The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-06-20
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Arrival OF the Steamer Atlantic.

Tnrsd herch, on Inc sea OF A22v, also the
Russian camp at Tehernaya, Decides vsri'
GU successes before SeyastoPOl. The news
is the most imroftent siSseihe battle of The
Alma. The news comprises three distinct
successes Of the-sii,ess Isl, The French in
a Sanguinsry confiet lsslirg the whole
night Of the 22d and 23l, took and retained
an important position Of defence before Sc.
yastopol. Not less Than 1000 were killed
aod-Roundcd. 81, The allies made a rap,
ID advance and seized and retained the Rus.
sian lines on the Tchernaya, without much
loss and te Russians fleeing to the hills
81. The allies secret expedition obtained
easy possession Of Keitoh. and command Of
thceSes of AzoY, in which are now fourteen
allied steamers. The Russians on the ap.
proach Of lbe allies blew up the forts and
buUned four steamers and thirty transports
81 half a millioa sacks Of bread. Bread
stufs in England and France have further
declined. The French have established a
camp at Tchorgoua. and it is said Belgium
"ilthrenish 10000 men. Hopes Of peace
prevail. pa aaa
Nay &c Tie enemy have nc, made any
demonstrations in front or against the lines
Of Tchernsya. The works and f~ortii3a,
ticns at Etmeisch are progressing. SAM.
tary copdtions Of the army good. 1t was
rumored at Paris that Pelliss1er had attack
ed and routed Lipradl's force; that Canro
bert was wounded, and e 0 her General
ki!lelAre5 srded as doubtful. Raglan tele.
graphs as ~folloss
MAY 2H7-Ws are masters Of the Sea OF
AEov without casualty. The troops landed
at Keitach on her Mrjesty's birth day, the
94th, the enemy a9l. Blowing pP their farti,
cations on both sides Of the Straits aad de-
stroying their steamers. Sumo vessels and
! 50guns fell iato the bands of the allies
R9gliR. further telegrsphs on the rs h Gen.
Sr Geo Brown reached Yenekale, having
IN the previous day destroyed the foundry
: near Kcrssah, where shot. shell and mimic
balls we're manufactured a dispatch from
Raglan dated TIE 30th. says that letters
from Admired Lyons announces the destrGc-
lion By the epeoly of four Russian steamers,
dtpots Of corn &,. The allied sloops sue.
See3ei 10 blowing Up tie Magazine al Ara
bat, and destroyed 100 merchant vessels,-
Only one Russian steamship remained in
the Sea Of Azyv. The occupation of ca
ioz and attack on Ism Ill and Reni was re.
s5rtet. The garrison Of Sebastopol drew
most Of their supplies from Kertch; its cap
ture must have great effect upon the seise.
Fifty cases Of cholera ANA % deaths before
Sebastopv6l and come French. The Sarlin
Jan contlngen Landed in splendid condition
Aal atli.uapIreAmitt all ehS material OF
war. Hot weather prevails. Large con
Soys had entered Sevastopol on the North
The Russians are working vigorously on
the North side Of the city, erecting battelie,
earthworks, &c. The Allies had entirely
completed their fDlgth parallel, The Bri
tish were moving tb@ir heavy mortafs to thu
advance parallels. I've des=rters from Sc
%Sastopol report the garrison strong, but the
hot weather caused much sickness. 1t was
reported at D~antzie that the first division
of the Russian yunboats in the Baltic. sta
tIoned at Sweab:rt hal M lie a movement
tow rls the. opposite coast. The French
squadron sailed from Kitl, to join the En-.
glish fleet, which WAS last reported beyond
Ncrgeu, The r tssian Minister Of Foreign
Affairs has issued a circular respecting ths
blockade of the Finland ports, in which he
says England las departed from the prinoi.
pie that the Ats covers the Cargo; and
warns all nept.4l vessels Of he circumstance.
1 The expected resumption Of the Vienna
\ Conference has pot taken place. The Vic
\ eroy Of Egypt has given orders for the con
1tructon Of u Railroad across the Islhmus
I Of Suez. Menchikof returned 10 St. Peters
\ surgh and was well received by the Emper-
4 pr. Seven hu1dred and forty six Russian
4 prisoners are in the hand of the English,
while the Russians have 100 ~privates and
10 officers belonging to tile British. No re,
I ,Arns FROM tie Fsenoh.
N CHESA- Shanghai, Feb 9-Alt quiet
z The troops haze been withd avn towards
q Eanken. Matters have assumed an unfa
u forabls change The insurgents are ma
ing such advances that fears are entertained
bat they will stop The export trade 10
f~hahghai, and famine threatens Canton,
nd food riots are apprehended. y. S. ship
P. Kennedy was at Canton. the Vandolia
81 " Whampos, and the Fowhattan at Singa.
pre-. Capt Adams proceeded homeward
j mis- mail with the ratified japan treaty.
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A just Tribute to Democracy.
Recently, number Of democrats Of New
rlesns wrote to Mr. Robert G. Wicklife.
sking for the use Of his name as a candi
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