Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REroRrED ron THE EVENING STAR.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF TIE STEAMSHIP PACIFIC
Details OF the Repalse Of the AIHes-Th.ir
Position not seriously damased-Prepara-
tions for another Assault.

lions Tor another Assault.
New YORK, July 1.-THE American steam
ship Paeihc arrived here this morning al 6
O'Clock, with Liverpool and London dates 20
Saturday, the 50th ult
Among the passengers by the Pacific are Mr..
Van Buren, and family, Mrs.. Commodore Per
~, and Col. Plume, bearer of dispatches
The news, by this arrival, from the seat
Of hostilities, consists wholly Of the details Of
the recent rspulse of the Allies by the Rus
slams. 1t appears that this repulse has not
damaged the Allies seriously, and the position
Of affairs was considered sufficiently satisfac-
tory.
The latest news from the Crimea says that
Lord Raglan was dangerously i'll, and asked
to be recalled
The total loss Of the Allies on the 18th was
over five thousand men, but the army was
nevertheless in good spirits and preparing for
another assault.
The correspondence is only down to the I4th.
No further battles have occurred either on
land or at sea.
Austria continues 10 disband her army.
The English and French reciprocally blanc
each other for tho disasters at Sebastopol.
Pelissier's dispatches state that SebastopoI
will soon be completely invested.
The Allies retain possession Of the Round
Tower, the Cemeteries, and the MameIon.
The cholera had appeared among the French
troops.
GortschakoG's dispatches state that the Al
lies Ere had weakened, and that the allied
troops, which crossed the river Tchernaya,
had returned.
THE LATEST.
Lord PalmerSton denies that Lord Raglan
has asked recall. lie had been sick. but
was recovering.
A dispatch from the Baltic feet, dated June
%, states that SweabOrg had been bombario
and the stores there destroyed. Hango had
also been bombardod.
The Russians admit that the Cossack's boat
showed flag of truce, but they feared tresch-
cry.
Great movements are taking place among
the Allied squadrons.
The East India mail arrived at Marseilles
on Friday.
VARNA, Thursday.-Gencrals Brown, Pene-
father and Codrington arc sick.
Part the Foreign Legion had arrived from
England.
The London Times Of Saturday states that
the Emperor Alexander is seriously i'll.
The King of Prussia has also been for some-
time i'll, and his reign is probably drawing to
a close.
The dates from Calcutta are to May 18th,
from Hong Kong to the 10th, and from Canton
to the Sth.
There is nothing new from India. Trade
was dull and money tight.
In many parts of China famine was pre-
yailing.
Considerable fighting between the Insurgents
and Imperialists had taken place, with vary
ing success.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 30.-Cotton-Dcnniston Il
Co. : circular reports cotton dull, and prices
lower during the early part of the week; but
on Thursday, without any apparent cause, the
market became buoyant, and closed with an
active demand at from former prices to ad-
vance of Lilo. Orleans fair, Il; middling,
6 9-l6; upland fair, 65; middling, So.
BreadStufs-The authorities vary Maxwell
reports wheat and flour n trihe lower, and corn
declined IS. Cd; the market closing steady.
White wheat Us. Us. Sd; red los. Cd. lis
Western canal -four, 39s. Sd. 4Gs. Cd; Ohio
ABS. AS, nominal. White corn, sSs. n ASS
Cd; yellow, 46S. 46s. Cd; mixed, 46s. Cd. a
46s
Observation-Disclosures, Spence & Co. quote
beef dull, and prices unchanged. Pork dull.
Bacon declined Sd. Is. Lard advanced Is,
with sales at Sos Cd SIS.
MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoN, June 3O.-The
money market is easier. COnsols are quoted
at OF
generally steady, and unchanged Iron buoy
ant. Welsh rails quoted at 81 81 los. on
hoard shin