The Trinity times., 1855-07-21
Arrival of the
JOHN S PHEN S
Two Weeks Later from the Atlantic
States.

the Atlantic States and Europe.
The Stephens has made n remarkably
quick trip for the season, and brings very
large number Of ladies aud children, nearly
two hundred. All the passengers crossed
the lsthnus in about three houis, and were
embarked on board the Stephens in FIVE
hours after taking Il c cars at Aspinwall The
health of Panama and the lsthmus generally
continues good.
We are ind bted TO the Pacific Express for
full files of papers from all paris of the Union,
delivered to us at an early hour on Sunday
evening. We take the follow ng abstract oi
Tie news from the Sacramento C.iOa Extra 1:
FOREIGN-The War.
BY steamer Atlantic We have dates from
Liverpool to June 2d.
The war news by this arrival is the most
important received since the passage Of the
Alma
Intelligence by last steamer announced that
after two nights Of sanguinary conflict, the
French had driven The Russian garrison
from a strong pc siti"n Of defence from before
Sevastopol, and had themselves occupied it,
The loss WAS not less than 5000 on both
sides.
Since then two most important stratege:ic
movements have been effected by the Ali, S
with complete success. The first was the
seizure and occupation Of the Russian pos
tiou on the Tcheinaya, which was effected
~i,h little loss-the enemy retiring before
Tire allied advance.
The other success was yet more important,
being nothing less than the capture of Kcrtch
the destruction of the Russian squadron and
fortficatiuns there. aud the obtaining Of entire
possession of thc Sea Of a zof, on the waters
Of which the Allies have now fourteen steam.
ers. The enterprise was accomplished with
out TIE loss Of u man, and the Russians hav.
ing themselves destroyed their defences and
retired
The telcgraphic wires being exclusively in
the hands Of Government, ten days must
elapse ere the public can learn anything
dole forth but the possession By the Allies
Of the important station Of kertch, whence
the garrison of Sevastopol drew most Of their
supplies, must exercise speedy influence or
the siege,
There were rumors of another great battle
having been fought at lnkernan, but the
statements want confirmation.
Diplomacy is particularly busy at the pre-
sent moment. The expected resumption o
| the Vienna Conference has not taken place
the success in the Cri nea warrant,ng til,
Allied Governments to hold out for better
terms.
Austrian negotiation is more active than
! " l'l VIC NiSN W CbAhIhlHE ibi hiS NdO'
met Of Vienna a supremacy in Germany.
spain.
From Spain We hnve accounts that the
CarIst lnsurrcction is checked but the Gov
ernment has been compelled 10 apply to the
Cortez for additional powers.
The Convent SUPPRESSION bill has passed
both bodies Of the Sandman Legislature. 1t
IS expected that the Pope viii excofumunicate
Sardinia.
The English and French papers arr
strongly inclined TO the opinion that Sevasto-
pol viii eventually be taken.
The Paris Exhibition is not much spoken
of and is considered u failure.
Mount Nesu,i,s was stiIl vomiting forth
~ d the King ot Naples aud family went /,
'ake a look at the red hot air every night.
In England, Lord Stranford aud Lord
Chas. Manners are dead.
LATER.