The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-28

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Before ssbssiopol June The Formidable frs Of yes
teIss! was kps up to-day ~.n the greatest spirit an
ard carried the White Work snd the Mamelon. Tn
whole operation was most brilliant Great sailantr.
Iha nsxt despatch vas the folio wings
June The success OF last night very complete
and tie ssranry and s.eseiness Of the troops
be tso highly tpoten o. The Febch succeedse 10
ing The worts Of the Msmelor and those its right
called the OurTogs Blancs and in those they took six
Two guns, irclud ng eght cohorns and four hun rec
plitcners. Nothing could be more brisnt thau the
Advance Of our .lles. We have lost AGO men in killed
Later accounts states that tie Brithsh loss was II
cnh,ers sns+d, rAneiy-Coonel shearmsn Msjors Bay
Wsx lI tssSn, J.pns hsls s forsssl Gorosst
$50 private iDled, $40 wounsed and Is missing
Is singular that Lord Raglan oms to mention no
G.rsral Pellsssrs informs MS thar bis English
allies carried the rife works in the quarry
Ptlsfier's latest dispatches are
JUNE 10, IL so N.--Tbe combat. OF the 7th was
more advantageous for than ST rst announced. II
placed in our hands 5e2 prisoners (os whom 20 are Off
JrSE II, II p M. We consolidating ourselves in
the rev woris We h.ve been able to fire with tns
Russian mortsrs on their ships. which have gone still
(sisnee) PELIssIER.
PRINCE aoETsoHAKoFP's ACCOUNT.
JUNE g. kvepng.-Prince Gortschakof telegraphs TO
st. Petersburg, evening OF Sth June-"After days
OF heavy bombsrdnent three French divisions
the Isdoubts KsmtcSassa. ssisnxhiast and voibyps.
and battery between Ssitngbinsk and bastion No. L.
Our troops retook the Ksmtschatka redoubt but the
french poured IN fresh reserves ard took 1t
We finally Iema ned masters Of that baterythe French
boding iccgment near whence We hope to drive
] may state that the eDemys loss exceeds ours he
has lost 26t0 men, and We have taken 275 men and
seven officers prisoners, well two French cannon"
HEIGHrs OF THE rCHERNAYA.
The French lines are now so far advanced that the
mOegtRtipp Ia n in fOrc
They bave constructed two batteries towards the
bridge and the other on one Of the spurs running
bas reen constructed for the defence of the bridge Ac
GEES to tie river certainly secures water but the posi-
more advantageous In moral than stratsgcal point
Of view"
OPERATIONS IN THE SEA OF AZOFF.
a. Inc oespatches OF the allie commanders detailing
contain nothing material not hitherto made known.
Aomiral braat sends despatch to his government In
which he relates that plssve machines sunk by
the Russians In the Straits, but were not fred.
Rdschid Pasbas despatch contains nothing additional
Other eespstcbes are to hand, from the officers
.ns various ships that took part IN the actions
Sir George Brown confidently expects that by the 7th
fully to justify his leaving 1t in charge Of the Ottoman
troops pow there. under command of Hadji Reschid
liberty to proceed to the attack Of Anapa and Soudak
Kaeh In order to drve the enemy out Of his last holds
on the coat OF Circassia
Tskgrsphc accounts state that the Russians have a
ready abandoned Anspa and supposed have
ed the Kouban. This requires confirmation.
CONTINUED AND FURTHER SUCCESSES.
TAGANRoG, MARIOuPOL AND GHEISK ATTACKED.
The British Admiralty make public the following
captain Lyons Of the nirants, and Captain sed.igss
gsnrog Msroupol and Gbeisk which took place the
3d. 9Th and 9th Of june have perfectly succeeded The
Of provisions bave been burned and thus an immense
loss of supplies has been inflicted the enemy. The
T on with
posed by $500 soloisrs At Tsgsnrog.
TIE BALTIC.
THE FLEET OFF CRoNsTADT.
On June sth the English feet consisting Of sixteen
lne-of battle ships, including three French,
ray from shore to shore Admiral Dundas had gone In
very close with the surveying steamer Merlin and az
Russians. All the ships in Cronstadt we're dressed in
their coors from which il inferred thkt the citi
zens were celebrating either @ day, the visit Of
Admiral Bsypes' sEnsli.h, squ.dron numbering AT.
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.
further psper containing the anai protocol Of the
Vienna Conference and the close Of that aegotation,
has reen laid before the Epgsh Parliament and puts
In possession Of the ing Count Buol hav
ing requested the to assemble at his
oce on the Attn OF June, proceeded to state that ~
proposition to settle By way q compromise the
point Of tie limitation Of the Bursian naval fOrse
held on the 10th Of AriI, M. Drouyn do Lnuys
had suggested that Russia perempoIly objected to
treat with the other great powers on the limitation Of
her own naval forces an expedent might be found to
men between and sSs Forte TO ADJUST the Ss
should have the validity and effect as the genera.
acts Of the Conference To this was added Lord John
Russss remark Of harcn lstn, that the most sdmssi
bine the honor OF Russia with the security Of Europe
Upon these hint, the Austrian Cabinet constructed its
Tirstly-That the great Powers should bind them
selves to respect the ncspsndence and territorial integ
to consider every act or event Of nature to infringe
upon II as question of European ineerest.
soono,ym That the lotensisriss OF Rnssis and an.
Conferences, the equs amount Of the effective naval
forces to be kept By them in the Black ses, s.ch
ships aHoat in that sea- and that this agreement
should form integral part Of the general treaty the
to be authorized by an station frgates in the
Black sea aud In Of hostities the Sultan 10 open
the passage to all the naval forces Of his allies.
refer the question TO the consideration Of the
Cabinet Of st. Petersburg, they themselves mot
without further instructions The French and English
plsDpotentarss merely repeated that their instructions
we're already exhausted that they considered the Con
upon the discussion Of proposition which embodied in
shaps the very same principle which Russia he'd
formally rejected at the previous meetr OF the Con-
ference Upon this the assembly broke up and the
gotations were terminated.
The BIus .els Independence Beige ntmates that, con
nected with the recent Of the Allies in the
Crimes the Conferences vi be re opened at Paris The
British prvss contradict this but the Independence has
many times given the Arst intmation OF diplomatic pro.
liabilities.
sEBAsrOPOL AND THE CRIMEA.
(Frcm the London 4 - June a.
seems impossible that SebastopOl hold out much
longer. The ocis dispatches from Kertch state that
recently large conveys o. grain and -four have been
reensrly despatched thence TO SebastopoI Our read
cannot hsve forgotten the graphic description
piles Of sacks apparently containing grain or -four,
which he could through HE glass on the heights TO
the north Of the hsrpor.
These were, there be NO doubt, the Kertch con-
voys and this source, whence ssbastopo would appear
have besn exclusively Provsoned o. late, Is nov cut