, 1855-09-14
The War.

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HaH The War. s-,t sf. ,.t
u The general prospects Of the war, at
home and abroad, were notVery encourage
ing. Partial successes before Sevastopi
have, however, revived the dropping spirits
of the army, although the small reported
losses of the allies show that the successes
were not Of importance. 10. III q,
Pelissier, whose character suffered mucIf
after the repulse Of the 18th Of June, was
regaining confidence, and from the strength
of the French works, now close advanced
towards the MGlakoif, there is probabilir
ty of its early capture. .s4 ..sia a..i'
The following are the latest dispatches:
Under date Of July 10th, II P. NJ, Gen
eral Peissier telegraphs:-- y 5ot
The enemy, who had for some days en-
deavored in vain 10 stop our left approach
es in front Of the Malakofr tower, attempt
ed last night to drive Us back, but they
were repulsed by the first division Of the
second corps, Three times the, Russians
threw themselves uponAouf trenches with
their usual shouting, but after each attempt
were compelled to retreat, by tho steady
FIRE and calm attitude of our soldiers, leay-
ing behind them many Of their slain,
July 18th. Gen. Simpson telegraphs;-
Nothing of Importance has occurred,--
The army is in GOOD health. g
July 18th he telepraphs:-
A sortie made on the left attack wasTet
pulsed, with only three casualties on The
British side,
The Paris Pairie of July l9th savn-
According 70 the news received th;s ,,ocvI
ming tb5 Russians attemuted another sor.
tie last Iigbt about ten O'clock AGAINST tbo
batteries Of Coreeniny Raw ana were yic-
orou.lv renuIsed Tetteys say hat lie
Russian sbins beciu 70 srtlsr fran m MGR.
tar battery erected by the lFfsGeb on the
side of Quarantine Bay, and dessrters say
Una sns' sne .ss rS''OnS O' 'ne Sn'Ppos ase fsa"-
The Frs.rch bovc cleared K.ms;.cblao,
all snSnicious ms nersons and have estsbIisbed
a mnnicinoIitS = +
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Important from Central Amer
tee nd ATaws.o
Editor ~ ~ Herald 's7-5Slhs iatest news
from Central, America up 70 the sailing OF
the Pacific, 2lst Aug, politically speaking,
is quite interesting aud exciting. The
whole Of the FIVE states are more OF less ia
revolution. Gen. Lopez, at the head Of
Eve hundred soldiers from Guatemala,
marched upon the department Of Gracias,
in Honduras, on the e1sih Of JAY, spl at
tackled pnd defeated General Capanas, the
latter retreaing to Comoyagua, Generql
Guardiola has been placed 10 tne ccinnand
Of one thousand men, aud on the IOth Of
August, left Granada en- rome for segova,
il Is supposed, to march into Honduras, g
aid Gen. Lopez in routing uabanas and
the troops Of the government party, IN
Granada, were thinned on RON WE'VE
hundred to some three hundred pen, nine
hundred Of them died with the cholera
On the sth or 10th ultimo, Col walker
left Leon for Realejc, TO JOIN bis brig. YES
ia, and no doubt went up the Gulf ofFcn-
SAGA, 10 take, on some troops from the