Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-07-07
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ATTEMPT TO Storm SrBAsToroL-THE ALLIES
RrPuLsED WITH GRRAT Loss.
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roacheu iiah'aN on 'he evening OF inc 4m'
The news is scanty but in the highest degree
important. The allies had met with a serious
check before Sebastopol. On the 18th of June
the French and the English respectively attack
ed tho Malakoff and Redan Towers, but were
both repnlsed with great slaughter. Private
advicea Of the most serious description agitatc
the public mind. According TO one account
the British loss alone was not short Of 1000, in
GLIDING among the killed Gen. Campbell, Col.
Yea, Col. Shadfufth and others, in all upwards
Of 20 officers. From the o%bsiinacy and cour-
age with which the combat was maintained by
the British at the Rcdan, and the necessity Of
eventually retiring from the attack, the slaugh-
ter on all sides was immense. The greater
portion OF the loss was experienced In a %rayine,
where a powerful battery was unexpectedly
opened on the troops. The allies also lost ter
ribly by a mine sprung by the Russians, and
during the confusion the Russians recaptured
the Mamelon which was afterwards re,aken by
the French. Lord Panmure announced official
ly in parliament the loss by the rcpulse rs con-
siderable, bat said details could not be received
before June 30th. The official despatch Of
Gen. Pelissier says, the troops showed the
greatest drdor in the attack. and had gained n
footing in the Malakof tower, when he was
obliged 10 order their retirement into the paral-
lei. This was effected with order and without
moleslaiion from The enemy.
The camp in the Crimea was healthy, except
al baiakiava, where cholera prevailed. Tie
SardInlans were suffering and Gen. MatmoIa
the younger had died. Pclissier is reported to
be exceedingly savage about Napoleon's con-
stan, surveillance by telegraph, and recently re-
piied' mat when anything happened he would
le' inc emperor Know but had not time TO act
as a telegraph operator This is said to account
ioF Tue recent absence Of news In the Paris
Monlieur. The general loss In the taking Of
inc Maineion and the q%uarries, was 1000.
Russian accounts confirm substantially the
a'lieu successes III the sea OF Azoif, but say
ihey were anticipated and the garrisons had Or
ders 10 blow Up the Qualifications and retire, that
the grain stores burned were mostly private
property and do not materially affect the supply
Of the army. Horrible atrocities are ascribed
10 the French and Turks at the capture OF
kerisch. A boat expedition is rumored to be
preparing to enter the river Don, but the Rus
slams have The entrance defended by 81 gun
boats.
Admiral Baines' squadron of II steamers has
len hiel for the Baltic. The recent attack on
the English boats crew on Cronstad,, under a
flag Of truce, causes much excitement in Eng
land. The evidence comes from the sole sur
vlvor, a negro, who asserts that he heard the
l'ussIan oihcer say, II don't care a damn for a
nag OF truce The unprecedented supposi,ion
Is 'hai Inc Russians thought the boat was TAX
ing sonndings, as recently at kertsch. Ad-
mlrai Dundas has demanded redress Of the Rus
san authorities. The Russian account says
SIX were Killed and the remainder taken prison
ers' An Internal machine was exploded under
ine hnglish steamer Merlin and the FREELY, of
.rohs'ad', which were damaged, but not serious
"
lhe Austrian commander in the Turkish
Ptloolpaii'les has proclaimed martial law in
Ais'd@''@' bot 'h" -'@".-''o.--sf-- 80 rss.~~l
gaze 'ne o'usf unless authorized ey the sultan
a"r " oe9n oauSeu III inc PtiheipaH'
ueS " Oo"s'l"''n' nAisne, s'epson o. inc reign
"s pt."'e "s'l veon A'i'eo IN a ouei oy IN
VA' "'J,t 'uA'0eig.
ItN"AL Nt" ihs 'oufhl, oi ~ re-
,''s" oi d recent ea'e says ~reaee Is pos
s'ole' II france ana England VIII IT, inasmuch
Dc the iout'n poinl Is morally settled, and The
"a'isa''on oi 'ho Danube ana evacuation 1.-THE
p'ne'pa,''es are virtually settled leaving only
'ne lhiu poihl 10 DO arranged