Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-17
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@46s.
The news consists almost wholly Of de.
lails brought by the America, Of the recen,
lrepulse. The allies are not damaged in
their position. and the whole STATE Of affairs
is considered sufficiently satisfactory.
Raglan is dangerously i'll. and asks to be
recalled The total allied loss on the i8,h.
was over 5000. The army, nevertheless.
is in good spirits. and preparing for aro,her
assault. Correspondence is only 10 the l4lh.
No farther battles have occurred on land
or sea.
Austria continues to disband her army.
The English and French reciprocally
blame each oIher for The disasters a, Sebas.
,opol.
Pelissier's dispatches state ,ha, Ssbss,o.
pol will soon be completely invested. The
Allies retain possession Of The Round Tow.
er, Cemetries ind Msmelon.
Il Cholera has broken oul among The French
troops.
| Gorschakoff's dispatches state that the
Allies were weakened. End ,ha. The Allied
troops which crossed The Tchernaya had re-.
jluined.
T,mpor palcoo..,on 6nn;.. ~, IA
, Raglan asked to be recalled. He has been
, sick, but is recovering.
A dispatch from The Baltic, do.ed 25,h
states that Sweaborg has been bombafded
. and all the stores destroyed.
Hnngo has also been bombarded.
q The Russians admit ,ha. the Cossack boa
8 showed flag Of truce. but say they fearec
' Ueachery.
Great movements were taking place
among ihe allied squadron.
The East India mail arrived at Marseile
a on Friday.
$ Generals Brown, Pennefea.her and Cod
i eying,on are sick at Varna.
|. A part Of the Foreign Legion had arrived
a from England.
The London Saturday "Times." state
!. ,ha. the Emperor Alexandria is seriously III
The Kirg Of Prussia has also been for som
g time III, and his reign is probably drawin
Z 10 close.
Latest dispatches from the CriMea sa,
that Lord Panmure has transmitted 10 III
a, papers The following intelligence, whc
!. reached here yesterday, the 29,h:
ID The French and English are proceedin
with their approaches agains. the enemy
ID works, and are erecting new batteries, 10 b
N armed with heavy guns.
4. The enemy continues TO repair The dam
age done during the last attack. There
q very luls FIRE on their part. We retain pos
.. session Of The Russian Round Fort, in N
n ceme,ry from which they were driven o
ss The 18Th, and the Mamelon, in she gorge {
,hp valley which divides the English left a
= tack from right Of South Harbor.
as The Paris correspondent OF The "Times,
10 speaks Of communication having take
i. place between the French and English go,
% ernmenIs. arising ou, Of combination or a
y energetic support upon The part Of his EN-
g. lish colleagues. A blockade Of The ports
~ =. the White Sea was expected early in Jun,
" The Grand Duke Nicholas has reviswe
80 troops at Helsingtors and Abo, and was g,
- pecled a, Sweabo.g.
es DANTzlc. Friday, June 29-The Vul,u
10. arrived with the mails. The feet is off Cro
ay s,adt. For,y.sx inierpak machines ha,
been discovered and Destroyed. One OF the
al exploded on The poop of The Exmouih. A
nd miral Seymour and Captain Lewis who we
IN, examining i, a, the time were severely inju
= cd. Lieut., Pierce was slightly injured.
~ VIENNA, Thursday, June 28.-The of
~ " cial Weiner "Zeilung," announces the di
~ missal Of the reserves Of 81 and 4lh armie
Authentic advices from Vienna stLle tn
lie there is no foundation whatever for the stat
menI published in several German paper
u" that new proposals from peace had reach
=" ~, that capitol from 81. Pelersburgh.
The London Times Of ,be 26,h. says,h
sr. the actual number Of our own killed al
in. wounded a, the recent attack on the Rrda
las was not the terrible amour, first suppose
by when slated lha, The loss 10 our noble arm
orr was no, less than 1000, that was interpret
.he 10 mean the British loss alone, and i, was
+ a fencd that il we had lost so many. the l.
rd- OF the French must have been 1000
&c. more. Il appears that The total loss, kill
and wounded, Of The whole allied army. dc
of- not exceed 1000, Of which our portion
the jus, 1900. Number Of non.commlssion
MS officers and men killed, l44; wounded,
pns 058 total number officers killed end wour
os ed, SO; meking exac, total, 1895.
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