Washington telegraph., 1855-06-27
Photographed to lie NJ O. Picayune.l
One Week Later from Europe.
Arrival OF THE ATLANTIC.
COTTON ADVANCED
New YORK. J Tune 10.
VEEAL EEAT BAT LES.
Russians Defeated.

Russians Defeated.
New York. June II.
The Collins steamship Atlantic. Captain
West. arrived here this evening. with intel
lgence from Liverpool to the 2ld inst, and
to correspondn.ly late dates from the seat
of war, and from the Continent generally.
AS will be seen, her news is i'll all respects
of much interest
Liceyp20i Cottoie MtrLct-The reports
Of the condition OF the Liverpool cotton
market. as shown 10y the circularS brought
by the .Atlantic, are very favorable
Prices are shown to have experienced
the large advance O: i l2l per pound since
our last advices
The sales of the week previous to the de-
pariure Of the A;lantic are reported at the
high figure of $4,000 bales.
| The quotations are for Fair Orleans.
3-Sl per pound Fair Uplands 7-Sd.--
| OF the sales of the week. speculators are
reported to have taken $4,000 bales, and
exporters 5000.
The Liverpool bread<tuff market does not
appear to present any change of moment.
The -four market is in all respects in
| tsit SdiiC CbuuiAsO.l dQNiCtS
Consols are reported firm with quotations
standing at % rs per cent. at the close on
| Saturday the 2nd inst
At Manchester. and throughout the man
u!aci uring districts generally, an activity and
| Improvement corresponding with those pre-
vailing in the L,vcpoo, market were mani
| fest
The CrimcG The news from the Cri-
mca brought by the Atlantic is of very in
teresting and even exciting character
| Gen. PeliS>ier had scarcely taken the COM
mand Of the forces before signalzng i, ly
most important and energetic movements.
Several great battles have already taken
place in consequence of his dispositions, and
if we m1y credit the information which has
thus far reached us the Russians have been
as on all occasions heretofore roI oIted, sig
nally defeated
The Allies it appears. have completely
destroyed the Russian forces in the Sea Of
Azoff have captured enc hundred guns in
the fult of Arafat. which they have taken,
and hive destroyed one hundred Russian
merchantmen.
Il is also rumorcd that there has been
great battle between portion Of the Al
lied forces and those of L'rrandi. who bad
been compelled TO surrender after having
had s 600 of his forces Slain.
1t is reported that Gen Canrobert has
been wounded in one of the engagements
which have taken place
A terrible conflict took place at Sevasto-
pol on the 23l, when the entire Russian
works were attacked by the Allies. The
battle lasted all might and the Russians
were defeated with enormous loss. They
| fell most brave'v. however, chiefly at the
point of the terrible bayonet
From the very latest intelligence from
Sevastorol it appears that 10000 of the
| Allied forces, under Gen. S.r @. Brown.
landed at Keri>ch on the q h ul' and that
Oh the same day $4,000 more Of the 4 lies
advanced on the Russian position on the
Tchernaya. and occu, cd it.
The Allies succeeded in capturing the
Russian batteries On the coast bear Kertsch
and Yenkale. The Russians themselves
burned three Of their steamers, and thirty
uan-port< and trading vessels.
They also burned their magazines at
Kerisch. containing 160 900 sucks of oats,
$50 000 sacks of corn, and leo 900 sacks
| of flour.
The war news ly the Atlantic. it Will
thus be seen, is highly important
1t is further report. that after two nights
sanguinary conflict. the French had driven
the Russian garrison in Seva>,opol fiom a
very strong position of defence, and had
| themselves. occupied it,
The loss On 10th sides is estimated at g.
000 men
/ The Allies have now fourteen steamers
in the sea Of Azuif. and they have posses
sion Of KertSch, the point flom which the
garrison at Seva>topol drew most of their
supplies.
These successes must exercise an imnor.
tant and speedy influence on the tcrmina.
iion of hostilitics
There are also rumors of yet another
great battle having taken place at Inker
mann. Uut- the statements want confrma
lion. =
Tile Peace Ncgo,iafious.--Fo For the
most part the accounts of Proceedings at
! Vienna with respect to the Peace Confer
crce are un;mpoIianf.
| The expected resumption of the confer
ence had hot Yet taken place. and is scarce
| iy likely to du 81 immediately, as the sue
ccsSeS OF tie Allies in the CrImca are con.
/ >idered to warrant them in holding out for
better terms ihan those previously proposed.
The Allies in the Ciinea have completed
their fourth arallcl
Reinforceme'its were daily arriving at
/ Con>taniinoplc.
The oecul ation OF Gala.z and an attack
rpon lsulail and Reni were confidently spo-
ken of rs about to lie immediately entered
on
The latest accounts from SavaStonol state
that the Rus>ians were retiring from the
plain.
Preparations were being made for an OK.
pciiiion against the north side OF Secasto.
pol, in order to cut off the communication
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