Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

mate he shemy's lpssss. Il nau.,bs iron,
5,OOO,to 5000 killed and wounded. "a
26th-The enemy has nos made Z d.
mCnslil,ion either u front OF hgainsl Ihe
lines % The TscheTnigA. The Wprks % the
Qualifications Of Kameisch sre progressing.
'fhs sariiary condifuu O. me urmy is good.
Dispatches from Raglaaon The sob says
leuers from BrpwnaHd Admiral byons on he
29,h, announce ,hsdssivuslion BY the enemy
|cf a Russian war -sieamel5. and largs de-
posiis of corn, The Allies slpops succeed-
ed ia blowing up amagaziue a. AfabAs. de.
s,roying about 100 insrchaDs vessels. Only
one Russian steamship is retained IN AzoE
Tho FeIoccnpa,iohl 6i Galh,z apd attacks
upon lsmsel and Rsci, are confidently spO;
ken Of. The garrison or Sevss,opol drew
mos. of their supplies rom Kshch, lts
capture therefore must exercise speedy Ia,
iluence On ,he siege. 'tNlt' s''' VIZ
Ills fuinored ID Paris that ,Pslissiet HAS
a,,acked and routed Lipranli's force. seN
Canrober,ls reported wounded, and al.
other General killed. Il Is regarded ~
doubtful. NA e'fSN taf'H9aTa .flH'
Raglan telegrapks as follows, on The 9Th:
''Ws are masters Of ihe sea Of AzJf--
Wi,hou, casualty troops landed al Kensch
on her Msjes,y's birthday. The enemy
fed. blowing up the Notifications on both
sides Of The s,raiis, destroying their steam,
srs. Some vessels and 80 guns have fallen
In the hands OF the Allies is9 Y nv :
Raelan further ,eIegrsphed ,ha. ION The
25,h General Sir George Brown reached
YsDikaIl having the previous day destroyed
the foundry near Kerisc8, where Ihe shot.
shell and mimic balls xVrs manufactured.
Fifty cases of choI9ra and 20 deaths
are reported in the British forces before
Ssvas,opol. Some cases am ong ,hs
French. The SsrdiniAH conhnsn. landed
| 10 d splendid condition aud well supplied
with oil material Of war. The heat sue.
ceeded The rain. iH' '8 Hsf'.- ea
Large conveys entered Seyastopol from
The nor.h. The Russians are working Wig.
orously on The north side, erecting ear,t
works, &c. The Allies have completed III,
i fourth parallel. The British are moving
all the heavy morIars fn,s adyarc.d paral
lei. Two deserlefs iron Sevastopol repor,
ed The garrison as very s.rong numerically
The no. weather is causing sickness,
From THE BALrIc..--lt il reported d
Danlzlc o1 the Esd, thai the frs, division 0
the Russian gun boats stationed at SweaborI
I had made movement toward the 0pposi,
coast In The direction Of Riga.
The French squadron sailed from Kie
on the 92d 10 jnn the English, which las. i
Ieporled beyond Nargen. @
\ The Russian Minsterof Foreign Affair
has issued circular respecting the blockad
of Finland poris ~hich SAYS England ha
departed from the principle thar The fla,
covers the cargo. and warns neural vessel
of the circumstances. ~
The expected resumption Of The vienn
conference has not ,aken place. Ii Il
doub.furiy reported ,ha. the new AusIria
propositions were psrenp,orily negadved b
England and Frsnce. II I'a ~ 2
The Austrian negotiation Is more acliv
Than ever. The viceroy cf EgypI ha
given orders for the construction Of Rail
road across the ls,hmus Of Siez. '+''Pe
Menchikof returned TO 81, Petersburg
and was we'll received BY The Emperor. "a
Russian prisoners are In the hands of ih
; English, while the Russians have but 10
privates. aud 10 officers belonging 10 III
4 British. " aa' 90 it'''l',S rffI n
SpAIN--The insurgents OF Cospi and Al
cahi,z are defeated. and Two leaders and
priest shot. ''''' - go '''''' ''''7s
4 CHINA.-At Shanghai the 9th Of Februa
ry all was quiet. The troops are Withdraw
towards Nankin. In The Inferior matter
; assumed an uniavorabls change. The In
surgents are making such advances ,ha, Il 4
feared !. might stop The expdrt trade I
y Shanghai. A famine .hleaIened The people
Al Canton food riots we're apprehendsd.
"a British feel OF eight vessels Of wa
rendezvous in japan afterwards ptoceede
y 10 the Russian settlements north. 'tv
4 The U. s. ship J. P, Kennedy al Cantor
7 Vandaia u, Whampoa, and Powhaian d
Singapore, Capi. Adams, proceeded home
ward by this mail, with The ratified Japa
treaty. '"'' ''lF ,f'h'H.f !"
COMMERCIAL lNrELLIGENcR The None
marke, is easier; Consols advanced TO 92i
y American Stocks closed with an active d.
mand, and prices slightly adyar ced. '','
Breadsluffs dull and unchanged Ito
4 sIiohtlv advanceH if 500 NY" ftiH i'1 1t