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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.


l lie racine errlNeu dDout StA luis n, III
with Liverpool dates TO June 30th. The
news is confined to the details Of rrevi-
Gus advces. The official list Of the Al
lies losses in killed and wounded aegre-
gates over 5000, nevertheless. the siege
progresses with undated vlgor.
Raglsn was dangerously i'll, and had
asked for his recall.
There are no indicati tons o! immediate
operations in The Sea of Azof.
Administrative reform keeps its ground
in England
Austria continues the disbandment OF
her army.
Politics are dull.
The official lisl of the battle of the
18th states the number Of English killed.
wounded and missing at | SAY. including
SO officers; number of French, .437 in
Guiding 33 officers. among whom were
Generals Meyran aud Branet. both Sc
verely wounded. Full particulars not
yet received.
Ii is asserted in Paris that the failure
was owing partially TO the errors of the
British commenting officers. The En-
glish, on the contrary, throw part of the
blame on the French.
Subsequent to these Crimean advices,
rumors were afloat thst a battle had been
fought on the Tchernaya. and that the
Sandman army was cut 10 pieces. and
that the all es had fisslly stormed and ia
ken Sevastopol. These remors excited
some specula ton. but were finally neg
atived.
Gen. Pei ssier's dispatches are to the
26lh. The Allies were pushing their ap-
proaches against the Malakof. and has
tening the construction Of an advanced
battery. which would complete the in
veslment of the fort.
A few cases Of cholera had broken out
among the French troops.
The Allies retained possession of the
Round Russian fort in the cemetry, cap
tured on the 18th. and also of the Nam
Ion Tower.
Prince Gortschakoff's dispatches TO ST.
Petersburgh are to the 24th. He states
that the Allies fire had. weakened; and
the troops which had crossed the Tcher-
nava. had returned.
! Accounts from Stockholm state that the
English had ombsrded Hsnno. and de.
stroyed the telegraph station. The Rus
slams admit that the Cossack's boats had
flag of truce, but say they feared irea
cherry.
Advices from the hbo to the 2ls. say
that the English feet were cruising near
The coast.of Finland.
The Grand Duke Nicholas had re.
viewed the troops at Hesingfors & Abo,
and inspected the Notifications at Swea.
borg.
The blockade of the White Sea was
formally announced on the llth.
AsiA.-The Allies had given orders TO
complete the destruction of the forti6-
cations of Anapa. Two hundred pieces
of cannon and two years provisions were
found in the forts. The CiTca ssiane had
plundered the town.
Ths Russian forces are concentrating in
Tihis-
The foriiica,ioas OF Ezoroum are com
pleted.
Operations in the Sea Of Azof continue
The feet had been sent to complete the
destruction of Arabet.
There had been an able reconnaissance
at Tifa, and an expedition against Pere
kop is spoken of.
Capt Line. OF the war steamer Miriam.
da. was killed by rifle shot at Scutari
Brigsder Gen Encort is also dead,
Two thousand wounded Of the Allied
army had arrived a, Gonstantinoplc.
The cholera had also appeared there.
ENGLAND.-Mr. Roe bucks motion oil
want of confidence in the Minister had
been POSTPONED for a fortnight.
Maj. Reed had given notice OF bill tc
extend Parliamentary franchisesto all per
sons paying income tax.
Lord Lnydhurst. in the House OF Lords
had asked for information concerning III,
present position Of Austria towards III,
Allies. Lord Clarendon replied that tht
conduct OF Austria was deserving neithe
i of censure nor praise; that negtiation,
with her had failed, leaving France sne
, England unfettered. to make peace OF
> their own terms.
Viscount Canning is appointed Dover
, nor General of India.
, The Administrative Reform Associa
5 ton had another meeting at Drury Ian,
theatre on the 9th. a, which Charlie
E Dickens made happy speech.
Geo. Peabody gave grand banquet a
!, the Star and Garter. Richmond, to Mr.
, Fillmore. on the 25th
: The Board Of Trade returns for Ma,
show exports to the amount Of f9.049.
600. being falling off Of near f400. 00I
! from last years returns during the sam
month. 81
> FRANCE from Paris state tina
taz of 10 per cent. on the gross receipt
. Of railways is about 10 be imposed.
, is also stated that. on the nesting of tn,
Legislature. large Increase of the arm,
will be called for
The question is 10 whe Their new LOAF
of 500. 600, 900 francs is to be raised b.
contract or national subscription, is still
. undermined.
10000 persons had visited the Expos
n ition in one day.
y Orders had been received at Marseille
), for the embarkation Of SO. 900 additions
r troops.
Il AUsTRIA.-The total reduction in tn