American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-06-28

The condition OF The ground shows that
the Russians never intended TO maintain
the position.
The telegraphic aceounis indicate that
the Allies are yet on their own side Of tie
river. The Allies found Ia 900 tons Of
coal at Kertsch, ard 90 dismounted guns,
but no powder stores. The number Of
vessels burned by the Allies were 94O.
The Allies propose terrifying YenikaIe, but
will not hold Kertch. Gorlschakof tele-
graphs, June 81, that the Allies had left
Genitchi. Part of the burned stores will
be saved.
CRAcsw.-I,etters report that The insar-
rection at Ukraine is not yet suppressed
BALTrc.--The British and French hee.s
on the 4th Of June, were close to Cron-
stadt
New forti6cations lave been erected
since last year.
AsIA-Pellissier telegraphs, June Sd.
the Russians evacuated Lougak Kali, de-.
stroying before doing SO, 60 guns NOR
tars.
Changes have occurred in the Turkish
Cabinet-new political combinations are
springing up.
GREAT BRrrAIs.--Both Houses Of Par
lament met on the 4th inst. after Whitsun-
tide and Derby recess in the House OF
Lords.
The newspaper stamp duties bill passed
through committee in the House Of Com
mons.
The adjourned debate on the conduct
and policy Of the war resumed, and after
heightened discussion the subject was
again adjourned.
Mr.. NJ. Gibson. in considering Turkish
territory, now intact and safe, condemned
persistence in the war, which he described
as ofindefnite extent, and only pursued
in vain desire for military glory.
Sir w. Molesworth denounced the
temptation which had been presented for
the conclusion Of a recreant peace, and
contended that the safety as well as the
glory of the British Empire would be per.
lied by any signs of cowsrdice. or the
surrender Of the high principles which
constitute the real bond Of union amongst
the scattered elements of English nationa
grandeur.
Crops throughout Great Britain are very
promising.
The London Times is all for the war
but argues that any prospect ofpeace since
the new invasion of the Prineipalities BY
the Russians is extremely remote.
In Parliament, Sir Francis Barring
motion being permittedto to pass mem con
viz: that tie House having seen with re
gret that the conferences of Vienna had no
led TO termination of hostilties, feels i
its duty to declare that il will continue tc
give every support to her Majesty in. th,
prosecution until she shall, in conjunction
with the Allies, obtain for the country
safe and honorable peace.
FRANcE.-A decree extends the frc
importation of breadstufs TO England du
ring the present year. The King of Sar
dina will probably meet Queen Victoria il
Paris in August. Perhaps the Sultar
will also come.
Letters by St, Louis mention that Hor
ace Grcely was arrested and detained il
prison two days in Paris, on the complain
of a sculptor who sent work of art to III
New York Crystal Palace. The tribuna
dismissed the case.
SpAIN'--The Government represents tn
Cariist insurrectien as entirely suppressed
but the province of Catalouisa is placed i
II state of siege. There has been brea
up in the Spanish Ministry. A compulso
: ry loan of 900, O0U. 600 had been imposed
lrALY.--Maximilian, brother of tn
: Emperor of Austria, had private inter
view with the Pope. Considerable spec
ulation as to its object.
Numerous political arrests have bee
made in the Roman states and Piedmont
Missouri CHALLENGES THE CNITEl