Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
IATEsT INTELLIGENCE.
/. ARRIyALoF TUE AMERICA.
IrI1nsecuECKED At SEBASToPoI
IMMENSE SLAUGHTER

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IMMENSE SLAUGHTER!
Three Thouscad Engiish killed, inetud,a9
Serenity g1iesrs.
HsIrax, July S.
Thu ROYAL mail steamship Ameri,a, Capt.
/ opc. arrived here Yesterday afternoon, and
Win be at Boston Al an early hour on Frida.
She bring, dates from Liverpool to the
DAD OF Jnne later than received By the Her
mann.
The news is scanty but highly important.
The Allies had met with n serious check
before Sebastopo'. On the lsta OF June The
Frcncs, and English respectively attacked the
M,lssoff n Redan Tow -, b,t were boih
repuised with great slaughter.
"Details could not be looked for beyond
the end Of june, but in the mean time pri-
ra,e advices If the most serious description
were agitnting the public mind.
According &c one account, the British loss
alone was not short of 5000, including
among the killed Gen. Cambell and upwards
of severity other officers. Contradictory ru-
mors prevailed, and the above is thought to
10 somewhat exaggerated.
In the British Parliament, AIR. Roebuck,
had moved vote of censure against the Min
istry.
A large French loan was to be immediate
~ negotiated.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton-All qualities have considerably
declined. Lower qualities have declined
most penny. Marker dull with dcclin-
Cd, fha
bales; little demand; more sellers than buy.
crs.
Flour market unchanged; lmitel business
at previous rates.
Wheat market unchanged, Limited ut pre-
vious rates Corn declined Is. Cd. Wealth
er very favorable to agricultural purposes.
Money is easier. Consuls for money are
quoted at 90a.
Gortschakoff confirms the successes of tn
Allies in the Sea of Azof, but says they
were anticipated, and that resistance is now
the Russian policy. He also says the grain
destroyed was private property, and that the
army supplies are not materially affected.
Preparations were making for boat ex-
petition up tie river Don.
In Asia the Russians had advanced to-
wards Keil, and arc also stated to have tax n
attack against Ka,s.
ADDITIONAL BY THE america.
HALIFAX, July 4.
The North Star arrived out OH the Goth Of
June. On June 18th an attempt was made
to storm Sebastopol. Tho English troops
attacked the Rrdoubt and the French the
Neolokoff Tower, but were repulsed with
great loss. Pelissier says, that although the
troops had shown the greatest ardor, and had
gained footing in the Neolokoff Tower, he
was obliged to order their retirement. The
parallel WIS effected in order and without mo-
lestation from the enemy.
Private accounts represent the slaughter on
all sides to have been immense. The loss Of
the British alone b,ing placed at 1000, in
Guiding Gen. Campbell, Col. Yale, Col.
spadfor.h and Others. Great losses we're &C.
casioned by the springjng of mines by the
are sa d to have re captured the Marneon
lies.
An attempt lal been undertaken against
Perekep by the Allies
TIE BALTIC.
Admiral Balnes, with a squadron VI fifteen
steamers had left Kiel.
ENGLAND.
In the British Parliament q proposed vote
of censure against the Cabinet, to whom the
vote of the Roebuck Committee chnrges some
of the disasters, created some excitement
Sir E. L. Bulwer replied, calling for sdmin-
is.rative reform. Passed the Commons unun-
imouslJ.
CDANHE
The Legislature has been convoked for Ju-
ly Goth, to negotiate new loan.
The Emperor had been i'll for two days,and
the French funds fell two per cent, in con-
sequence. lie had recovered.
IN Holland extra estimates had been voted
for the rc-organzntion of the Navy.
The Austrian army was being greatly re-
ducrd.
The latest dispatch SAYS the Russians Ind
successfully nttacS, the batteries Of Eupa-
to,ia.
LIVE RPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton dull and considerably lower. The
weeks business was only abont "a 900 bales,
1900 Of which ware speculative.
BREADsTUFFs.--Th fine weather kept mar
kets quiet and prices were steady, except for
corn. which declined Is Cd. Western Canal
Flour Ass. White wheat lis 6 to rs 3D.;
red lis to lis I'd. White corn Sis to Sis Cd;
mixed 49s to 49s Cd.
Beef in moderate demand; Prices firm,
Bacon quiet. Pork-Mure inquiry and prices
firm. Lard in brt,er demand.
London markets general y quiet. Iron in
good demand. ..Ccnsols $4,000 49,
American Securities active and improving.
Fight between the Firemen and Turner's of
Cleveland, One Man Killed and Sew.
eral persons Woun1ed.
CLEVELAND, July 5.
Yesterday evening rs o procession OF Fire
men Turner'S n, d Others were parading the
stl eets, a difficulty arose between one of the
Turner's and boy, when an alarm was
sounded by the Turner'S, and they rushed
back assaulting and throwing stones at peo-
pie in the streets, and the riot became gen
eral. The Turner'S, being armed with revol
vers, commenced firing. About twelve shots
were fired. and one young man was shot and
died in about an hour. Many others were
badly injured by shots and stones, but not
fatally it is believed. The police have ar
rested twenty four Turner's. Public opinion
is decidedly against the conduct of the Tur-
ne.s, as there was no excuse for their con-
duct.
Accident at Taunton.
In Taunton, last evening, a temporary
stage, erected for viewing the fireworks,
broke down and twelve or fifteen persons
were inj ured but not fatally.
Arrival of tie Hermann.
New York. July5.
The Hcrm: mn arrived Mt 9 o'cleK. She has "a
Passengers ard dates IT, the 20,h June. -
Sale Of cotton for tLrco days 10 600 ales Mar
ket clio ing dill
BEeadsiutis dull and trife lower. Com firm ard
Unchanged CousoE OH.
There was Well nth .nticatei report in Fngl nd,
that great battle lad been fought in the Cr,nea
In which the Allies Gti vi III mcns loss
1t was afro rumor d a. Southa mp'on that the
French Emperor was suffering undcr The effect of an
nppoplectic fit.
Z. n. State Convention.
p, i.nfel,ia, Juue 5.
The X n. State nv.nto +, in 81 n. Readiny,
has divided Gov. Johi s.on lead n off with a norh.
err parry. nun bcr"i delegates are also orsa j.
z,ng on he Philadelphia Platform. Cos. Gaidne,
of Massachusetts, has written letter Gov. John.
st"n TO join the Eastern wing of the party. There
IS much excitement amorg Il cmen bcIs. The Coun-
Gil has rcrndiatsd The Ibiladeil hia PIa.toIm.
SECOND DISPATCH.