The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06
II n e w A r. .

II n e WAR.
THE SIEGE OF SEB AsTOPOL-REPULsE OF
TIE ALLIES-THE MANELON TOWER Re.
TAKEN BY THE RUSSIANS.
Lord RaglaA's despatch and the newspaper corres-
popcence to hand describing the gallant capthe Of
the Mamelon and the quarriss. The de.al, Highly
interesting but the main fasts have beea slready
stated with general correctness.
The allies have made unsuccessful attempt to storm
Sebsstopo The most sinister prevail 10 regard
to the transaction BY accounts this English loss
ia set down 1t 1000 men, but the report believed to
be much exaggerated.
The following the only official notifications Of the
event -
Lord Panmure regrets TO have to announce that he
the Redan, and the French the MAlAkof towers at
daylight the morning of the 18th, without success
rhsh mas hitherto attended our enors bEsn ths
Of the officers who have fallen will bs forwarded
inms datey, but it will be Impossible to receive com
pee returns OF all the casualties before the SOth inst
(Jure) 1t the earliest
The Monieuy announces that the government has
received two dispatches frem General Pelisser. The
frst dated the 17th informs Of operations concocted
between the General and allies, and that the Turks
aud Chsseurs made reconnaissance towards Aitodar,
General Bosquet occupying the Tchernaya. The next
day, at daybreak the French and English TO At
the 1s,h that the attack had failed, and
that although the troops had showed tho greatest
der and gained footing in the MalakoG Tower General
Pessier obliged order their retirement into the
parallel. This was effected with order. and without
naoestation by the enemy.
Private accounts published in the London Standard,
say the less Of British officers in killed and WOUNDED,
to less than seventy. Among the killed and
wounded General Sir J. Campbell, COL Yea and Col.
shadforth From the obstinscy and courage with which
the combat maintained by the British at the Rsdan,
and the necessity of eventually retiring from the attack
the slaughter all adsa has been immense; and Il the
information be correct the loss in killed and wounded Of
the British alone amounts to very little short OF four
Thousand. Tho greatest portion Of the loss exps
rienced in ravins, where po verful aud unexpected
battery opened the troops There Is reason to
fear that the loss has been great but Lord Palmer
ston said Friday night additional information had
arrived The allies Lost terribly by the Russians spring
ing mine, and during the confusion they (ths Rus
sans) recaptursd the Mamelon tower
Previous advcss to the l7sh stating that there
had firing both sides, but without any
su 1t of Importance.
All the camps are healthy excepting that at Balskla
lava, where cholera prevails. The SAr5aans suffer
ing. snd General Marmors, ths younger. Is dead
OPERATIONS AGAINST PEREKOP.
A esspach from Bucharest, via Vienna, coodrms the
report that an expedition hSs besn undertaken against
Pe1ekop Pelssser is exceedingly savage sganst the
legrs phic messages which Napoleon sends him. He Is
ported to have recently replied that when anything
lie win let the Emperor know butthat he has not
time TO act telegraph operator. This according to
rumor accounts for the recent absence Of In the
NoRiear.
RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS OF THE ALLIES Sue
CESSE5 IN THE SEA OF AZOFF.
The Russian account of the of the allies in
the SIS OF AzoH is published
GcrtschAkof confirms tho successes claimed by the
allies but Gays that operations against the Sea of Azof
we've expectsd-tha. not having mesna to opposs the
hostile sets the garrison had orders to blow up the
batteries and retre-that the grain stores burned by
tte allies resty private property, and do not
materially Affect the supply Of the army, mas
much anticipating such attack, supplies mostly
conveyed by land notwithstanding the facilities offered
BY sea.
The pondepce represents horrible atrocities PSF
peIa;sd by the French and Turks at the capture OF
kerssh boat expedition is rumored to be preparing
enter the river Don, but the Rusaians have the
trance deieneed BY twenty seven gun boSts
General Aduja now, Vice Hetnsn Of the Cossscks Of
n Den, has ssusa address for their general enrol
inert militia.
REPORTED RECAPTURE OF ANAPA BY THE
RUeSfANS-AFFAfRS IN THE PRINCIPAL
TILES.
The Russian forces have advanced aud eucampsd
Redout KAie The Turks have evacuated Batoum AMI
uouroui Su. Nassii Pacha hiss advan:si with his staff
to Kars
deepstch from varna, dated June II, which was
ietarjed the way, says the Russians had made An
unsuccessful attack Kars, and it reported they
had Ietalen Anapa.
Tie Austrian commander has proclaimed martial Law
in Moidavia, but the Modavian authorities refuse TO
prcnu the order uness authorised by the Sultan
Constantine Balshe, son Of the reguing prince,
killed at Jassy, in duel BY the Austrian Major Stall
berg. The affair had caufed considerable ation Ia
the PrincipAlites.
THE MASSACRE AT HANGO-OPERATION
IN THE BALTIC.
Admiral Baires, with squadron Of seventeen steam
ers has left Kel for the Baltic The rest OF the feet
lay of Seaker Island.
Tho recent attack on an English boats crew At Han.