Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-21
Arrival Of the Atlantic.

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acter, covering as it does Nee distinct spc-
cesses OF the Allies-frst hylast srrivalwo
had brief announcement Myl the French
had driven the Russians from srono nosi-
ton OF defence before SebastopolS This oc-
Cured during the nights of the 22dand q3d
and was most sanguinary atfair-se nlace
being defended by nearly the wholAgarri-
son. The total loss on both sides iaSlled
and wounded, is set down at 5000 mo-.
Gen Peissier says the Russian loss as
enormous. and that of his troops consida-
able, but much less. The French retainer
their pasiton.
Prince Gortschakof's account of the rem
rontre says that seventeen battalions of the
enemy. wrh reserve, attacked our trench
or counter approach, in front Of bastions s.
and 6. The combat was sanguinary and
lasted during the whole night Our twelve
battalions lost nearly $500 men in driving
back the attack.
The French General Pelissier telegraphs
under date of the Goth Top. M. To-day
we have occupied the line of Tchernaya.-
The enemy, who were not in force, offered
little resistance, and retreated rapidly into
the city. We have definitely established
ourselves in the works carried during the
nights of the 22I and esd. An armistice
was agreed upon for burying the dead, and
were unable to form an estimate Of tie en-
emy's loss. There must be FIVE rsx thou.
sand killed or wounded"
May 26th-The enemy has made nodem-
onstratlon either in front of the place OF
against our lines on the Tcherraga Tho
works OF fertilization at Kamesch are pro-
crossing. The sapitary condition of the ar.
my continues good.
May 90, 8 A. M.-The expedition to
klertsch and Yenikale has been attended
with complete success. The enemy fled at
the approach of the Allies.
They blew up their powder magazines,
destroyed their batteries, and burned their
steamers. The sea of Azoff is occupied by
the Allied squadron.
1t was rumored that Pelissier had attack.
ed;Liprandi. Canrobertwas reported wound
ed and another general killed. The rumor
was regarded as very doubtful
Lord Raglan telegraphs as follows: May
27tlf The sea Of Azof is occupied with
outany casualty-the troops landcdat Kier-
tsch on her Majesties birthday the 94lh, and
theenemy fled blowing up their Notifications
on both sides of the straits and Destroying
tlicir steamer and someyesscls, ands50 guns
have fallen into the hands OF the allies.
Raglan further telegraphs that on the %
Gen. Sir Goe. Brown had reached Yeni-
kale, near Kiertsch where shot, shells, and
mimic balls were very numerous. In the
advance. the English on the left and the
Turks in reserves.
A dispatch from Raglan of the 3Oth, says
letters from Gen Brown and Admiral Ly-
ons, of the 28th, announce the destruction
OF four Russian war steamers, and large de-
pots OF iron. The Allies have succeeded in
blowing up magazine at Arabat, and de-
stroylng about one hundred merchant ves-
sells.
1t is said that the v;ceroy of Egypt has
given orders for the construction of Rail-
road across the isthmus of Suez, "a miles.
Contract is said to have been entered into
for a Telegraph from Constantinople to
Egypt.
Official accounts Of the earthquakes at
Broussa state that 445 lives were lost in the
first, and 2O4 in the SECOND shock.
MenschikoG had returned to st. Peters
burgh and was well received by the Empe-
ror; 74G Russians were in the hands of the
English, while TIE former have but 1903 pri-
Yates and one officer belonging to the Brit
sh. No returns Of the French
conspiracy to assassinate Gen. Kalcs-
81, Greek Minister of War, has been discov-
cred at Athens, and some arrests had been
made.
Miss Nightingale had been laid up with
ever but was recovering fast.
Parliament had not been in session during
he week. Addresses had been voted by
he various classes of working men to Mr..
Lavard.
FRANcE.-The exhibition was beginning
o attract more attention, but sill fell short
If expectations; $4,000 visited it the first
hree days. The King Of Portugal was in
Paris.
HOLLAND. "A convention of reciprocity
n the coasting trade between the Dutch
Government and Prussia had been confirm
ID.
ITALY.-The. Sandman Ministry had al
asst been recomposed The eruption Of
Mount Vesuyius mad subsidcd.
~ hN hShi GEMS az IAdS Pl viz Al
uetz had been defeated two of the leaders
we're shot.
INDIA AND CHIEA-Details OF the 0rien-
al news had reached England. intelligence
rom Burma was encouraging for prospects
If peace.
AtShanghai. on the 18th Of February all
vas quiet, the troops having beenwithdrawn
o Canton. In the interior the insurgents
we're making such advances as led TO tho
ear that they might stop the export trade
1t Shanghai. The insurgents along the
coast had been attacking foreign dass; a
British expedition had consequently destroy .
ID 90 Juncks with most ef their crew and
he remainder were kiIsd on shore. A fam
ne threa,enedth peopls of Canton and fosd
lots were apprehended. A British fee. Of
vessels was &c rendezvous at Japsn, and
sftes wards to proceed to The Russian Set
iements
Capt. Adams of The slip Challenge came
ZONE with the ratified Japan Treaty.
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81. CLAM FLATs-as a late meeting Of
he Buffalo Board of Trade, it is stated that
nc contract for dredging the chameleon the