The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-11
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Halifax. n. s.. July 5.
The Royal Mail Steamship America, Capt.
Lang, from Liverpool the 23d uli., srrived al
this por yesterday afternoon. Tile following
is = summary d her intelligence:
The allies have made an unsuccessful attempt
TO slorm Sebaslopol. The mosi sinister umors
prevailed in regard 10 the Transaction. By some
accounts the English loss is tei down al four
thousand men. but tile report Is believed 10 be
mich exaggerated.
the following are the only Official noliica>
iUns IL lie event:
I.nrd Panmure regrets 10 have 10 announce
that be has received inflammation that The Eng.
Ish troops attacked the Redan. and The French
the MalakoT towers 81 dlyliglion the morning Of
The lSh, without The sircess which has hitherto
attended our eifris. Both ihe French and orr.
selves have suffered considersbly. The names
II he officers who have fallen will be forward.
cd Immediately. bu, i will be impossible 10 re-
rrlye complete returns of III The casualties be-.
fore the ooh June, At llle earliest"
Tile Manileur announces that the government
has rereited Two dispatches from Cen. Peiissier
--ihe frsl dated Tie l7th. informs n operations
conc.ritd between the General aud his allies,
.tlN WV AHf NNlhh NNN NfllaNstNIh NlVtft 2 It-
connnissance towards Ai,ndar. Gen. Bosquet
occupying lie Teliernaya. l'he next day al
day break Tie Frenrh and English were 10 al
tack the MalakoG lover. The second des.
patch, dated lie 18Th. announces HAT tie attack
had failed. and TIM although The troops had
showed lie greatest arlnr. and hal gained foot.
ing N tho Malakof tower. Gen. pelissier was
obliged 10 order their refinement into the par
ialltl. This was effected will order, aud with.
out moleslaiion hy Tie enemy.
Private accounts published IN The London Stan.
,lard say the loss oi the British officers 10 killed
and wounded amounts 10 no less than serrnls.
Among the killed are Gen. Sir J. Campbell
Col. Yea and Col. ShadInrh. Fiom The ob.
slinacy aud courage with whirli The combat was
maintained by tie BRUSH ai The Redin. and the
necessity RI eventually retiring from the attack
The slaughter on Ill sides has been immense
and Il The information be correct, Tie loss 10
Killed and wounded of ITO Brush alone, amounls
70 very lille short Of 1000.
The greatest portion RI The loss was rxperi.
enced IN rsvine wherea powerful and unexpecl.
ed battery was opened on tie troops. There !,
reason 10 fear that The lnss has been very great
tot Lord Palmertion said last night no addilion.
81 information had arrived. Tic allies lost ter
ribly by the Russians springing mine. AMI
during The confusion they recapiured the Name.
lon Tower.
Previous adsices were 70 tile l7,h. stating
thai there had been sman iting on both sides
but without any result II importance.
A despatch from Bucharest, via Vienna. ron
firms Tia, an expedition las been undertaken
against Pefekop.
All tie camps arc healthy. excepting That a
Dalsklaya, where clolcra prevails. The Sardi
mans are suffering, and General Marmora. III
younger, is dead.
Prince Gorischakofr IS appoinicd resident Mi
nisicr At Vienna; NJ. Tilafr TO WutIcmburg
sni VI. Fnnlem 10 Hanover.
Russian influence is very active, even in III,
smallest German Courts.
The Journal also sem.oificialy s,ys that pesc,
is possible Il Ffance and England are willing
inasmuch as the 9Th point is morally although
not formally seilled. aud the other points, name
ly;--llis navigation Of The Danube and The eva