New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02
TIE WAR.

The general prospects Of the war at hone sui
abroad were no, very encouraging. Psrtis successes
before Sevasopol have, however, revived the drOop-
ing spirits Of the army although the small rspored
Losses Of the Allies show that the were not
of Importance.
Pelis,ier. whose character suffered much after the
,epulse Of the eth June was rcgsinng conf lsnce
and from the strength Of TIE French works no cos
advanced toward the Mslakoh there is probalrli,,
Of its early capture.
A dispatch from Gen. Simpson is published givn,
An account of the embsrkation Of the body Of L,ri
Raglan for England. Pelisser placed garland Of
iumorfelles on the coflin aud the French troops
formed an avenue of men six miles long, from be
camp TO the sea.
The following are the latest dispatches. Under ils
ofJu,v 16. II p. NJ. Gen PeIissier telegTaphs:
Tie enemy. who had for some days eldeavord q
van 10 stop our left approaches IN front Of tie
Malakoff Tower, attempted last night 10 drive usoak,
but they repulsed by the INST diVison OF me sec
ond corps Three times the Russians threw her-
selves upon cur trenches with their usual shOltng
hut after each attempt they were compelled TO retreat
bv H. steady fire snd calm attitude OF our soters
leaving behind them many of their slam.
July L. General Simpson telegraphs: Nothig OF
uimportance has occurred The army = IN GOOD
Health" July Is be teleyraphs: " a sorte made o.
the left attack repulsed with ony three eaaI-
ties on the British aide. ,.
The Pafis Patrie Of July 10 says According 10 the
news received this morning. the Russians attempted
"apo,ber sOrtie last night about 10 O'Clock, against
tbe batteries of Careenng Bay, and were vigorously
repused. Letters say that the Russian shlis begin
snfer from the French mortar battery on the side
" Of Quarantine Bay, and deserters say that the
"raticus of the shipping reduced ore hail.
The French have cleared Kamesh OF all suspicious
nersons and have established municipality.
The British General Eyre has had a leg amputaei.
Ssr oh Ill cd vifh in No nn1
and under flag OF truce his sword was returned.
THE ARMY N THE FIELD.
The Sandman and Turkish forces have again With
drawn from the Valley Of Bai3ar TO Balaklaya Tbs
may indicate either another modification In the plan
of campaign that field operations against the kas.
slams have been abandoned. The report If confirmed
that the Russians have received reinforcements. Coz
shakof has written TO ST. Petersburg ackno Sledgns
their arrival.
THE BLACK SEA
Anher sea expedition is fitting ont, but the tesina
ton il unknown Ii is supposed 10 be either agana
Odessa or 10 relieve the Turks har pressed in AnstO.
Ha and perhaps II NAV be for eTatOns on the Dan
ube -Four thousand Turks are IN the Dobrijs
where reinfoIcements Of French and English are e.
I pectod.
ASIA
Reliable accounts to June Esd states that the Rus
ssn army. under Gen. Murayeif, had invested KAr,
while a small corps d'armte had advanced upon
/ Kutais, and was pressing the Turkish garrison Of
BatOum. Tie Russians number 10000, aud the IEn
$1,000, under Nasseff Pasha and Gen. Williams The
Russians bringing siege guns from Gumri, end he
situation Of the Turks il critical unless they renter
Kers second Silistria. The Russians hold the rosb
70 ErzerOum.
THE PRINcIPALITTEs.
The Austrian troops in the Prncipalities are baag
prOuOrtiOnably reduced. and the men conveyed hone
10 Hungry some 10 Vienna.
THU BALTIC.
Nine British ships were reccnnoiteri0g approaches
10 AbO.
The Russian official journal Of Helsingfors eDn-
plains that on JAY SIX English boats came iaiO
the small harbOr of Kgums, District of AbO, under
the fslse pretext OF FLAG Of truce, and p1ndered be
shipping until fired on by detachment of Chs%
seurs.
No intelligence concerning the movements OF the
main body Of the allied forces had been received
GERsIANIC RELATIONS.
The London Morning Chronicle publishes the eIs
OF on Austrian Circular dated June %, to the Ger
manic Diet The dOcumeu, speaks strongly for peace,
and also SAYS that Austria viii continue 70 hold the
Pnncipaities TIL peace be restored. Austria further
asks Ire Germanc Confederation 70 mantsln rs prs
ent attitude. ,elegraphi' dispatch says the DethS
replied that present circumstance do not cen Tor sa
measures and the Diet does not contemplate extend
iag tie obligations engagements.
II j. stated In Vienna that better understanding
row exists between the Austrian aud Prus.an Cao-
NJ t. and that their action in toe Federal Diet vii be
identical There il also rumOr-scaroely creditabe
hOwever-that the Allies propose that the Crimes BE-
Given 10 Turkey the Princpalities 10 Austria, AMI
Lombsrdy 10 Sardinia. England and France 10 have
contingent advantage.
GREAT BRITAIN.