New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEWS BY TEE BALTIC.


yet reached US in consequence of the failure Of
the Northern mail. The st. Louis papers, of the
2sth ult publish the following synopsis by tele-
graph, which is more full than any received
here: -@5 s4sy 81 sss5.s
The following official dispatches from Pelissisr
gives account Of operations before ssbastopol:
June Z, at $50 P. III, our signals we're given,
and an hour afterwards our flags foated over
Mamelon Fort and over two redoubts of Caron-
ing Bay.
The artillery of ths enemy fell into our hands.
We have taken AGO prisoners.. Our legions oc- |
cupy the conquered works on this side. Our |
Allies, with their equal resolutios, carried the
worksin the quarry, and established themselves |
there Allthe troops showed the most admirs- |
bile devotion aud intrepidity.
June 10th.-The combat of June 7th was |
more advantageous for us than at fret an
nounced. 1t placed in our hands SOP prisoners, |
of which number 20 are officers, and 10 pieces
Of cannon. -
June 11th.---We are congratulating ourselves
on the new works. We have been able to fire
within the Russian mortars on their ships, which
have gone still further over. The fortress Of
Anaba Was abandoned by its garrison June s.
it tisnow occupied by the Gireassians, The heat
was excessive in the camp. Gen. Pelissier was
forming depot on the Tchernaya. Accounts
from v arna mention the runor that propositions
for an expedition against Perekop were being
made.
Prince Gortschakof, on the 9Th Of June, tsle-
graphed to St. Petersburg as follows.
After two days of heavy bombardment, the
French divisions attacked the redoubt No. ] at
six o'clock last night, and occupied the redoubts
Of Kamstehatka, Selinglingski and Dothynia,
and a battery between seiinglingski and bastion
No. l. Our troops retook the Kamstehatka re-
doubt, but the French poured in their fresh
reserve and took, it once more. We finally re-
gained mastery Of that battery-the French
holding 8 Judgement, whence we hope to drive
them Our soldiers fought admirably, in proof
of which may state that the enemy's loss ex-
ceeds ours. He has lost 900 men, and we have
taken s275 men and officers prisoners, as well as
two French cannons. III
The British Admiralty makes public the fol-
lowing: (
Capt. Lyons Of the Myriad, and Capt. Lydaae
report, that the naval operations against Ia
gaIra, Manopoles and Ghark, which took place
on the Sd, 9th and 6th of June, have been per-
fectly successful, The public buildings, among
which are government magazines of provisions,
have been burned. The operations were con-
Quoted with great yigor and rapidity, the Allies
having only one man wounded, although op-
posed by $3.50 soldiers at Tagurosa. An extensive
boat expedition is being fitted out at Portsmouth
Azof.
Miss Nightingale is on her way to Englsad
She is convalescent from her attack Of fever, but
recommended to recruit her strength at home
for q season.
| June 8th.-The English feet, consisting of six
teen line of battle ships, including three French,
was anchored at Cronstadt, and formed o line
| from shore to shore. @
| Admiral Dundas had gone in very close with
L off r1rIf
| boat, but was not molested by the Russians.
| Admiral Bucyrus, of the English squadron,
! anchored in the Great Belt on the 10Th inst
/ Mr.. Fillmore was-presented toQ queen Victoria
by the Earl of Clarendon, at an audience, and
subsequently at drawing room. Mr. Bu-
Il chanan accompanied him. Mr.. Fillmore after
wards dined with the Queen.
| The first meeting of the Administrative Re-
form Association, a neworganization ON the plan
of the Anti Corn Law League, was held in Drhry
| Lane Theater, London, on the 18th. Quite o
| large number of members of ofParliament assisted
| Loud calls being made for Sir Charles Napier,
| that officer presented himself and was heartily
/ received. s ~ -.-t -
Steamers News Continued. 4
New YORK, June 28-The King of Sardinia
is about to proceed to London to negotiate for
the hand of the English Princess Royal An
attempt to assasinate Cardinal Antonelli failed.
/ T, D. .o,nondan+ Of tha fom,narci al
ING atis
saa S 'sse ssst,ad hnt to aow lime
/ for obtaining evidence from New York.
sEs. -
A CURIOUS PENNY,-We ind the following 7
| an English paper A person belonging g 9IS. :
Ora ngemouth, IN gettlng ehange Joe snlhhg
was truck with something uncommon IN oae
the pen,se, On examination IL was Ionna Una
the ohver se and reverse were divided, oae unlte
with a fine l>erew: beng opened nan penn
| was enclosed, welch was divlaea 9elng oPeneu
farthing was enclosed, anu also aasiasu
this being opened, d Aan tar.naas .h aaS tha olt
! heavy penny of George Ill daeeu ltss.
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uu,,s f., nm al lady in Kansas, hitehe
seen . l"eu ant1 ,say,on. which was mred in th
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sron h;l to hil across one Of our valleys, wi
ilom s.i nia oaii.a II s,,ts The wagon, being yer
ssah; in % .hs mud refused to move; the conss
sarca osa,s ,sas when that portion Of the team
Nv Isad oSer on the other hill, spread then
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