New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
TIE SIEGE OF sEVAsTOPOL.

The f,llosirc il the account of the victory at In
kermtnn given in the Journal de COAaaRtiaaple:
"Very early OF the morning of the 9TH a Russian
army nearly 10000 strong 10000 of whom consisted
of announcements that hs arrived the previous even
ing, uDcer the command of Gen. Daanenberg AMI
the Grand Dukes Michael aud Alexander, taxing
advantage of extremely thick fox marched 10
Inkern nm against The limits OF the English,
and attacked them vigorously. General Calhcnt
collected about 5000 men, with whom he opposed
tbe Russians and tor than two hours thus hand
full of liant fellows fought with the most heroic IN
uepdity against ar army numerically so superior,
vbtn French troops srriyed in al haste, and joniog
the English vi an admirable spirit Of ffaterniIs'
ton oppOsec the enemy with corps OF about 5000
men, who charged the Russian columns, driving
them back Win the most irresistible mpetuosly Mo-
nets brigade up after, AMI is arrival com
peied the rOut OF the Russians who retreated IN dis
order about clio * IN the afternoon. During this
encageinert GOO men Of tbs GARRISON Of Seyastcpo
mace sofe aud ait ack cd few panies opOrting
tie French lines, thai not mere than 100 metres
fo.n the place. GeU. De LOuTmel advanced inme-
dia.ely with few bet, .ons TO aid those companies,
WHO were nuepidly sustaining the attack. lie re-
pulsed the Russisns and, putting them to d. ht plr
sued them 10 within twenty PAGES Oh the Quarantine
bastion. There very severe wound compelled him
10 halt and the Russians were ab.e 10 take rsuse IN
the plsce IT, thee two affairs the Russians have
lad more tuan 10 COO men PIT h0rs ds cOabat in
cvdiug 10th The killed and the wounded. The loss
If the allied armies in killed and wounded amounts
10 about 600 men."
Tie Vienna military journal, called the SHdg'eH
FTegad which from The oommen eement OF the war
lss been wei supplied with Russian Intelligence,
publishes letter describing the battle Of November
j. communicated by Russian officer. la this letter.
wLicb subjOin, the reafon given for the attack
will be noticed a. combining with its failure 70 shos
that the emmy not blind To The steady progress of
tie siege olei siIOn- The following Is the letter:
"Ths progress Of the siege works, and tbs
sniyal Of part OF the reinforcement OF the al
lee csused Prince Menchkoh 70 deteenlne
~ to
ton orainst the besis gers. and especially against
their night wing, c0upOsed Of English troops
As far as j. az present kDo~n the Russian
attack combined in tins way while t"o
srorg series we're Greeted against the be.egers Of
No o battery and of the FaubOurg Of ,he Marine,
two divisions OF infantry were 10 ascend the sterile
tableand TO the rorth-easii aud menace the night
fark Of the English corps. This movement was to
be supported by a demODsraiiOn OF Lioranci, vino
couriiueo t. hold the pos,on re occupied the
25,h On the jth az day break, tho attack cOmmenced.
The column which LETT baston No, penetrated nto
the Frer en- batteries az the Cemetery ami spiked IL
guns The sOrtie IRON the Marine FanbOurg h4d
the san = success; battery taken aud its guns
were spked. IN the meantime the division OF @ n.
Soinohofi srrytd the table land 10 ths northeast
sLd repulsed the English. Fresh English troops,
and the division OF General BOsquet which has
FASTENED up, could not stop the Russians and they
reached the Ef eiish csop. There the combat recon-
uenced and We. sustained on both sides with the
sane aDInOsity and the came courage. Unfortunate
y Russian division delayed probably by the Diff
euliies Of the ground old not arrive the field of
battle at The required moment. The combat was IN
Interrupted; General Soinonof was killed, and his
division enJed 10 lie first position. This movement.
terminated the battle on the night wing Of the allies
hey oio not pursue the Russians. On the left wing
however the division Of General Forey left the cene
terry and endesvoIed, by a bold e0Hp-d< rsaI", 70
seize No. bssiion, but it repulsed. Inc ulsia
Dukes Nicholas and Michael took glorious par :.
the battle and frsternsy shared With thef
the glory Of this murderous combst