The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20


,sforma..ss 70 tho sa,s...liag 1. which the ELL
At the present moment &c = not ca,ar from the tan
graphic intelligence which has besa ,nade public,
bis army; A Turkish sarr.on vas isfs .. Ysnikss {
connsni the straits. bat tsis psint l. ar renovs
useless 6eain the main body Of 2he sr~y = ere Ia
hufsisns Withdrew from Kertoh TO village 10 the ne
s hoI o. sae ksrtch Peninsula about ten miles o. th'
seat out completely equpp ID for the 6eIS iscia ins
means Of transport, n probable that he has either fol
ed tewards Arabat the land sde that being the
point to nerophol at which stores have been landed
The country is more favorable for military opera
than the southsrn or the western coasts Of the Csa
for II neiher mountainous the one nsr 70 dry
and unproeuctive a. tho other. Moreover ths close
proximity 70 the sea on both sides IL immense add
oorjunctaoa with aosiIis With 900 man Of p,osed
dsSs .. that id. 8. .sish the na..sn.
hare AAeyo been leas esposed 10 attack oxd
operations IN which he Is engaged.
THE CRMEAN CAMPAIGN AND SIEGE OF
,....- sEBAs Asr0P0L.
y q .. attack on Anapa By tho aisd armies, sapp~t
% By Aust.Pha Pacha's corps and the Croassans.
prempssd the ssw % .svsssss rsporssd o i : -A -
private letter froa Odessa Of ths 10th ult contains
the following passage rssPectsg ono Of tho forts just
Before the war began, our letters from Novoropisk
coming round BY tho weaiisons land route According
to our last accounts, General SereSrinkof who COM
mAnds there intended 70 give up the station and
cuae the fort The garrison IL kept incsssanty foot
and hsrIassed Of life by the mountan people VIII,
swArm round it like bees.
The following despatch has been published ct st. Ps-
tersburg:-
SxBAsroPoL, Jans !, 1856.
On tbs 9th ult tho enemy burnt at Bsrdiansk, two
wheat On tho 29th seventeen Of the enemy's vessels
cannoDsdsd Geuissch and barnt there Transports
nf aul~~
the enemy long boats from which the fre proceeded
to retire On the soth tn. enemy had mot undertakes
anything new seainst Genischi.
The Paris AoniteUr of June announces that the
Minister Of War received the following despatch from
General Pelissier-
Advices received from Kertoh dated the 3lst Of May
announce that ON the refusal Of the military autao-
the tongue Of land Of Arabat to give up tho govern
ent stores and 90 vessels laden with provisions
nsos
out the troops and destroyed al the stores The enemy
has thus lest In four days, an immense quantity Of
provisions, four steamers, and 240 vessels employed
exclusively In provsioning the troops In the Crmea
The following, from Lord Raglan, communicated by
LORD rsnnurs, appeared In the London papers on
SEBAsroPoL, juno 8, 1866.
News from Kertch Of the ID inJtant Everything Is
going on satisfactorily. Captain Moore had arrived
from Crcassa, with the intelligence that Soujuk Kaleh
ss on s a The had
and six mortars having first rendered them unservoea
ble.
The following from Admiral Lyons, ID communicated
BY the Secretary Of the British Admiralty y-Captain
Moore, Of II. N. Hshfysr, who mas just returned
entirely evacuated Souuk Kash after destroying al tho
pubic buildings sixty guns and six mortars The enc
my appears to be concentrating at Anapa and to bs
Strengthening his works there TIE fort the road
between Soujuk Kaleh and Anapa Is also evacuated.
The following letter had been received In Paris from
the French camp before Sebastopol dated May 22:-
At length We are the eve Of great events every
thing II prepared. On Sunday and Monday two divi-
sions embarked ct Kamiesch. Al the commanders Of
Of the expedition Ia not known. weighed anchor
Thursday and Is generally believed that 1t is proceed
ing to Kertch. Two other divisions going to the
TcheCnaya. 1t II supposed that It Is the advanced
guard Of the expeditonary army, for when simple
cornaissAnce s made II b not uaual to take 100 guns
Tho whole Of the cavalry IL in movement The Rusidns
are going 70 Be atoced at every point II is supposed
cut off the communications s0iA the Of Asof aud TIE
rest Of the pesinsulG. In this the Russians will
be obliged accept battle. 6O, 900 French to take
part In the expedition The enthusiasm Of the troops s
difficult to describe and the disappointment felt ct the
recall of the first expediton 10 already forgotten The
sanitary condition il exceen and our troop. could not
be better prepared to undertake an affair which 60
important. $1,000 OF the best troops Of Omer Pasha
have come here Egyptian troops have taken their place
OF Eupatoris. The SArdinian troops magnificent.
They will assure you, be worthy Of the allies by the
side Of whom they 10 nght General CAnrober has
done act which has obtained for him higher place
in the esteem and hearts Of the soldiers than he had
won victory General Pelisser takes the command
under the most favorable circumstances he enjoys in
diers.