Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-07-19

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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The news consists almost wholly OF
details brought by the America, of the
recent repulse. The allies are not dam
aged in their condition, and the whole
state of affairs is considered sufficiently
satisfactory.
Raglan is dangerously i'll, and asks to
be recalled.
The total allied loss on the 18th, was
over 5000. The army, nevertheless, is
in good spirits, and preparing for anOth-
er assault.
Correspondence is only to the 14th.
No further battles had occurred on
land or sea.
Austria continues to disband her ar
my.
The English and French reciprocally
blame each other for the disasters at
Sevastopol.
Pelissier's dispatches state that Sc
vastopol will soon be completely invest
ed.
The allies retain possession of the
Round Tower, Cemeteries and Name
lon.
Cholera has broken out among the
French troops.
Gortschakof's dispatches state that
the allies were weakened, and that the
Allied troops, which crossed the Tcher-
maya, had returned.
LATEST.
Palmerston denies that Lord Raglan
asked TO be recalled. He has been sick,
but is recovering.
A despatch from the Baltic, dated
25th, states that Sweaborg has been
bombarded, and all the stores destroy
ed.
Hango also has been bombarded.
The Russians admit that the Cossack
host showed flag of truce, but say that
they feared treachery.
Great movements were taken place
the allied squadron.
The East India mail arrived at Mar
settles Friday.
General Brown, Pennefeather and
Codeyington' are sick at Varna.
A part of the Foreign Legion had ar
rived from England.
The London Saturday Times states
that the Emperor A exander is seriously
i'll. The King of Prussia has also been
for some time i'll, and his reign is proba-
bly, drawing to a close.
Latest dispatches from the Crimea
say that Lord Panmure has transmitted
to the papers the following intelligence,
which reach ed him yesterday, the 29th:
The French and English are proceeding
with their approaches against the ene-
my's works, and are erecting new bat
teries to be armed with heavy guns
The enemy continue to repair the dam
age done during the last attack. There
is very little FIRE on their part. We re-
tain possession ofthe Russian round fort
in the Cemetery, from which they were
driven on the 18th, and the Mamelon at
the gorge of the valley, which divides
the English left attack from the right of
South Harbor.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
speaks of communication having TAX
en- place between the French and Eng
lish Governments, arising out of COM
plants by Pelissier of want Of combina-
ton or an energetic support upon the
part of his English colleagues.
A blockade of the ports of the White
sea was expected early in June.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has review
ed the troops at Helsingyfors and Abo,
and was expected at Sweaborg.
DANrzIc, Friday, June 29th.-The
Vulture arrived with the mails.
The feetis off Cronstadt.
Forty-six Internal Machines have
been discovered and destroyed. One of
them exploded on the poop of the Ex-
mouth. Admiral Seymour and Capt.
Louis, who were examining it at the
time, were severely injured. Lieut..
Pierce was slightly injured.
vienna, Thursday, 98th.-The Off
cial Weiner Zeitung announces the dis
missal of the reserves of the Sd and 4th
armies. Authentic advices from Vien-
ma state that there is no foundation
whatever for the statement published
in several German papers that new pro-
posals for peace have reached that Cap
ital from st. Petersburg.
The London Times of the 26th says
that ''the actual number of our own
killed and wounded at the recent attack
on the Redan, was not the terrible
amount first supposed. When stated
that the loss to our noble army was not