The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARn1vAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
MORE FIGHTING.
News Important.
New YORK, June 18th

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scotch Pigs 75s Sd.
Money market easier.
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LIVERPOOL, June /.
Breadstuffs dull. Provisions better
Cotton inactive.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
The Allies have captured the Sea oi
Azof as also the Russian camp at Itch.
eruays, besides various successes be
fore Sevastopol.
The news comprises three distinct sue
cesses of the Allies: .t
LIST. The French, in sanguinary con.
flict, lasting the whole night Of the 22d,
took and retained an important position
Of defence before Seyastopol. No less
than 5000 men were killed or wounded
by the bayonet.
Cd. The Allies made rapid advance
and retained the Russian lines on Teh.
ernaya, without much loss, the Russians
retreating 10 the hills.
Sd. The Allies expedition has OBJ.
tained easy possession of Kertch and Com
mand the Sea Of Azof, in which are now
II allied steamers.
The Russians. on the approach Of the
Allies, blew up the forts and burned !
steamers and 80 transports, and half a
million sacks of breadstuffs.
France and England decline any furth-
er conference.
Hopes of peace prevail.
Grotschikoffs account of the affair is
this; Yesterday evening seventeen bat
talions of the enemy, with reserves, at
tackled us. The French approach com
menced the day before in front of Bas.
tons and 6. The combat was sangun-
ary and lasted the whole night, Our
l2 battallions lost $500 in driving back
the enemy.
Pellissier telegraphs on the 25th at
10 P. M:
To-day we have occupied the line Of
Tierhernalja. Enemy, not in force, off
cred but little resistance and retreated
rapidly into the hills. We have defn-
itely established ourselves in the works
carried on the 22d and Esd.
An armistice has been agreed upon for
burying the dead. The enemies losses
must be 5 to 5000 killed and wounded.
Up to the cath. the enemy had not made
any demonstration either in front or a.
gainst the lines on Tiehernaya the works
of fortfcation al Kamersch are progress
ing.
lie had brief announcement of the
French having driven the Russians from
a strong position Of defence and placed
arms before Sevastopol, 1t occurred du-
ring the night of the 22d and 23d, and
was the most sanguinary affair that had
taken place, being defended by nearly
the whole garrison, Total loss on both
sides, killed and wounded, set down at
5000. Pellessier says the Russian loss
is enormous; that of his own troops con-
siderable, though much less. The French
retain possession.
On the cath the enemy fled, blowing
up the Notifications on both sides of the
straits, and destroying their steamers,
some vessels and fifty guns falling into
the hands of the Allies,
Raglan further telegraphs on the 25th
that Gen, Sir George Brown reached
Yenikale, having the previous day des,
troyed foundry near Kertch, where shot,
shell and Mimic balls were manufactured.
A despatch from Raglan on the 3Oth
the destruction of four Rus
sian war steamers and large deposits of
corn.
The garrison at Sebaslopol drew most
Of their supplies from Kertch.
The capture therefore must exercise
speedy influence on the seige. Fifty
cases of cholera and thirty deaths are re.
ported among the British forces before
Sebastopol; seven cases among the
French.
The Sandman Contingent landed in
splendid condition, well supplied with the
material Of war.
Two deserters from Sebastopol report
d the garrison strong, and that the hot
weather. was causing sickness.
The very latest from Memil is to the
9th ult when the steamer Driver was
ent into the Baltic ports and served YES.
els with official notice of blockade, and
ound the American ship Samuel Apple
On, of Boston, which was also served
18th warning 10 clear within sixty days.
A day or two afterward while out
ruising she fell in with the Appleton,
nd an officer was sent on board to cx-
mine her papers, and found them per-
'ctly in order, whereupon the officer
cmanded to see her bill of lading. The
american Captain objected, which be.
an to make difficulty. The officers in.
sted when it turned out that the APP
Teton had just landed at Baltist port 50,
90 rifles, 10000 revolvers besides about
90 bales of cotton as ostensible part of
er cargo. The ship was carefully over
auled but nothing contraband Of war
'as found.
Stock Of Bullion in the Bank Of Eng
md has increased E467 ,o65.
The Vienna Conference has not taken
lace. It's doubtfully reported that the
ew Austrian propositions have been per.
mtorily negatived by England and
rance. The Austrian negotiation was
lore active than ever.
The Vice Row of Erynt has nivnn Or.