New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01

at it's height, a part of the Border
Regiment at the exact moment pre-
scribed. leaped from their trenches as
one man like a pack Of hounds pouring
out of cover and raced across and took
the work most brilliantly.
1.-THE artillery bombardment in
creased in intensity until II a. m,
when the range was heightened. Tho
infantry then advanced, and an in
fantry attack was carried out with
great dash along the whole line.
"West of Saghir Dere three lines OF
trenches were captured with little, op..
positiOn. The trenches were full or
dead Turks. Many had been buried by
the bombardment. One hundred pris-
oners were taken.
east of the ravine the Royal Scots
made fine attack, capturing two lines
of trenches, which had been assigned
as their detectives, but the remainder
of the brigade on their right met with
severe opposition, and was unable to
get forward.
"At 1890 o'clock the Royal Fusilers
led it's brigade in the second phase OF
the attack to the west of the ravine.
The brigade advanced with great stead
mess and resolution through the
trenches already captured and on
across the open, taking two more lines
of trenches and reached the objective
allotted them. The Lancashire tusl--
liers inclined half to the right, and
formed a line to connect with our new
positions east of the ravine.
."Ihe northernmost objective had now
been obtained, but the Gurkas pressing
on under the cliffs captured an I'M
portant knoll still further forward 80
actually due west of Krithia. This
they fortified and held during the
night. making our total gain on the
left precisely 1000 yards.
During the afternoon the trenches,
a small portion of which remained I'M
captured, on the right, were attacked,
but the eEemy held on stubbornly, sup
ported by machine guns and artillery,
and the attacks did not succeed.
During the night the enemy made a
counter attack on the furthest trenehes
gained, but was repulsed with heavy
loss. A party of Turks who penetrated
from the flank between the two lines 81
captured trenches was subjected 10 ma
chine gun fire at daybreak, and suffered
very heavily and the survivors sur
rendered.
Except for a small portion Of
trenches already mentioned which still
is held by the enemy, all and more than
was hoped for from the operations has
been gained. On the extreme left the
line has been pushed forward to a
specially strong point well beyond the
limit Of the advance originally con-
templated
An engaged did we'll, but certainly
the chief factor in the success was the
splendid attack carried out by the 18th
Division, whose conduct on this, as on
previous occasions, was beyond praise"
The French War Office tonight made
the Following Official announcement OF
the fighting on Gallipoli Peninsula:
AN official communication from the
Dardanolles says that since our sue
cess Of June 81 tho French troops have
not been engaged except in special ac-
.ions intended 10 consolidate and ex-
tend the gains realized. They have
occupied several new trenches and have
dug saps uniting the works conquered
70 the lines previously held. several
counter attacks BY the enemy have
been repealed.
ported by OF. artillery. won. great
success. Afte. an intenee bon,bgrd'
ment thc British captured by assault
four Turkish lines ~ certain points
and advanced nearly 1900 metres.
They also occupied on the extroIne left
An eminence on the heights OF krithia
and made $50 prisoners.
"A counter attack by the enemy last