The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-14

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THE RUSSIAN ACCOUNT
ruE s.ryLs rvx ~ rus xr-~fsS cAwr.
corr. -punasnt a. Paris IA fFssss nensasss -
fol~ curieas Gis~mst"n rssr~ssnH - rseesnss
N s~hss.opol and the k1@Aias eawp. Al
Il IN. r~insore~@sn,s under seseral isan.as~rg t
battle 81 lnksrmsnnt-
sstance Of The Has.ss. hal eeen srs1y -
sh~ Commander IA ,hi~i FROM frreAop. n kasm1
that this army, eomnasd~a ~ Ssnessl nnnns nh~rr-
efal---and BY tho t~o Ar,hssAs. arhae AM >iehaAs
composed of the 10Th. llth sna l3th AtiAiena.
zach these corps ~ xs~ea hatt~an. ~ 49,
fantry Of t-o ss,,.r,ss a ag,llrrs "a . g.ss, n
cavalry the number 81 which not secursi~ly tnpwn
Altogether 20 co. men have arrives .t sstss'uA pot
haste having kft Ner hageage eehind ~ ~t.aiasen
Having reached forest, tee leagues neFth~asi
81 S~bastopci the army halted aud the too nfrhaa8o-
ken. who paid thsm visit. csasca cf var Va held
the I'd, nj which the two srcndnk~s Prince MsaecnA
koa and General orsehakon The otiy p~r~ns Pre
sent II decided st the council that sttAck shoat
b. made upon the allied forces days sfrwAras The
army IN advance towards inksr b. tass pos
session IL the fortified work. Witch ibe height
and surround the plain Of lnk.rmann Asscr hnvinx
compshed this th. army ~ attArk tbs side
0f the French works t0wsrds Bslakssa
Al the time vigorous -ortis vas ~ 10 maie a.
help these operations The point ehossn spot b.
tween the Fort Quarantine and the Southern f.rI A
-.
Fort 10 attack and destroy the hr<t aud Seoen1
French batteries, which causing israsle damage
IN The town.
Matters being thus arranged, Prince NsnschgkoF ~
served 70 himself tile command Of the town AMI the ass
position OF the columns which Z, MAKE The sort's
The army and the eiuforcemens which bad c5,ne np
placed under the command 81 General GprehaAea
The army Of operation to receive also drsushfs Of
troops from the garrison OF sesastope The archaase.
placed On the staff.
Measures immediately taken ensure the due
execution Of these plans.
On the 4th solemn celebration took place. mass
chantcd with all solemnty by bishops who had
with the archdukes At the end Of the the troops
assembled and one of the prelates addressed them
should have been increulous TO the details which
am about to communicate, had not received them from
and II they had not been confirmed by special invest ga
tons which have made for the purpose Of a.ceaniag
their tr ith
The bishop began by reminding the soldiers Of their
duty to the Gar and their country and drew their
tention to the two archdukes who had 10 share
explanation Of the battle OF the Alma calculated
6atter the selove and TO elevate the courage Of the
imperial army The English came under the special no
ttnte Of all energy, and hostile to the Of God
His illusions to the French were mere echo Of the
proclamation of the Gar at Moscow In the year 1872
The most remarkable point however, was the strange
conclusion Of the address,
yen are conquerors lcriod the bishop great Joy in
Ss rs in an
waa thirty %. rs 1.
present third part Of this sum- The second
s., 'Ss %
e ns a ana will
soldiers wal receive roubes TO the wounded the Em
TO be- & OF IN s %
respected solemnly
The speech terminated by an appeal the God of
armies to bless the soldiers of Russia distribution OF
medals and coronets followed.
The officer who has given these curious details Is a
person of high family with spice Of Voltaranism in
his composition but he that the scene was
almost sublime. 1t calculated to make great i'm
preston the soldiers whom the recollection Of the
battle of Alma had operated most prejudcially WAT
ever may have been the cause, whether it the
hertaton Of the bishops, the presence Of the princes
greed for gold any other reason, there il
DOUBT that the Russians fought most admirably the
morrow.
THE BATTLE.
from the Invaide Russo.
This morning, Now H. his Majesty the Emperor re-
eeived from the hands Of the Captain Of Cavalry Count
Jevaschof the following report from General Prince
Nenschikof, under date Of Nov. 81
Yesterday, the 9Th, sortie was made from Sebas-
topo on the side Of the bastion No i the following
troops took part in itOf the 10th Division OF Infantry
the regiments Of Cathernebourg, Tomsk, and Kolyvan
OF the 18th Division Of Infantry the regiments OF Sc
lnghinsk, Yakoutsh. and Okhost OF the 10th Dvisi
Of Infantry, the regiments of Vladimir, Sourdal and
Ougtch and of the 18th Division Of Infantry the reg
nents Of Bousirsk, Borodino and Taroutino As many
guns employed the difficulty Of the gates per-
mitteS The to take with them. part Of the troops
passe' yer the bridge Of Inkermanp.
Tn command OF the troops was confded to Gen. Dam
nenber1. comma chief the infantry
corps
Our first attack on the heights was very Fortunate
their guns spiked. Unfortunately in this first move
ment the of the troops who attacking
these events passing the French forces arrived in
aid Of the English The siege artillery Of these last was
placed in position the field Of BATTLE and It
longer possible for field pieces to contend with to
advantage. The numerical superiority Of the encuG's
nfantry armed with rifles occasoned great losses in
horses, artillerymen, and infantry horses.
This circumstance made It impossible for us to CON-
pe, except BY great sacrifice of troops the redoubts
which during the fighting had begun to throw up on
Ear ~ the town of sebastopol itself.
The retreat was effected in good order Scbastopol
gums carried of the field OF battle back into the
place.
The Grand Dukes Nicholas Nicholaevtch and Michael
Nicholaievftch in the midst Of this terrible Are
setting example Of calm courage in the fight.
simultaneously with this sore the infantry regiment
command Of the Major General Of Artillery Tmofeiea,
executed another sortie against the French batteries
and spiked fifteen Of their guns
Que loss in dead is not yet exactly known, but the
number of the wounded amounts to $500 and 109
officers. Among the latter there are-Lieut General
Somoneff shot through the body, and who soon sank
beneath the ee:ts Of his wound; the Major General,
Vlebois and Ochterone the Colones Alex AndroH
anding the infantry regiment Of Cathernebourg Pous
tovotoG, commanding the infantry regiment Of Tomsk;
Bbikof, commanding the Okhotsk Chasseurs Baron
Delwiv commanding the infantry regiment OF vladimir;
and vereuvkne Scheluta H., commanding the regiment
I'd Borodino chasseurs.
Major General Kschiusky, chief Of the artillery,
eedved confusion from the splinter of bomb; Major
General Prince Menschko in the suite Of your Imperial
Majesty was hurt in the neck; Colonel Abednsky, the
camp OF your Imperial Majesty, and the cavalry
head.
Gen Dannenberg had two horses killed under him. and
all the persons surrounding him were wounded
The loss Of the enemy cannot have been less con-
siderable either and the sore of General Tmoeie
French dear while nursuin1 hirc -,,xL 49,