Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-05
Rates OF Advertise N n.
Arrival of the Baltic.

dates of European news, one week later than
the Asia. The new steamer Arago arrived
out on the 5ih. The news is quite impor-
tant. both as confirming the latest accounts.
received by the Asia, and announcing still
further success by the allies. The combat
before the Mamelon tower was of very
obstinate and sang uinary character. 1t is
announced that 5000 were put hors du com.
bat.
An important element Of victory to the
allies is that the French from their new po-
sition can reach the feet in the harbor Of
SebaStopol. Additional important success
es are therefore confidently looked for.
In the sea of Azoff the allied feet attack
cd and destroyed the stores at Taganrog.
the great entire pot of the Don and Volga.
A boat expedition is fitting out at Ports
mouth to be conveyed to shallow water
destination supposed to be Perekop.
The Russians have evacuated Anapa, and
the French troops have been rccaIled from
Kertsch.
The Russians are about to build r. r,
through the Isthmus of Perekop.
The Viceroy of Egypt is enrolling 5000
blacks in Soudan.
1t is stated that the Austrian army vill
be reduced to 100000 men.
Accounts from Sebastopol represent the
garrison as wasting by disease, and despond.
ing, and private advi:es from Kertsch give
fearful statements of sickness and suffering
among the Russians.
The Russians have secured a communi.
cation with the Crimea by means Of line
of boats.
1t is stated that the Russians have evac-
uated all their Circassian territory.
Stackhan, Paul & Co., and Halford ds
half million sterling.
President Fillmore is quite lion. He
was presented to the Queen.
Parliament was discussing the decimal
currency question.
Many reform meetings had been held.
FRANCE.-It is officially announced that
the Empress is enceintc.
ST. PETERsBURGH.-The Grand Duke
Constantine has been appointed regent OF
Russia in the event of Alexander's death.
SPAIN.-The Carlist instruction was I'M
checked.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, June 10.-Cotton
closed at unchanged prices and dull. Sales
of the week $4,000 bales. Spectators took
$4,000 middling at 81. Indian corn de-
clned Is. Flour and wheat also declined.
Provisions quiet. Consols 91j.
Official Dispatches from P.IissIer.
Before Sebastopol June $3.50 p. NJ
-"Our signals were given and at an hour
afterwards our flags floated over the Nam
elon post, and two redoubts Of the bay -
The artillery Of the enemy felinto ourhands
We have taken 400 prisoners. Our legions
occupy the confined works ON this side
Our allies with great resolution, carried the
works in the quarry, and established them
selves there. All the troops showed the
most admirable courage and interpidity."
June 10.
The combatofJune 9TH was more advan.
tageous to us than first announced Itplaced
in our hands 500 prisoners, of which num-
Der 90 are officers, and 70 pieces of cannon
June II.
We have been able to fire on the Russian
ships with their own mortars.
Gortschakoff confirms the intelligence in
the main, in despatch to St. Petersburg
Additional by the Baltic.
accounts from Varna mention the rumor
that propositions for an expedition against
Perckop were being made.
Prince Gortschakof telegraphs to st. Pc
tersburgh on the afternoon of June 9th thus:
The British Admiralty make public the
following:
Capt. Lyons of the Miranda and Capt.
Lydoya report that the naval operation
against Paganrog. Mauopolis and Ghruk,
which took place on the Sd, 9th and 9th of
June have been perfectly successful The
public buildings, among which are govern
ment magazines of provisions were burned.
Interpretations we conducted with vigor and
rspidity, the allies having only one man
wounded, although opposed by $50 soldiers
at Paganrog.
Miss Nightingale is on her way to En-
gland. She is convalescent from the attack
Of fever, but was recommended to recruit
her strength at home for season.
June 8.-The English feet, consisting Of
l6 line -of-battlc ships, including French,
was anchored at Cronstadt and forming o
line from shore to shore. Admiral Dundas
had got in very close with the surveying
steamer, and afterwards with a boat, but
was not molested by the Russians.
Admiral Bucynes anchoredin greatbels
on the 18th inst
The first meeting of the Administrative
Reform Association, new organization on
:hc plan OF the anti-corn law league was
held in Drury Lane Theatre on the 18th
Quite large number of members of Par
liament assisted. Some calls being mado
for Sir Charles Napier, that officer present.
ed himself and was heartily received.
The King of Sardinia is about to proceed
to London, to negotiate tor the hand of tho
English Princess Royal
An attempt to assassinate Cardinal Ant
sci failed.
The assassin was arrested
EEThe National Democratic State coid'.