Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-22


it app. a.. ii,-slb -ol.a.slp in the Sea of Aze
had appeared bc!'f, u r'ei.yl and landed body
of seam en- who drove the Russians from the place
and destroyed all the depots and vessels loaded with
corn and supplies for the Russian army
Only one man wounded since the entrance Of
the feet into the Sea of Azof z-a--
-Four steamers and $40 vessels, employed ia car
ryiug supplies to the Russian army in the Crinlea,
have been destroyed by the Allies e=a-
TIE Conference at Vienns formally closed at q
date sitting. esq - --ssy. ---
S Gen Pelissier telegraphs from Crinea June / :
awe are springing two mines in front of Flagstaff
Bastoons. Second explosion did considerable dam
age to the enemy in the ravine 10 advance of our
works. Our engineers discovered transverse lire
of twenty-fou centimeters thickly placed at eqpa
distances apart, and buried just beneath the SD,
each case containing one fourteenth killogramme
of powder, which would explode by g simple pres
sure of the loot These have been taken by our
engineers"
A despatch from Prince Gortschakof, dated 29th
May, states that the Allies had occupied Kertsch;
bat had not pushed as far as Ailsnd He reported
in consequence, that measures had been taken so
that the Allies would not be able to cut OFF all CON-
municstions with the Russian army. .s
b. The Port Gazette, of Frankfort, publishes des-
patch from Odessa to the effect that the Russians
were raising batteries to command the channel near
Geritche which connects Petro Lake with the Sea
of Azof. = ~, rs
Another despatch says Onchokolf arrived at
Perekop with his division consisting of four regi-
ments $500 strong.
Gen. Grossenheim also arrived at Perekop with
four regiments of cavalry consisting Of $50 men
each. These give Gortschakof a reinforcement of
5000.
Letters from Berlin Of the 1st, state that the sue
cess of the Allies had made qnite an impression
there. ..-.-.F.
A letter received from the French camp at Sc
bastopol, dated May 22d, states that the allies were
upon the eve of great events. Arrangements had
been made for a council Of war, at which Gents
Canrobert and Pellssier, Lord Raglan, Bosquet,
Omar Pascha and Brown, and Admirals Bnrat and
Lyons, will be present. All the reinforcenens
had come up, making the French army 200, goo
strong. 49,
The crops in Great Britain are very promising.
On the 29d of May there were 100 cases Of
cholera in st. Petersburg.
Brown, Shipley & Co say that the Asias adv;ces
increased the excitement in the cotton market.
Prices advanced 4i-Middrg Orleans 1j-16.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report fair business
since Monday. Spanish and Baltic wheat advanced
2s3d. American only 5000 bushels sold held at
l3s. without buyers. Flour inactive. Corn in
light demsnd-stock limited, yellow and mixed
higher. White Is 3D. Baltimore and PhiHdel-
phia -four 42a45s Yellow corn 5ls 6ds52:. White
52a54s. Provisions unchanged, and prices are
firm. Bacon frner. Holders ask SLABS Lard
frmer. Funds showed an unchapging bnoyanc;,
and on the fourth further advance of one fourth
HALIFAX, June 20-The st. Louis has arrived
She left Liverpool on the 9th. ,.a-...
The bornbardment at Sebastopol recommended
on the 9th. r..
On the day the steamer sailed, despatch was
received from Lord Raglan dated the Slh 6 O'Clock
D. m which states that alter fierce boubardment
the French attacked and carried the Mamel0n AMI
White towers. The greatest Callantry was exhib
lied on both sides. The loss OF both the Russians
and French, was very great.
: The buoyancy in the public feeling caused slight
rise in Consos. .F
The buoyant feeling in the Cotton market, at TIE
departure of the St Louis, Suppose it should be
the Asia subsequently gave way, ard prices Ut
derwent partial decline, which afterwards recov-
ered and the market closed ut about the previous
quotations.
The business of the week amounted to about lO7,-
900, mostly on speculation.
Money easier. There is another great increase
of bullion IN the bank of England. ConsoIs closed
at 80.
Cetton-Orleans Fair I !; Middpg II lG; Up
land Fair Z; MIddling g. Sales on Saturday esti-
mated at IL 900 bales .r-a
There is good demand for breadstuffs
Provisions wholly unchanged, except corn, which
had advanced Is.
Brown g. Shipley quote white Wheat at II "a
lbs Sd; red Wheat los Sd lis Sd. Western Canal
Flour 40sa42s; Ohio 45sa45s Cd. White Corn 53a
53s Sd; yellow sis 6is52s
Barring Bros. quote bread stuff5 unchanged
The weather is favorable for crops
The Conference at Vienna having finally closed
at the instigation of the Western Powers nego.is-
tons will not likely be renewed unless Russia sp-
plies to Austria for her good Offices.
The Russian correspondence say that Austria
considers herself released from all engagements to
the Western Powers, the latter having refused to
conclude a peace on reasonable terms Austria,
however still processes herself the ally Of France
and England subject to the articles the treaty of
December 3D.
The Vienna papers are advised that although tie
Conferences have closed, the Penipotentiaries have
the Austrian propositions under consideration and
Austria still desires TO effect mediation. In the
meantime the Military Commissioners Of France
and England have left Vienna
The Government dispatches in regard to the a.
fair before Sebastopol, show great gaantry on the
part of the French
The Russian plan was to unite all the ambuscades
by line of gabions, connected by a continuous
covered way South.
The condition Of the ground at Tchernaya shows
that the Russians never intended to maintain their
ground.
Dispatches indicate that the Allies still own the
side of the river
The Allies found 100 tons cf coal at Kertsch.
Tie Allies propose to fortify Yenikale, but viii
not hold Kertsch. ....
Gortschakoff telegrsphs June 80, that the Allies
left GenrItch and part of the burned stores will be
saved.
The Baltic, British, and French fleets Were c'ose
to Armstadt on the 4th.
Pessier telegrsghs that the Russians evacuated
Songaksle, destroying it before dong 50
Some changes had occurred in thu Turkish Cab
met and new combinations were spi .airg M.
The King of Sardinia will probably meet Q7een
Victoria at Paris in August Perhaps the sultan
will also come.
Troy, June 20-The notorious Henrietta Rob
inson, the murderess, was sente 20 be hung on
the Sd Of August. When the Judge commended
her soul to Gods mercy, she said He bad tet'e
pray for his own soul" And declared that she was
the victim of political conspiracy, calculated to
crush the innocent. When she was leaving the
court room, Judge Harris said MAY the judge
of judges be your Judge" The scene occasioned
much excitement among the specs.ors.
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