The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-07-11
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
REPULSE OF THE ALLIESl

from the effect of an apoplectic fit.
The America brings Liverpool dates
to the 23d
The English and French troops at
tackled Redan and Malakoff forts on the
18th, but were repulsed with great
slaughter. Tae details not transferred.
Mr.. Roebuck has moved vote of CEN
sure in English Parliament.
Intelligence from the Crimea fragmen-
tary, but private advices, say that the loss
of the Allies was not less than four thou
sand including General Campbell and 10
other officers Many rumors prevalent.
The bullion in the Bank of England
hasincreased to 9295,OOO Money much
easier. Consols receded to 90a. Sales
of securities better
sG LATER.
The America arrived at Halifax on the
afternoon of the 4th. Dates from the
23rd.
The Allies have made an unsuccessful
attempt to storm Sebastopol. The most
contradictory rumors prevailed in regard
to the transaction. BY some accounts
the English loss is set down at 1000 men,
but the report is believed to be much cx-
aggerated. The following are the only
official notifications of the event:
"Lord Panmure regrets to have to an
nounce that he has received information
that the English troops attacked the Redan
and the French the Malakoff Tower, at
daylight on the morning of the 18th,
without the success which has hitherto
attended our efforts. Both the French
and ourselves have suffered considerable. :"
Advices from Pelissier to the French
Government are to same effect. @
Private accounts published in the Lon
don Standard, say the loss of British Off
GERS in killed and wounded, amounts to
no less than seventy; the greatest portion
of the loss was experienced in a ravine,
where powerful and unexpected battery
was opened on the troops. The allies
lost terribly by the Russians springing a
mine, and during the confusion they re-
captured the Mamelon Tower, a dispatch
from Bucharest via Vienna confirms the
report that an expedition has been under
taken against Perekop. The Russian
account of the success of the allies in the
sea of Azoff is published. Gortschakoff
confirms the success claimed by the allies,
but says that operations against the sea
of Azoff were expected. The stores of
grain destroyed were private property and
not intended for the use of the Russian
army. %
The correspondence relates the horrible
atrocities perpetrated by the French and
Turks at the capture of Kertsch. A dis
patch from Varna, dated June l 7th, which
was retarded on the way, says the Rus
Kars, and it was reported they had re-
taken Anapa. The Austrian commander
has proclaimed martial law in Moldivia,
but the Moldivian authorities refuse to
promulgate the order unless authorized
by the Sultan. Constantine Balse, son of
the reigning Prince, was killed at Jassy
in duel by an Austrian Major. Stalberg,
the affair had caused considerable sensa-
tion in the principalities. @
The recent attack on an English boats
crew at Hango, under a flag of truce,
caused much excitement in England.
The unprejudiced supposition is, that the
Russians supposed the boat was taking
soundings, as was recently done at Kertsch.
The Russian account in the Invalid Russ
says six were killed and the remainder are
prisoners.
- AUSTRIA. influence is very
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The Journal of st. Petersburgh publishes
the semi-oficial discussion on Count Vale
waski's French Circular of May 23d.
The Journal also semi officially says that
peace is possible, if France and England
are willing, inasmuch as the fourth point
is morally, although not formally settled,
and the other points, namely, the naviga-
ton of the Danube and the evacuation OF
the Principalities, are also settled, leav-
ing only the Vienna third point to be
arranged.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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~ The Fourth Of July in Canada.
Our National Birthday is going to be
celebrated by our canadian neighbors in
.astyle which viii astonish the British Gov
ernment. A few years ago, it was Gus
tomary for the Amersconized Canadians to
visit our Lake cities and participate in
the celebration; but this year they are
casting aside all reserve. in truth, all al
Iae,;opco to ENGLAND and making nropar-