The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-07

EArlFAx. July 4. The I,nyal Nail stca-
mcr america arrived here this evening. a,iu~
ing dates from Liverpool TO the 23l ult.
The news Is not in very great detail, bu,
is quite important
Dispatches have bconrccrived by Govern
mcnt announcing that the French and En~-
fish made Il combined attack in force on tire
Rtdan Battery and the Malakolf Tower, on
the 18th Of Jnnc. AMI were rcpuls,d by the
Russians with great Slaughter
The government lad given no details of
this great rrpulsc, but fraglnentary intelligent
&C and private advicrs SAY that the English
lost no flcr than 1000 men. including Lord
Campbell and IG officers. Runors Of other
DISASTERS are prevalent.
A large new French loan is Immediately
called for.
In the English parilnsnt Mr. RnrbucN has
moved Il vote Of ccusure Oh the conduct ofthe
Wy.
The following are the only official notifca-
TONS Of the event:
Lord Panmnre regrets to have to an
nonncc that he has received information tina,
the English troops attacked the Rtlan and
the French the Mnlukon' towers at daylight
on the morning of the 18th without the sue
cess which has hitherto attended our efforts.
Both the French and ourselves have suffered
considerably. The nancs..of tic officers who
have fallen will be forwarded Immediately,
but it will he impossible 20 receive complete
returns of all the casualties before tie 30th
inst. (Juncl at the earliest"
The Muniicnr announces that the govern
mcnt has received two dispatches from Gen.
Pelissicr--thc first dated the l7lh informs of
operations concerted between the General and
his allies and that the Turks and ChaSscurs
made reconnaissance towards A,otlar, Gen.
Bosquct occupying the Tehcrnaya. Thcncxt
day at day break the French and English
were to attack the Malakoff tower. The
second despatch dated the 18th. announces
that the attack had failed, and that although.
the troops had showed the greatest aldor, and
had gained footing in the Malakor tower,
Gen. PclSSicr was obliged TO order their re-
Sircmcnt into the parallel. This WIS effected
with order, and without mulcStatlon by the
cntmy.
Private accounts published in Tie London
Standard say the less e the British officers in
killed and wounded amounts to no less than
seventy. Among the killed are General Sir
j. Campbell, Col. Yea and Col. Shadfurth. -
From the obstinacy and courage with which
the combat WAS maintained by the British at
the Rcdan, and the necessity of eventually
retiring from the attack, the slaughter on aiI
sides has been immense. and if the informa-
ZION he correct, the loss in killed and wound
ell of the British alone, amounts to very lit.
tic short Of 1000.
Tie greater portion Of the loss was cxuori.
cnc,d in rayinc where powerful and mex.
r.ctcd battery was opened on the troops
There is reason to fear that the loss has been
very great but Lord Pnlmcrston said last
night no additional information had arrived.
The allies lost terribly by the Russians
sprlnEing mine, and during the confusion
they rccapturcd the Man,lon Tower.
Previous adyircS were to the lEl}, STATING
that there had been smart firing on Lo;I,
sides hut without any result of inheritance.
dcspotch from Bucharest. via Vienna.
confirms that an expedition las been under
taken against Perkop.
ic!lsS:er Is exceedingly savage against the
tclcgrarlc messages NAPOLEON sends him. lie
Us reported to haycicccni'y replied that when
Many Ding occurs he will let the Emperor
know, but that he has not time to act AZ "
telegraph: operator. This, according to
ru'nor accounts for the recent absence Of
news in the Monit,ur.
All the camps arc healthy. excepting that
at BalaklAva, whore cholera prevails. The
SardlIians arc suti RUG, and General Mar.
mora, the younger. is dead.
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