The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-12
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New YORK, july l !

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English / ,434. \,
Lord Raglan is i'll, and asks to be recalled.
Sweetborn was bombarded by the allies,
who destroyed the internal machines in the
Baltic.
The official loss of the allies on the 18th
was 6,l8s killed and over 5000 wounded.
Lord Panmure gives nominal list showing
60 officers were killed and wounded, and one
hundred and fifty taken prisoners.
Pelissier name with 81 french officers
killed, sc wounded, II prisoners, l,544 pri-
Yates killed and missing, l,644 wounded.
Many rumors are in circulation in Paris
regarding the defeat, one of which attributes
an error Of cor manding British officers frs;
in not passing facines provided for the filing
up of trenches within Redan, and not having
Immediately .apprized the French commander
that they would necessarily retire. The
British on the other side say they took
Redan, but could not hold it because the
French failed since Malokoff.
Gortschakof' telegraphed that the Allies
which had crossed Achernaya had again re-
turned to left of Bouk river on the night of
the 22d.
The Russians observed great movement
of the allied squadrons.
Pelissier telegrap hs, Crimea 26th: 80.
Nothing new. We are pushing our ap-
proaches against Molakof, and Fastening
the construction of an advancing battery,
which will be a complete investment Of the
port. also drawing closer with our left at
tack.
Lord Panmure says the French and Eng,
lish are proceeding with their approaches
against the enemy's works, and erecting bat
teries to be mounted with heavy artillery.
The enemy continues to repair the damages
done during the last attack. zH The allies re-
tain possession of ground.
The British have bombarded Hanse and
destroyed the telegraph station.
The Russians admit that the Cossacks dis
patched flag of truce, but allege they fear
ed stratagem.;
DANTzIG. Friday.-'n internal machine
has been discovered and destroyed.
A bomb exploded on poop of Exmouth, and
Admiral Seymour was severely injured.
Gen. Simpson is mentioned to command
the army in the event of the return Of Lord
Raglan. ;tr
The Paris correspondent of the Tim
speaks of communication taking. place be-
tween the French and English governments,
arising out of combination of energetic
support on the part of the English colleague.
Famine prevailed along the ports of Chi
ma; considerable fighting with varying sue
cess.
~: . PlTTsBURG, July II.
There is 70 feet water in the channel and
rising. Weather delightful.
New YORK, July IL.
Stocks-Money and ex hange steady
Flour firm with an upward tendency, sales of
5000 hbls good Ohio $s,87a9,37 and South
ern Sill. Wheat firm, Southern 50, a.
Corn is trfe: lower. sales of 35 900 bushels
at 923c. Pork firm with sales of 800 bbs.
Beef firm. Lard dull. Whisky firm with
sales of 800 bbls.
BALTIMORE, July IL.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday and
Wednesday are received, containing Calves
ton dates to 29th. Several indian outrages
are reported, but there is nothing later from
the Rio Grande.
Merrick the Know Nothing candidate fer
chief Judge of the Supreme Court of Louisi-
ana is elected by 1000 majority.
BosroN, July IL.
Late Halifax papers speak in fattering
terms Of the prospects Of the fishermen.
Immense quantities of mackerel have been
taken.
A detachment of the Royal Artillery has
been ordered 10 the Crimea.
The foreign legion at Melville Island re-
VOTED, and complained loudly of deception
on the part of those who enlisted them. as
well as by the government. strong force
had been sent to quell the mutiny.
I A powder mill exploded at Bennington on
Nj onday, killing one man.
NEW ORLEANS, July 8.
4 .Cotton-all qualities have declined about
j; sales $500 bales middling at 94a9a
Sales for the week 10000 bales: receipts
$500 against $500 last year receipts at this
port less than last year, ga coo, stock $4,000.
Coffee-sales for the week 5000 bags; stock
10000 bags; prime l7$ Flour-considera.
bly, lower, ST 621. Corn--unchanged.-
Oats-steady. Hay--$27. Lard-keg III;
Dbl l05.