The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
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DETAILS OF THE AMERICAS NEWS.
HALIFAX, July 5.

the gallant capture Of the Mamelon and the
QIarres. The main facts have been alread,
stated with general correctness.
The allies have made an unsuccessful at.
tempt to storm SebasI1pj ii. The most slnis.
ter rumQrs prevail ed ia regard to1he lransac.
tons. BY some accounts the English loss
is set down at 4,00U men, but the report is
believed to be Exaggerated. The following
are the only Official notifications of the
event:
Lord Panmure "regrets TO have to an
Rounce that he has received information tn At
the English trnops attacked the Redan and
the French the Malakon Towers at da flight
on the morning OF the l5th without the sue
cess which has hitherto attended our effJris.
Both the French aud ourselves have suffered
considerably"
Advces rvm Pelisier are TO the same eff
feet. Private accounts published in the Lon.
don STANDARD say that the iuss vi British o.
ticers in killed and wounded amounts to no
less than 10. Among the killed are Gen.
Sir ]. Campbell, Col. Yea, and Col. Shad-
forth.
The greatest portion of the loss was expert.
enced in ravlne where powerful and un.
expected battery was opened on them. The
allies lost terribly, the Russians springing
mine, and during The confusion they recap
tured Name on tower.
A dispatch from Bucharest via Vienna con-
firms the report that an exped iIlon has been
undertaken against Perekop.
The Russian account oil the success of the
allies IN The Sea of Azof is published
Gvrtschakof confirms the success secure
by the allies, says that the operations against
the Sea of Azof were antic pated. The
stores of grain destroyed were private prop
erty, aud were not intended for the use of
the Russian army. j.
The correspondence relates the horrible
atrocities perpetraled BY the French and
Turks at the capture of Kertch
A dispatch from Varna dated June 9Th,
Which was retarded on the way, says that
he Russians had made an unsuccessful at.
lack ON Kars, aud reports that they had taken
ADapa.
The Austrian commander had proclaimed
martial law IN Moldavia, but the Moldavian
authorities refuse to promulgate unless au-
thorlZed by the Sultan.
Constantine BALI, son OF the reigning
Prince. was killed at Jassy in duel by the
Austrian Major StaIberj. The affair had
caused considerable sensation in the Princi-
palities.
AUsTRIA.-The Russian influence is very
active even in the SIN Hest German courts.
The Journal OF ST. Petersburgh publishes
the semi O ficial discussion on Count Vale
waskie's French circular Of Muy 20. The
Journal also semi fhcalIy SAYS that peace is
possible if trance and England are willing,
as the fourth punt is morally, al
though not formally settled and the other
points, viz: navigation Of the Danube and the
evacuation al the P-inclpalities. are lso set
tied, leaVin, only the Vienna third point to
be arranged.
The Austrian army being d;sbanded, the
reduction is1great and rapid.
GREAT BRITAIN. steamer Hermann
Carried GU intelligence of the pres MT ton
70 Parliament of the report oi the RJebu1k
committee. The report merely admits that
the sutfeFings vi the army have been "a gra-
waited by lncompetency al home. Since then
there has been Considerable excitement
created by MIR. Roebuck in CONSEQUENCE of
his report being overruled by the other mem
bers OF the committee, they having given no
ice OF vote of censure on the government,
SO worded as to embrace the grievances OF all
sections OF the opposition
The debate Oh administration refo m, after
-epeated adjournments, ended in the unanim-
Us adoption OF Sir Bulwer Lytton's resou-
. The earliest attention of the Ministers the
necessty OF care!nl revision oil the various
tticIal esta blisnments.
hr. Buchanan h rs received the dpgree o.
Doctor of Common Law from the University
}. Oxford, as also did Chief Justice Robinson
ii Canada, Sir Charles Lyell, Alfred Tenny-
son, &c.
The Admiralty have awarded fl,60O to
he sail RS OF the ship James Chester.
FRANCE. The Senate and Legislature are
:pnv"kvd tor July 81 t. negotiate L new loan
It = 100 900 0O0 or 5 SO, 900, 900.
L. uIs Napoleon was Ill Tor two days but
as recovered.
The French funds fell per cent on the
announcement OF the Empero.'s illness.
SPAIE,-The Disturbances at San Diego
rave been suppressed.
We have no reliable statement respecting
the Carllst instruction. Russia is suspected
II being the nsugator.
Mr.. Dodge had his first interview with the
linister vi Foreign Affairs and friendly re-
nark> were exchanged.
DENMARK.-TheD Danish Diet is dissolved
DEUCE lorbids the enlisiments in foreign
service under penalty oil 8 years imprison
nent.
Latest NeaoS.-A teIegraphic dispatch to
LOuuOilJ udteu ndTStllieSs Tiudy HlSHtS says
The English ship Astrologue has arrived
ringing ConstantIuople dates to the 10th OF
lune.
There has been slight engagement at
Eupatoria.
Since the 18th Of June the Russians have
Itacked unsuccessfuIly the batteries of the
osiegers.
The general loss in the taking of the Ma
melon and the Quarries is 1000
Wheat is declining at Marsei les.
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