Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-11

ltobshine themselves nfleE lleir first success In
Them. They were repeatedly attacked during the
night, and again socn oilct daylight on The Sth,
and Il was in resisting these repeated efforts on The
mart OF The enemy that great portion OF the heavy
loss The enemy had to depIore vas sustained.
NolwitEs standing The frequency Of The endeavors
Of tile Russians to EegOin possession Of The quaEieS
anil Ihe Interruptions 10 the work 10 which these
attacks gave rise, Lieutenant Colonel rylden was
enabled 10 effect the loLgment and 10 establish
the communication with The advanced panel. aud
THIS rebounds greatly IN his credit and that OF The
officers and men employed os the working party;
and cannot omit This opportunity 10 express my
appreciation Of the conduct Of The SAppetS though.
oul The operation,
The exeIliOns Of The Royal Artillery under
Bfisadief Genetsl Dacles, and those Al HE Naval
Brigade, under Captain LnShineiOn, Z. NJ, in
serving the guns, cannot lie too warmly commend
ed. The accuracy Of their fte Is lie theme Of
unvtrssl admiration, and The consINOcy with
which they applied themselves 10 their NTduOus
duties under all CIcnNSla noes. however danger
GUS cannot be too strongly placed upon coFd.
II is deeply IL he lamentel that This success
should have eRlailei so heavy less as Is shown
in The accompanying returns, which, howeVet nTe
still incomplete; but have the assurance Of the
principal medical officer that many Of The wounds
are slight, aRi that by fat the greatest portion OF
the suiIeEets ate PROGRESSING laVornbly.
have lust learned that the enemy have 0hnu.
lOned work in The rear Of Tic 'OuVTaseS 1lancS,'
which they Constructed at lhe commencement OF
The month Of May. Tile French look posse sion
Of it oil The 7th, but did mol tetain il. In the other
works they captured CO pieces Of artillery, aud
they have II officers ard 400 men prisoners.
We have few prisoners, among them cuptoin
Of infantry, who was wounded, alIt taken by Cot.
potal Quinn, Of the41lh regiment. have, nc.
The Lord Panmure, &c. RAGLAN.
RUSSIAN ACCOUNT or TlIE MASSACRE At MAEG0.
y berlin correspondent Of the London Times,
who dates his letter OIL tlle goth ult., affects 10
doubt whether lie following from The PeteEshutger
Xsinng Is reallNtle same as the tlangO massacre
II is. however, beyond doubt, the tu@ian account
Of tue affairs
"rhe commander of Lhe forces in Finland, Al.
juant General Won Berg, reports very successful
skitmish, which took place not lat from Eianeo
Ull, between our volunteers OF The second bat.
talon Of the King OF Prussia Grenadef Regiment
and port Of The crew VI the English trigate Cos.
sack, The affair took place as follows; On June
5th, al noon The ftigHle COSsaCk appeared in the
roads OF llansO Uud, anu Sent OIL UOaI, whlch
came ashore in the vicinity Of The Telegraph, aud
landed small party under The command Of some
officers thete:
"Ensign Scwettschkow, OF The King OF Prussia
Grenadiet regiment, 10 whom This potion OF the
coast is entrusted, having been informed Of this
enterprise Of The enemy, CnnCt Inflated some Of his
detachment behind building opposite the land.
ing place, aud nnOther portion under sub'Oliccr
Peter PowIow, lie detached along The beach &c cut
OF the retreat Of the English.
TIE enemy, attacked OIL sudden, defended
himself but leebly, and laid down his aims
The success Of tbs allan must Oe ascrUrd 10 the
cOOnesS aud lie foresight OF tie Ensign SCweGlS'
ChkUw.
The loss Of the enemy amounts to killed, there
were taken prisoners, Officer, surgeon, Ina.
ine, aud saIlOtS, Of which lsttet four were
wounded.
InuLdition 10 the above, our troops made spoil
Of the Nag Of The boat, I nuEkels ind cuilnsses
The bout itself, with one cannon OIL bUurd, was
sunk.
Un the following morning the English frigate
came in close TO tiangU Udd, and ftelu The bull.
dingS lot about on hour aud half, but without
dong any gteal ham,"