Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS.


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Arripai Of he Baltie--0ns Week Later h.tslii-
geace.
NEw YoRK, June Is, 1890 A. M.--The steamer
Baltic has just fired her guns of the Battery.
The Baltic brings Liverpool dates TO the 10th
instant, her regular day of sailing.
The English papers contain photographic details
OF the recent success Of the allies before Sebastopo
The Frensb as before stated, captured the
Mamelon and White towers of tho Russians, after
most sanguinary fighting. Five thousand men
were killed and wounded. The French took sixty
two guns and 500 prisoners; and their new posi-
ton enables them TO shell the shipping in Sebas-
topol harbor. simultaneously the English stormed
and took the riaemen's works in the quarries, but
they lost 500 men in killed and wounded. Since
then the firing has been slack.
The allied fleets have achieved new successes in
the Sea Of Azoif; and have burned the Russian
stores at Taganrog, Manenpol, and Genitsick.
An expedition was being fitted out against Perez
kop.
The Russians are reported TO have evacuated
Anapa. n.
There is nothing important from tile line OF the
Tchernaya or from the Baltic fleets.
The London Times says that II 10 impossible that
Sebastopol can hold out much longer, owing to
supplies being cut of by the capture Of Kertch.
The Empress Eugene has been formally an
nounced to be enciente
The insurrection has not been suppressed. A
band of seventy men left Pampeluns for the French
frontier to procure arms. The Madrid and Paris
mails had been burnt by the insurgents. A hos
tile movement in Catalonia il apprehended.
The Cortes had rejected the proposition to CEN
sure the ministry.
The assassination of cardinal Antonelli has been
attempted, but the would-be assassin was arrested
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Fillmore has been presented, and subse-
quently dined with Queen Victoria.
Parliament has adopted proposition for the de-
cimal coinage Of cents and mills, the l-l0oth and
1-1000th parts ofp0unds.
1t was thought that the force under General Sir
George Brown would return, and Join the forces
east OF Balaklava-
LIVERPOOL, June Is, Friday. -Cotton--The
market is quiet at last weeks quotations.
The leading circulars report the market quiet
during the week, but holders not pressing sales.
The prices Of last week were maintained, the mar
ket closing steady. Fair Orleans Ia The week.
sales reached 3S700 bales, including 1900 bales
taken on speculation, and 300 for export. ~
Milligans Circular quotes-Breadstuffs have con-
siderably declined, wheat 4d., flour 3D., corn Ia.
The weather has been favorable Western canal
-four, 40s. cd. Ala; Ohio -four, Ala. Gil. White
wheat, lis. cd. l2s. 4d; red wheat, los. Cd. q
lis. 3d.; white corn, 6os 5ls.; mixed corn, 60s.;
yellow, 52s. . 52s Cd.
Provisions-Th e.market Ia generally unchanged
and quiet. Lard Is quiet at 49s. Cd. y Sos.
Money markot--London, June 15.--The money
market Is easy and the Bank rates have been re-
duced to 8 IL. Consols, 81 ex-dividend Con-
soils closed at 81 IL.
Iron il steady and orders rather plenty
Sugar has declined, and the market closed dull
Millgan, Evans Il Co. quote cotton: Sales for
900 bales; sales for export 1000 bales There has
been but little speculative demand, and the mar
ket is steady at unchanged prices. Orleans fair at
Z la middling, s 1866 Uplands fair, 4 mid.
ding, 9-l8. The market closed steady. Stock
in port $4,000 bales, including So, 900 bales Of
American cotton.