The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

forces were then abost TO sswaxe.
Al the present nonsat Il = not cA'.r from the teN
graphic Intelligence which has been Avade pubic,
his army: A turkish garrison vas In .. Ysmt.is
from any chance Of attack Oy land t .sa1 have bssl
useless 10 desan the main body Of the srny u To-
Husssns vithdrev from Ksrtch 70 village the int
ror Of the Kertch Peninsula, about tca miles the
high road to Kaa and. NJ sr George Bro sns cons
sent out completely equipped for the 6elS isoia iios
lowed tho retreatng division Of the Russians or
ed towaros Araba the land SIDE being the
me country Is more fsvorsbIs Tor mitsr, oos,s asss
than the southern the western coasts Of the Cmsa
for Il neither 90 mountainous the one 70 dry
and unprocuctive ~ thu other. Moreover the close
proximity to the both sides IL an immense add
tions facility to the movements Of army aotisg in
roops SIR George Brown nav DO abls 10 oeerate
dabIs diversion on that aide which the Russians
nav n,nto been saa exposed % oack and voc are san
operations IN 'ohich he Is engaged
THE CRMEAN CAMPAIGN AND SIEGE OF
6EBASrOPOL.
Letters received froa chs East msntisn the probsbi
ty Of attack Anaps By The allied armies support
% p aSss.Phe Pson.s corps ana the Cfos.si.ns Il
private Latter fro Odessa ot tbs 10th ut contains
the following passage respecting ono Of tho forts just
Before the war began, our letters from Novoropisk
coming round By the weaiisoms land route According
to our Last accounts General SereSrinkoff Who com.
mands intended TO give up the station and eva
cuate the fort The garrison ID kept incsssany foot
and hsnassed out Of life By the mountain people, wis
swarm round it like bees.
tersburg:-
SxBAsropoL, Jans /, 1856.
houses, some coastins vessels, and large depot OF
wheat Q. tho 29th seventeen Of the enemys vessels
cannoDsdsd Gsuisschi and barnt there Transports
the enemys long boats from which the fre proceeded
to retire On tho aoth the enemy had not undertakes
anything new against Genitschi.
The Paris Monteur Of June announces that the
Minister Of War received the following despatch from
General Pelisser-
Advces received from Kertch, dated the 3st Of May
announce that ON the refusal of the military auta
the tongue land Of Arabat to give up tho govern.
ment stores and 80 vessels laden with or the
+. s1sr. army r. the the qu.dron sads.
out the troops and destroyed all tho stores The enemy
has thus lest In four days, immense quantity Of
exclusively In provsionng the troops In the Crimea
Tho following from Lord Raglan, communicated by
Lord Pannurs, appeared in the London papers on
sEBAsropoL, June 8, 1866.
News from Kertch Of the ID Infant Everything Is
from Crcassa with the intelligence that Soujuk Kaleh
was evacuated the 2sth May. Tbs Russians had
and six mortars having rst rendered them
ble
Tho following from Admiral Lyons, Is communicated
Moore, Of H. NJ. 8 Highfysr, who has just returned
from the coast Of Crcasia reports that the enemy had
pubic buidisss sixty guns and Il. morssrs he ens
my appears to be concentrating at Anapa, and to be
Strengthening his works there TIE fort tho road
between Soujuk Kaleh and AnspA Is also evacuated.
The following letter had been received in Paris from
the French camp before sebastopol dated May "a
thing o. sunday Soassg sio S
sions embarked 1T Kamiesch. Al the commanders Of