Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-17

and Eiglish attacked Rcdsn Fort on 18Th
ult.. and Rere repulssd with great slaughter.
The details have not iranspired.
A large new French loan lin immediate
demand
Ia The English Parliament. Roe5uck moved
a censure.
Intelligence received BY private but frng-
1menlary adyices, say that the English losl
no fewer Than tour thousand men, including
General Campbell and seventy officers,
] Lord Ragan's despatch, and The news.
paper correspondence are a. hand, describing
The gallant capture Of The Mamelon and The
quarries. The main fac,s have been al.
ready stated with general correctness. The
slIies hs We made an unsuccessful attempt 10
storm Ssyaslopo. The mos, sinister rumor
prevailed in regard 10 the transaction. BY
some accounts The English loss is sci down
ava 900. men, bu, tho aggregate is believed
tobe much exaggerated.
4 The following account Is the only official
notification OF The event, "Lord Panmure
regrets 10 have 10 announce that he has re.
ceived information ,ha, the English troops
attacked The Redan, and the French The Ma.
akoff towers a, day.ighro the morning Of
The 18Th plt.. without the success which has
hitherto attended our effarts. Both the
French ana ourselves have suffered
4 Sevesalk kdyicss from Pellissier TO the
/. French Gdyernment are tothe same effect.
Private accounts published in the London
"Slan drd'' .hys .ha, the loss Of the BRUSH
officers in kaled and wounded amounts 10
less Than I'd. Among the killed are Gen.
, Sir J. Campbell. Coils. Yea and Shadford.
} The Creates, portion Of The loss was expert
enced in rayine where powerful and un-
F. expected battery was opened upon The
) troops The, Allies los. by The Russians
sbringing mine, during the confusion they
r re.cap,ured The Mamelon Tower.
Q A dispatch from Buchares, u,a, Vienna.
J, confirms the Story that an expedition has
9 been undertaken against PerekoP. The
+. Russian accounts Of the success Of the Allies
9 in The Sea Of Azoff is published. Gorscha.
!. kof' confirms The success claimed by the Al.
j. lies bu, says Tho operations against the Sea
r OF Azoff were expected. The stores Of grain
!. destroyed were. e.privale properly, and Dot in.
n tended for the Russian army.
The correspondence relates the horrible
d atrocities oerpelra.ed by the French ant
Turks, at the capture Of Ker,ch. VI.
u A dispatch from Varna. dated June I
which was recorded on the way. says ,ha
j. the Russians had made an unsuccessful at
n temp, on Kars, and reported that they hat
!, relaken Azotf. t,
e The Austrian Commander has proclaimed
o martial law in Moldavia. bu. the MoldaviaI
ID authorities refuse 10 promulga,e The order un
D lees authorized by Sultan Constantine.
'e Valg, the son Of the reigning Prince
Is was killed in duel. a, Jassey, by the Aus
IS ,rian Major Salberg. The affair had cause'
"a considerable sensation in The PrinciPal.ie
>r Of the Baltic.
p The recer, attack on the English boat
he crew, a, Hangs. under flag Of truce cause
y considerable excitement in England Tn
unprejudiced supposi.ion is, ,ha, the Russi
r ans supposed the boat was laking soundings
'e as recently was done a! Kerch.
o. The Russian accoun, in The Invalid Rus
10 says: Six were killed and The remainde
~ are prisoners. ,n4.
be AUsTRIA.-The Russian influence is YER
en active even in the smaIles, German towns
70 The journal of 81. Petersburg pubishe
G. the semi.oficial discussions on Count Walt
oil waski, from The French Circular Of Ma
z, Esd.
ad The Journal also semi-officiully says th'
TX peace is possible, ilFtance and Englan
We are willing, in as much as the lour'h PoiI
ke is morally, settled, and other points
Of namely: the Navigation Of the Danube an
The evacuation of the Principa'i,es-are a
ry so settled, leaving cnly The Vienna thin
ng point 10 be arranged.
'n' The Austrian army being disbandeI II
IN reduction is greal and rupid.
ne GREAT BRITAIN THE Steamer Herman
III carried Out intelligence Of The prescnlaId
'as TO Parliament OF The report Of Roebuck
as Commil,ee.
Ills The report merely admits that the suffe
la' ings ofthe army have been aggravated by II
Da' competency q. home. Since then there HI
IKE been considerable excitement created
me Mr.. Roebuck, iE consequence Of his repo
being ovenuled by the o!her members OF Il
re- Commute, they having given notice Of
zen vote of censure on The government, so wor
Wy ed as 10 embrace The grievances OF all Sc
oS' tions Of the opposition. .
eh' The debate on Administrative Reform, Z
ter repeated adjournme,Is, ended in I,
10 unanimous passing Of Sir Bulwer Lynor
e,d' resolutions, that the House Of Commo
n.y. recommended to the earliest aIlenlion
ogs The Ministers, the necessity Of careful |
Geo vision Of the various official establishment
lelr Mr.. Buchanan received the degree
Doctor Of Canon Law from the Univers
D Of Oxford. as also did Chief Justice Robi
=. son. of Canada, Sir Chas. Lyell and Alfr
~ TennYson.
'' The Admiralty have awarded El6.0
, -, sterling 10 the sailors Of lhe ship Jan
Cheston.
~ aI FRANCE. Senate dnl Legisaiu
a., I have convened for July Cd TO nego,ia,,
..',s new loan OF hundred or hundred and
IS, " million Of dollars. l ea;t o',
ns, Louis Napoleon has been III fer two da
- but has recovered. @
~ ~ The French fund fell TWO per cent, on
~ ~ announcement, of bis illness. m
~ SPAIN,-Tbe disturbances at Sanda
'oH hava haan eiinnYessad Wa hnva mn rel