Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-14
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The news Is confirmed TO the details Of
previous advices. The official list OF los
ses Of the Allies killed and wounded ag-
gregate over ]. 900. Nevertheless the siege
still progresses with unabated vigor.
Raglan was dangerously i'll and had ask
ed for his recall.
There arc no indications of immediate
operations on the Sea of Azof or in the
Baltic.
Administrative reform keeps its ground
in England.
The official list Of the battle on the 18th
states the number of English killed, and
wounded and missing at | .437, including
SO officers. Number of French 1887, in-
GLIDING l33 officers, among whom are
Gen. Meyran and Brompt, both seriously
wounded. Foil particulars not yet receiv-
ed. IL Is asserted in Paris that the failme
was owing partially to errors Of the B. :
isl commanding fic es. The English, n
the contrary, throw the blame on the
French.
Subsequently II the Crimean battle, ru-
mors were afloat that battle had been
fought, and that the Allies had storned
and taken Sebastopol. These rumors ex-
cited speculation but were finally set at
rest.
Gen. PellIssier's dispatches are to the
10Th. The Allies are preparing their ap-
proaches against the Malakoff and hasten.
ing the construction of an advance battery,
which would complete the investment OF
the Fort.
A few cases Of Cholera has broken oft
among the French troops.
Theallies retain possession Of the ground
around the Russian fort in the cemetery,
captured on the 18th; also Of the Mamelon
tower.
Prince Gortschak offs dispatches to St.
Petersburgh are to the oath. He states
that the Allies troops which hail crossed the
Tschernaya had returned.
Accounts from Stockholm state that the
English had bombarded Hango, and de-
stroyed the telegraph station The Rus
slams admit that the Cossacks' boat, fired
into, had a dag of truce, but say they fear
ed treachery.
Advices from the Abo to the 2lst state
that the English fleet were cruising along
the coast OF Finland.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has review
ed the troops at Helsingfors and Abo, and
inspected the Notifications at Sveaborg.--
The blockade ofthe White Sea was for
nlally announced on June llth.
~, Thu A Hos war, o,inra I 70 ia
stroy the Notifications at Anapa. Two
hundred pieces OF cannon and two years
provisions were found in the fort. The
Circassians had plundered the town.
Russian forces are concentrating in Te-
fis for the opening campaign.
The fortitications of EroZeroum are com
pletel.
Operations in the Sea of Azof continued
The fleet had been sent to complete the de-
struction of Arabat.
There had been an able reconnaissance
at Tata and an expedition again spoken of.
Capt. Lines of the war steamer Mirandi
was killed by rifle shot at Scutari.
Two thousand of the wounded of the
Allied army had arrived at Const ,ntino
pie. The cholera had also appealed there
The Po.te had concluded Il loan of s.,
OOO,O at - perccnt, the revenue at Smy
rna being pledged.
ENGLASD-Mr. Roebuck's motion o
want of confidence in the ministry had
been postponed two weeks.
Major Reed had given notice to extend
ing parliamentary tranchisemcnt to all per
sons paying income taxes.
Lord Lyndhurst, in the House of Lord.
had asked information concerning the
present position of Austria towards the
Allies. Lord Clarendon replied the con
duct was deserving neither of censure no.
praise,-that negotiation with her had
failed, leaving France and England unfet
tered to make peace on their own TERMS
Viscourt Canning is ap pointed Cover
nor-General of India.
The Administrative Reform Associa
tion had another meeting at Drury Lane
on the 9th, at which Charles Dickcn
made happy speech.
George Peabody gave a grand banque
at the 'Star and Carter" to MIR. Fillmore
on the 26th.
FRANcE..Letters from Paris state that
tariff of ten per cent on Railways is abou
to be imposed.
1t is also stated that, on the meeting 0
the Legislature, large increase OF the arm.
will be called for.
The question as to whether new loa1
of 500,O00,000 francs is to be raised b.
contract or national subscription, is still
undetermined.
Orders have been received at Marsaille
for the embarkation of $4,000 additiona
troops. The total in the army was l40,
600 men.
SPAIN.-There is nothing new touching
the Carlists. 1t is rumored that the gov
ernment was about to demand loan q
10000, 900 reals, to cover the deficiency. il
the finances.
LONDON, June 30.-A dispatch fron
the Baltic states that Sveaborg had bee1
bombarded ani the military stores destroy
ed.
The Times of Saturday states that Al
exand is seriously ill; also, that tn
King of Persia has been sick for som
time, and that his reign is probably draw
ing to close.
Advices from Vienna to Thursday stat
that Gems Brown, Penneyteather an
Codington are sick.
Lord Pslmerston, in the House Of Com
mons. last night, denied that Lord Ragla
had asked to be recalled. He had bee
sick. but was better. Arrangements, how
ever, were mado for Gen. Simpson to tax
his command, should any change be nt
cessary.