New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
DISPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN.

BEFORE SEvAsToPoL Monday, Oct. % 1854.
Mr. LORD dune: The operations Of the siege have
been can led unr.mit ing since addressed yoar
Greece on ihe 18Th inst
On that Afternoon the French batteries not having
been able 10 reopen, the enemy diree'ed their guns
almost exclusively on the Br.ti.h entrenchments aud
maintained q very heavy FIRE upon them TIL the day
closed, With lees damage, | am happy TO say to the
work., eId with feEer casualties than might have
be en Anticipated.
On the following morning, shortly after daylight,
Gen. Canrobtrt lot oily resumed his fire from the
batteTi,s bich bad been Injured, bat materially adj
ded TO the weight OF bis attack by the fire of batteries
which be had caused TO be constructed the previous
day; and these have continued ever since; AMI he
hes had il in his power TO push his approaches for
ward ard like the EDg-h, materially 10 iBjgre the
deeuses Of the place; but these are as YET far from
beipe subdueJ neither serious dmnutlon Of their
FIRE perctivable.
Onr fire has also been constant and effective; but
~ enemy, having at their disposal large bodies OF
men and Of the feet and arsenal at their
command, have been enabled by ubcsasing exerton,
10 repair their reoOus 10 certain extent aud TO re-
place many Of The guns that have been Destroyed, IN
= very short space Of time aud 20 resume their fire
from works which W. hal succeeded in slenclng.
This facility Of repairing snd rearmiDg the detenees
naturally renders The progress OF the assaaHts slower
than could be wished; and have it not in my 90 yer
TO ffnIn your Grace, with anything like certainty,
be urdertrken.
have the honor TO transmit 10 your grace the re-
turn Of kloc aid wounded between the Ieth ana zOtn
inst, inclusive.
In ny last announced TO your Grace the death,
which bad jusi been reported 70 me, of that deeply
lsmeIied officer the Hon. Col. Hood Of the Grena-
der Guards No other military officer has since
fsIleD; but Me,or Prince Edward, of SAKE Wei
mar, was slightly wounded on the 10Th. HIS se-
rene Hghress il sisted, ho~eyer upon remaining
in the trenches Until the detachment to which be
attached vss relieved at the usual hour and 40 has
low resumed Biz duty.
Capt Lord Dunkellin, Of ..,,e Coldstream Guards,
wss uhiortuIa'ey '-sen prisoner yesterday morning
before cav saf il front Of the trenches.
~ cav al batteries have continued their exer'loos
without nisrmissog; and regret 20 have % report
the Ceath Of two gallant officers OF the Royal Navy
the Hon. Lieut.. Ruihv, D. VINO hiss died OF his wounds
ara Lieut. Gresihed, Of Her M3jestys ship Britannia
Both sr. universally regretted TIE LATER received
n or,sl wound while 10y ing gun, after having, 10
use the language OF Brigadier General Eyre, who was
then in charge Of tie trenches, periorDet h, daty
IL the batteries u Z manner that excited me sdmi-
ration If all.
cons icerbble body Of Russians appeared two days
ago in the vicnty a Bal4klave but they have since
Withdrawn snc no longer to be seen IA our front
have reason 10 believe that Prince henchlkon Il
TO, u Sevss'opol He u stated % have placed nm
self with he main bCcy Of the army IN The held VIII
i Iepr-s.Bfed 10 be ssiohed N tee plans soaih Oh
Bah ,hiseIsl.
Aduirsi Kornilef the chief OF the staff and tempo
rsrily 10 command Of Sevismpo Is reported to have
eied OF bis WOUNDS the day before yesterday
hAy- tc HAGLAN
HI GIsee dc Dale Of seEesstle Sc.