked the previous evening.
Inc ersmy whose losses enormous the night be-
fore, do not make 30 sto0t resistance Our losses
though considerable much less The allied armies
day cordially celebrated together the birthday OF her
Majesty, Queen Victoria
Prince GortschAkoFs account Of the affair Ii this
Yesterday evening IL battalons Of the enemy, with
attacked our trench Of counter approach com,
mepced the day before in front Of bastons Nos and
g. Ihe combat ssuguinary, and lasted during the
Shole OF the night Our twelve battalons lost nearly
2,50O in driving back the enemy.
It Was rumored in Paris that Peiisser hsd attacked
and routed Gen. Lprands force, and Canrobert
ported wounded and another general killed This
was very doubtful
Diplomacy il particularly busy at the pre-
sent moment. The expected resumption Of tn
Vienna Conference not taken place, the
the Crmsa warraDting the allied governments to hold
for better terms. Austrian negotiation is more
tive than ever with the view Of obtaining for the Cao
net Of Vienna . supremacy in Germany.
Tie Paris correspondent Of the London Globe writing
on the evening Of May 81, says
Tie Patre contsins piece Of news which, IL true, is
pasons for made BY ths Western Powers have
uced decided change In the dspositon OF the kussao
ROv6rnmen " stated tnet tno Pcaco party ID onS0
more in the ascenoancy, the war party .nians their
dinnsbed besds in disgrace, AND their chez me Grdnd
Duke Corstamne haring gipen IN ms resignation as
Grand Admiral The P0tTte also publishes eiegraphc Q
despstch stating that IN answer 70 ceputAt'on Of
traders At Cropstaot Gar replied that they should
easd pasi 'Op conmsrcs aoansS This ntsence
must be received with considerable caution however
be true, s oLIy greater inducenent for the Aues
TO prosecute the sith renewed vigor-for II pre-
psrstioDsn alone make the Russian government wish
or peace the doBgs Of the Aes In the Crmes and the
OF Azof cannot but be considered Dy the Czar -
most convincing arguments
The following important despAtch Is the same
VIENNA, May 30, 1855.
s runored that the Grand Duke CoBstsatine has 70
sIgned the Office Of Grand Admrs OF the Russian navy
TIE peace part in Sc Peebvrg has regdscd the dsce
danf, and said that note Is TO Be sent TO he
German P0scers.
Tbs director OF the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ths
Minister adlot senjsvin has issued circular respect
bx the blockade Of the Finland ports in which he
ths, HI and has departed from the principle she er
pste last year Of the flag covering the carg' and ht
warns neutral vessels Of the circumstance.
Dur.pg recent encounter before Sebastopol Rus
sian busIsr quite yourg boy iosps the top OF tn
Britisb parspet and sounoed the charge He was in
stsnty shot with balls, and his body fell int,
the lpelish trench The Tufkish Ramazan commenced
May i6, with the usual ceremonies.
sale Pscha vcsroy OF Egypt has given orders for tn
construction OF the rsvsy across the Isthmus OF Sue
-s4 miles Rails win be ant from England, and tn
Sork viii he executed BY the Pscass French engi
nesIs.
contract is said have been entered into with
Gisberts for t,iesraps from ConsAntisopls TO E,ypi
one al accounts stst- tho total number OF lives hos
D tns srlbqs at srouss February 2eth, va o4o-
namely $40 In the first shoct, aud 2oi IN the secoad
Bss,ces te ioes of life, onshtth OF the city q,
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