The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
Arrival Of the
G Q L D & NJ G ATE!!!
Two Weeks Later from the Atlantic
States and Europe.

0laISn anu LuTOpe.
The p. VI. &. 8. Cos steamer Golden
Gate arrived nj San Francisco on SATURDAY
last, bringing dates from the Atlantic States
to the 9Th Of July
From the " Memoranda" Of the Golden
Gate we learn that the Isthmus is exceed.
ingly healthy the railroad continu, in ex
cellcnt order, trains crossing regularly IN
three or four hours The Railroad Company
have just received from New York three or
opr large Iron Barges, which are being rut
or in Panama, for the purpose Of convey ing
passengers, mails and f,eght from the steam
ers to the shore, which will efFeciualy do
away with the use Of small boats.
Tie U. s. soop Of. war John Adams was
AT Panama having arrived about the 18Th.
officers and crew all well. She was expected
to sail for the Fcjee Islands about the 18Th Of
July.
FOREIGN NEWS
The New York papers contain no other
news from the Crimea than the details Of the
capture Of the Mamelon aud White Towers
by the allied forces ON the 9Th Of June. The
San Francisco He,ald, however, publishes
the following telegraphc spatch, forwarded
To that journal from Halifax on the morning
Of the 9Th Of July:
HALIFAX, Thursday Morning, July S.
The Royal Mail Steamship America, Capt
Long, from Liverpool the 23l ult., arrived at
this port yesterday a ternoon, and sail,
again for Boston. The steamer North Star
(oi the Vanderbilt Llne) arrived at IIavrc
goth Of June. The Herman from Bremen
ria Southampton. sailed from SOUTHAMPTON
same day for New York. with IS passenger.
and $50 cons cargo.
The Siege of SebnstopoI
Lord Raglan's dispatch and the Newspaper
correspondence are at hand, describing the
gallant capture OF the MAmclon Tower and
the Quarrics The details are highly inter
sting.
Defeat ofthe Allies with Terrible sInnrh-
ter--te-caPturc Of the nIamelon
Tower
! he Allies have made an unsuccessful NJ
tempt Oh the 18Th June to storm Seba.topol
The most contradictory reports prevail with
regard to the transaction. by some accoun
the English repor. Is yet down at four thou
sand men, but this is believed to be an exag
geratlon. The following are the only official
notifications Of the event:
Lord Panmure regrets to have 10 an
nounce that he has received information thai
the English troops attacked he ReLan, and
the French the Malakoff 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 name Of the officers who
have fallen will be Orwarded Immediately
but II viii be imposs Bile To receive complete
returns of all the casualties before the 3Oth
INST, (Iune,) at the earliest"
The Woniteur announces that the Govern
ment has received two dispatches from Gen.
Pelsair. The first dated the l7th, informs
US OF the operations concerted between him
self and his allies, and Il at the Turks and
Chesseurs had made reconnaissance towards
Atodar, Gen. Bo,quet accompanying the
Ches.eurs To the TcNtrnaya. The next day at
daybreak the French aud English were 10
attack the Malakoff Tower. The second dis.
patch dated the lsh, announces that the at
tack had failed aud that although the troops
had shown the greatest ardor aud had gained
u footing in the Malakoff Tower. Gen. Pei.
essar was Obliged to order the retreat into
the parallel. This WAS Effected with order.
and without molestation by the enemy.
Private accounts published in the London
Standard, say the loss Of the Brush officer,
in killed aud wounded amounts to no less than
seventy Amongst the killed are Gen Sir j
Campbell, Cob. Yea. and Col. Chadforth.-
From the obstinacy and courage With which
the combat was maintained by The Fritsh AZ
the Redan. and the necessity of eventually
retiring from the attack the slaughter on
all SIDES las been immense, and if the infor
nation be correct, the los in Killed and
wounded Of the British alone amounts to /
very little short of four thousand The
greatest portion of the loss WAS experienced
n a rayine here a powerful and unexpected
battery WAS opened on the troops There Is
reason TO fear that the loss has been very
Srea; but l.ord Palmerston said, last night.
that no addisional Information had been re