Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-17
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL'OF THE PACIFIC,
Further Details from the Crimea.
LORD IR A CLAN ILL. s
Allies preparing for another Assault
Cholera among the French Troops.
New YoRK. july IL,

NEW YORK, July IL.
The steamer Pacific arrived at six o
clock this morning. She brings advices
! from Liverpool TO the 18Th, her regular
day of sailing.
! GENERAL INrELLIoENcE.-The new.
consists almost wholly Of the details OIL
tho news by tho America.
The recent repulse of the allies has
not damaged their position, and on the
whole the state Of affairs is considered
sufficiently satisfactory.
Lord Raglan is dangerously III, and
asks TO he recalled.
The total allied loss on tho 18th was
over 5000. The army was nevertheless
in good spirits, and were preparing lol
another assault.
No further battles occurred on land cr
sea.
I. Austria continues to disband hel
army.
The English and French reciprocnlIy
blame each other for tho disasters at
Sabnstopol.
Pcllissicr's dispatches say Sabastopol
will soon be completely invested. Tho
allies retain possession Of the Round
Tower, Csnline and the Mamelon.
The Cholera had broken out among
the French troops.
Gortchakolf's dispatches state that the
Allies were weakened, and that the
Allied troops which crossed the Tcher.
maya had returned.
The latest item is that Lord Palmer.
ston denies that Raglan had asked to be
recalled. He had been sick, but was
recovering.
Hause was also bombarled. The
Russians admit that the Cossacks' boat
showed flag Of truce, but they feared
treachery.
Great movements are taking place in
the Allied squadrons.
The London Saturday Times states
that the Emperor Alexander is seriously
i'll. The King Of Prussia had also been
i'll for some time, and his reign is proba'
bly, drawing to Il close.
The French and English are proceed.
ing with their approaches against the
enemy's works, and are erecting new
batteries, 10 be armed with heavy guns.
The Russians continue 10 repair the
damages done during the last attack
Very little firing on their part. The
Allies retain possession Of the round
Russian fort in the Cemetery, from
whence they were driven on the 18th,
and the Mamelon, at the gorge of the
valley, which divides the English left
attack from the right to the south har.
Dor.
The Paris CORES aspondent Of the Times
speaks of communication having
taken place between the French and
English Governments, arising out of
complaints by Gen. Pellissier Of wan,
Of combination or a want Of energetic
support on the part Of his English col.
league.
Forty.six internal matches have been
destroyed-one Of them exploded on the
poop Of the Exmouth. Admiral Sey.
mour and Capt. Louis, who were ex.
amining it at the time, were severely in.
jured. Lieut.. Pierce was slightly in.
jured.
| VIENNA. 2S-9 A. M.
Official Wiener Zeitung announces
the dismissal of the reserves Of the 81
and 4lh armies. Authentic advices from
Vienna state that there is no foundation
whatever for the statement published in
several German newspapers, that new
proposals of peace have reached that
capital from St Petersburg.
From the London Times Of the Goth,
it appears that the actual number Of
English killed ard wounded, in the
recent attack on the Redan, is not that
terrible amount a. first supposed, when
it was stated that the loss Of our noble
army was not less than 1000, which
was Interpreted 10 mean British loss
alone, and it was inferred that if we
had lost so many, the loss Of the French
must have been 10000 or more, The
total loss, in killed and wounded, does
aot exceed 1000, Of which our number
is just 300 non.commissioned officers
and men killed, and IA wounded-to.
tai 1868. Number Of officers killed
and wounded, 03-making an exact TO.
tai of 1895 men.