Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-07
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IIAurAx. July 5.

uALirA1, July D.
The royal mail steamship America.
Capt. Lang, auivei Lers yesterday alter.
nova. and viii be due Al Boston al an early
houl on I inlay morning. She brings dates
iroIn Liverpool 10 the 23l Of Jrnc-ls,er
than reeeiVeiby the Hartmann. The news
Is cIuiy but D ghly important. The Allies
had met with a serious check before Sebas-
20. oe
On June 18th the French and English.
respectively. attacked the MalakoT aud
i'eian towers, Uutwere both repulsed with
great slaughter. Details could not be look
,el Tor before the end Of June, but, in the
meantime private atvicss Il the most seri
Gus description were agiialing the public
mind. Accoriingto one account the Brit
l>h loss alone was not shOlt OF 1900, in
.cluding killed Gen. Campbell and
upwards oi seventy other officers. Con
ltradlctoay rumorS prevailed, AMI it is
thought the above was somewhat exasger-
dted.
In the British Parliament Mr.. Roebuck
had moved vote of censurc against the
Ministry.
y large French AN was to be immsli.
aleiy negotiated.
Bleadstuifs, with the exception of In lian
Com, had slightly advanced ami remained
At about the rates current at the departure
ot the Baltic.
Provisions generally steady at about
lolrHer quotations
| HALIFAX, July > p. M.-The steamer
dmerica sailed from Liverpool the 23d
june and arrived here to-day. The North
star arrived out on June Doth. On June
luth al attempt WAS made to storm Sebas-
topol. The Engli,h troops attacked the
itedan anl the French the Malakoff tower.
but were repHIsci with great loss. Pei
li'soersays, although the troops had shown
the greatest ardor aud hal gained a looting
on the Nai&koti' tower, he was obliged to
order their retirement to the parallel, which
was effected i'll good order and without
mo'esta,ion from the emmy.
Private accounts represent the slaughter
on all sides as immense-thc Blitish being
placed at 1900, including Gen. Campbell,
Col. Yale, Col. Spadfo!th, and others
The great loss proceeded from the spring
Ing Of mines by the Russians; and during
the attack the Russians are said to have re-
captured Mamclon, which had been taken
from tham hy the allies. An attack had
been undertaken against Perc.lop by the
Allies.
Goucha!,of' confirms the successes of
the Allie, in The sea Of Azof but says they
were an5irjpated, aal says leys anco is
now the Russian policy. He also says the
grain destroyed was private property, and
that The army ssupplics arc not materially
affected. Preparations were making for a
new expedition up the river Don.
In Asia th3 Rpssians hal advanced to-
wards hAcl, and are also stated to have ia
kan AnaPa, aud to have made an unsuc-
cosstul attack against Kars.
Baltic Admiral Bancs, with squadron
OF 10 steamers, had left kiel
In the D,itinh Parliament q proposed
vote OF cenaure against the Cabinet to
whom tao report ofthe Roob"ol+ g . mi NIT
tee charges some Of the disasters, created
considerable excitement. Sir Z. l.. Bul-
wer replied, calling for administrative re-
form. 1t passed the Commons unani-
!mon,ly.
EEANcE.-TIio Legislature has been con-
volId for july 70 to nesoiate u new loan.
The Emperor hal been i'll for two days,
and the French funds fell 2 per ccnt in con.
/ sequence. lie had recoyc'eI.
In Holland extra estimates hal been vo-
ted !or the r o yaniza ion Of the navy.
! The Austrian army was being greatly
.rc,iucel The latest dispatch states tha
he Rlssaus had unsucceSsIuljy atAcket
he batteries Of EUpatoril.