Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-06-23
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CLOSING or THE NiESSA CoSFERrScFs-Cov
TiNuED SuccEss or THE ALLIEs-GESFR-
AL BoNBARDMrsr OF SRsAsroPoL.
The s,e,msbin Asia from I;vernool IuDoab
reached Ualif,Y s,rly wedne.day norpin, A.
most simultaneously with the ST Iouis A, New
yorl ,bc I,uc, hr;ng;ne news Con, davs aud
tho former one wecl, later rom Furone The
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es, An nrosncc, of Immediate no,ce bv No.
,o,;,,;on and Win ,ha clos;n, of ,ho V;e,,.
conference and ,bc All;cs INNS, now in
American phr,se .sconouer n peace- This
,hev soeru n he se,,ing themselves abou, in
mood e,rncs, and with e,corrog;ng snccoss
Proaprss oy rus w ,p-Tbe bo,nbsrdmen,
If Sel,as,opol recommenced on The s,h If Juuc.
and on The dav m, steamer saiIsd desna,cb
uas received from Lord RAGLAN dated tho sth
G n. m. announcing that ,lter a fierce bombard.
men, The French attached and carried the
NIamelop and the White Towor. the greatest
eallantry being displayed on both sides. The
loss both to the Russians and the French was
very great, but no figures are given. This
event gave great buoyancy 10 public feeling in
England, and caused slight rise in cousols.-
A letter from the French camp before Sebaslo-
pol states that the allies were on the eve of
great events; everything was prepared the
last arrangements had been made in a council
Of war, at which Canrobert, Pelissier. Bosanei.
Raglan, Omar Pacha, Brown. Delta. Marmora
and adrnirals Brunt and Lyons were present
All the reinforcements had come up, making
the French army amount to 900 900 meu.
Details of the affair before Sebastopol on the
night of May 22d, allow great gallantry on the
part Of the French, but also show that the vic.
tory was not in reality further advance. but
merely successful attempt TO destroy very dan
gcrous works which the Russians had erected in
front of their defense, and which would hayo
ouiianked the French attack. The plan Of the
Russians was to unite all their ambuscades BY
gabions, and this the French succeeded in pre-
venting, but at IN immense loss, which gave TO
the engagement the proportions of battle.
In the advance on the Tchernaya the allied
force numbered 20 900, OF french, Sardinians
and Turks. The Russians retired without OPP
position, and the condition oflhe grounds shows
that they never intended to maintain the posi-
ton Details of the capture of Kertch are o.
so received No resistance was made. The
Russians withdrew and tho inhabitants fed.
leaving their houses on fire. The allies found
II 900 tons of coal at Kortch and so dismoun-
ted guns but no powder and stores. Yenui-
kale will DO fortified and Rarrisoned by Turks
Kertch will be abandoned. Genitschok is no,
taken, although il has been bombarded and the
stores DESTROYED, but the Russians expec,od to
save portion Of the partly burned stores.
The allied fleet, which tho Atlan,ic's news
informed us had gained possession of The Sea
Of AzofF, had advanced to further victories
The fleet has appeared before Genitcbi. and
landed body of scamen and marines. which
drove back tho Russians. and DESTROYED all the
dcpots and vessels laden with corn and SAMPLES
for tho Russian army M less tban six mill
lions Of rations Of co,n and 0our destined for
The Russian army a, ssbas,onol and in The cri.
NEE. had been dos,roved IN Tho Sea Of AzofT.
ms wen rs Oh ,raa;n,, yessels Ceo;,cb; ,be