The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19
THE WAR

ACCOUNTS FROM THE CRndEA, ETC.
Lord Raglan buried the Sd Of July, with oil the
pomp which circumstances permitted.
There are rumors that Pessier Is about to be super
SEEDED.
Since tho repuss Of the 18th June the allies have been
strengthening their advances against the Maiako and
Pessers latest despatch, dated July says his works
progressing satisfactorily.
Gen. Simpson telegraphsd on the 4th that there was
nothing new since his last accounts.
The main facts have been already stated Of the un'
succesu attack upon Sebastopol the 18th Of June
The papers per the Canada contain further Details in
cludng ths tespatch of Pelissier.
1t is stated that General Margans French divi-
sion, on the way to attack the fort the extreme
right BY the Careening HArbor, commenced the at
tack prematnrely and before the other divisions ha
taken their ground. Margan fell mortaIy wounded,
and his division being thrown into disorder the Rus
sans turned their concentrated fire upon the next d.
vision as ii came up under General Brunet and ahat
tered it badly. Brunei also fell Orders were tlen
given 70 withdraw the troops into ths trenches, al
though Gen. Autemerre had meantime reached ths Ma
lako Tower The retreat effected With good orer.
but with great loss.
When iysa Raglan The defeat OF thu first FfHch
division he hastily ordered attack on tho Reian,
TO effect q diversion In favor Of HB French, al
though it was prsvieusly intended that the British
should not attack until fhs French should have cap
tured the MslakoH, inasmuch the MalakoTs guns
quite corsA handed the Redau SO far civilians at
distance &C judge Lord Raglans order to attack
great error the British stormfng party, being
sucently stfony TO carry the works. repused with
much daughter. curious incident is, that General
Eyre with nd British troops penetrsted into
tho suburbs Of sebsstopo itself and held possession Of
the house, street for seventeen hours but being
totally unsupported, he retired at nightfan Ths in
ts hat I'D tha or Svst
1naticsly planned the city would have fallen, ut
least lis first line Of defence might have been carried
French letters OF June 26th say that the army full
Of confidence. The approaches were pushing forward
to the Malsk Tower, and French battery Of thirty
guns nearly completed ia front Of the CAresnins
Bay, to kesp of the Russian ships, their hrs having
caused much loss on the 18th.
Vienna papers say that GortschAkod had sen. for
"a 600 men, he had reinforced IiprAndis army
with another division.
The Tu rks and sardinians, under omer Pasha and
General Msrmora have made excursions in the lateral
valleys OF the Tchernaya without meeting resistance
Numerous works of art captured from the Ksrtch
seum and from General wranges private col Lection
on the way TO Paris.
Mr. STOW the commissioner sen. by the London Ttmes
70 the Crimea to administer the balance Of the hosp
tai fund, fell sick from exerton, and "routine"
excluded him from the very hospitals he aiding
He was carried In a scorchins TO the church at
Balaklava where he died victim to Official inhunAnity
The Turco British contingent force, now nnubsring
5000 men, j. in camp near Domusdsre.
Careful estimates show that this has already cost
half million Of iives and yet decisive battles hare
4ahen place.
despatch Berlin, dated July 4th, states that
ahe town OF Sys.sdt at the entrance Of the Gulf Of
Bothnia. has been bombarded and destroyed.
Russian accounts, under date Of June 10, SAY the
allied aors Of $50 guns hrsd for eight hours against
the batteries the mouth Of the Narva, without effect
and then withdrew TO seskar Island.
JrSx 20 The allies made descent on Kotka Island.
destroyed the telegraph, and burn. the government
stores.
Jrsy 21 Some OF the allied steamers took rtings
in Nys,Adt Roads, while Others fred hours PORT
Revel without doing any material injury.
JuM a2 ASD 23.-Oecasopsl .hots vere exeAAnged
between sunooats employed in shore and the Rsve bat.
tcriss.
JrtY 5.-1he bulk Of the allied squadron vaa oil
Crons,adt.
The Jonrndl Of st. Pe,erSbsg publishes . correspcn q.
eDce respecting the recent AFFAIR At Hanso stating hat
tbe far OF truce not vsibs and accusing the Ecx
lsh o. mans improper Of Gags Of truce generally
EngIsnf.
The business before Pariarssnr Of an izrort
ant nature.
Msssrs. Roebuok and Duncorse had asked fer com.
ittee OF nqury the alleged brutal conduct OF tbs
police ~ the Hyde Park denomination against the sua
day trading bin, bet were refused.
On Tridsv night yr ylnor Cibssu aAked the x0vsr1.