The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07
THE AMERICAS MAILS.
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
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The Great Battle Of the 18TH
OF June.
The Attempt to Take the MalakOil
and Redan Towers.
Terrible Riot Among the American Sailors
at lIayr,

The Cunsrd steamship America Capt stone arrived
at Boston at nine O'Clock yesterday morning. Her
mails were despatched over the New Haven road and
arrived here at early hour this morning, too LATE
however to enable us 10 give our correspondsncs
many extracts from nes. The letters and papers
will be delivered at the Post Ofcs this morning.
The papers contain nothing spe,ary important adj.
tional to what has been published in the H..sx 10.
patch.
VI the attack the 18th OF June, the London Hs
raid says"Ths British troop, carried the outworks Of
tho Redan, but found tina, the enemy had prepared
deep trench which 1t imross bs 20 pass wi.hou.
scaling ladders or planis. The gallant band wns
posed 70 most murdcrous Gre and after sustaining II
Is said less OF from four 10 Ave Thousand men aud
having forty officers killed. retired. Our casualties
much augmented by the gnns Of tho M.iakoG
EGladng the outwerks OF the Esdsn addei 10 which
ths nsn Of war In The hsrbor laid brosi.de on,
and By their fire the retiring troops, caused fearful
havoc, there being shelter whatever from
the storm Of proje,tilss."
The London 7iucs does not profess 10 give particu
lar account Of the affair II says however In leading
article that the o.es OF the Allied troops believed
10 be greater than in any former action Of the
Sir John Campbell Col Yea Of the 7,h regiment Col.
shadior,h OF the 6Th and many other officers Of dstn
sushed gnIiantry fell In ranks while the Freneh
have lost two general officers and number Of men
in all branches OF the service
9he London NeGs intImatsd that government was IN
possesnon o. fuIisr intelligence, which Il withheld from
the public.
Despstchts From the Allied Generals.
From the Daily News, Juns ~
We have recsvsd the following .mmunica,ion from
WAR DypAKraKsr, June 22-2 20 4. W.
Lord Psnmure regrets to have 10 inform the editor
formation All p ihs, n. the EDsi.s troop. .,..el.s u.
Rsdan, and tbs French the hsiasoa tower, a, day.
light the morning of the 18th inst but without the
which has heretofofs attended efforts Both
the French and Ourselves have suffered con,ssrsbiy
The names Of the onaosrs Who have fallen ~n Be tor
comps,s r-.uns q al shs es.a.ts. essor. tue aos
| instant, at soorsat.
| We give tso- despatch from Geo. Fehssisr oi ths
18th relating TO TIE stack the ReiAn aud MsilkDa
b.it.rts Ahoush y y ~sli anderstood 'ha, ih' gov
communicated In Lord Psnmurs's dsgpaich paolsbsi
yesterday morning, turthsr ondsl satsnsnts b.rs
tails are pu6shea ID viii be found that ths check
e,Itrsnesd ~ ths alice oommsnssd With The spfiasns
Il milne by the Russian. At moment shsn tss ssss
| ing columns were the port o. establishing them
peyes wthin the Russian hBss. eOnsd-rsbi- nnmbsr
of Russian troops osi their lives nth the r-aea AID
| Fnglsh, By this explosion.
/ In The reeon Which followed oar allies, prssssa By
fetes OF numbers rsoesed 70 the u,Dslon aud bsJoni
| IT, and the AAmson batteries we're for tire ia toe
fngibh suffered most, beioy sHpo.-4 10 ths yosIloa
tAlsn On the th TO tbs hfs q gaas IL. Ma
| nson. 1hs enemy not ssrsres 70 remain Ia this
rsssIed vcrk, but ATTACHED tEs niyht By
its French and driven essA = ". snt- our gallant
The Rpgu-h loss, in kilsd Ard v01ntet 10 stated y,
| BE- about 100, inclsesz siItJ oncsn Ihs spIis o
| the troops AdmirAhs. and r~nsval u b1 sttscs
sspo,ed Various Of oaosrs sho haze faIlsa
have reached u.s. but vs are rslgcssa 70 rabs al any
Pani.' rhandsy IN. Reaaar ooa,.in. ID. isDo~.
for .,,.l e.,. -, u. ssslls IA. =. ss..., AZ
| CrimeA ., the isms Inc un bs ss.dliy nnssrsyosi