The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

from which the Russians retired.
l5--The time Of the sitting of the mixed commits
--lnglish and American--n London extended Tor a
months. The Ru ssians evacuated Moidayia-
1t.--Gen. santa Anna lett the City OF Mexico and
tired 70 iscubaya, in consequence of popular den
ls.-The steamship Petrol, on her first voyage q
Greenock for New York put back into the Clyde, .
being twelve days out, disabled.
19.-1he French and English Balti: fleets separates
ORDER TO prepare for return home.
2o,-The allied troops on their march TO sebsrtd
met the Russian army under Prince Menschikoh, strd
~ posted ON the heights OF the river Alma sanguin
battle ensned, the allies having crossed the river
Prince Nenschikof retired in good order carrying oil
pieces Of artillery. Two Russian officers and two Cd
sa rsa :nS Lost n snS
/ drummers Tho Russians had 5000 killed 4
wounded. The French loss was inferior to that Of
English, but nearly the same. The loss of the Tut
2l-The French Baltic feet left Ledsund for France
22.-Gen Jose Concha arrived at Havana to supers
\ Gen. Pezuela ss Captain General
23.-The reciprocity treaty between Canada and
United States signed by the Governor General Of
Russians the river Katcha (Crmea), and defeaf
them with great loss The allies advanced on sebas
24.-The theatre of Boulogne was burned down, 4
the Emperor Napoleon acted as a fireman.
26.-fhe grand European "Tartar hoax" WAS start /
20.-Marshai St. Arnaud, Commander in Chief of I
allied armies In the East, resigned his command to
French General Canrobert, owing to severe illness.
1
2s-The Russians surrendered the fortress of Balakl
| va TO the allies.
so.w-,:Austria defined her policy as mose favorable
| the allies.
MONDAY Fierce popular agitation in Denmark; II
| emexte in Copenhagen dreaded.
4The allied forces tried the range OF their siege art
! lery the south side of sebastopol
GA convoy OF 4, 900 Russians entered Scbastopol
Marshal St. Arnauds funeral procession passed thrsu
C0nstantinople when the publicly displayt
| for the first time in four hundred years.
6-The first ice Of the season appeared in the Bait
| Sea.
IO-GeneraI Osten sacken entered the Crimea BY VI
Of Perekop with 900 men, to reinforce Prince ksn
chikoH.
1.-THE ship Triton, from Glasgow for Boston, Vi
1.-THE Haytien government concluded treaty wit
the Consul General Of France for the payment OF the de
| I3-Mr Buchanan and Mr. Mason-U. 8. Ministers d
London and Paris-arrived at Cobentx route to II
/ Grand Ostend Conference.
/ IA Grand Conference Of American Ministers va
sitting at Ostend Copenhagen advices OF this dat
stated that the motion for committee to mpesch th
government had been carried in the Danish House q
Commons BY majority of 80 to o.
l6.-Achael and Nicholas, sons of the Car, arrived
sebastopo. The clipper ship Red Jacket arrived in th
Mersey from Melbourne, (Aus.,) in 73H days. Allie
fleets commenced their return from the Balti..
16.-Aarshal st. Arnaud was buried in Paris, An
which he sarcastcally alluded to the timid counses
which had hastened his dscsase. Five allied steamer
arrived ct Constanrinople with soldiers wounded In n
polling Russian sorties from Sebastopol.
1.-THE allies commenced to lombard SebastcfOl boil
| by sea and land, the Russans had made frequsn
sortes and destroyed small siege works. Durin
the day the Russians lost 500 men, and Admiral Korn
loft killed. English naval oss.-2 officers and
wounded; AZ men killed and $50 wounded French Loss
80 killed and 1856 wounded The city did not suffer-
10.-The allied English, French and Turkish ship
stood in very near to Sebastopo and recommended tn
was forced to retire, much damaged 1t announces
that the ships would not again operate the walls
| the vessels were ON fire several times.
20.-Santa Anna issued decree calling on the peopi
Of Mexico TO vote Con December y on the folcwi.
points,. If the actual President Of the republic VI
continue chief magistrate with the full power
he now has? 2 If he is not to continue with the
fun powers he has, to whom is he to remit imns
again prorosued to lie 18th So1s%Ser inssiiissno
of the discovery Of the remains of Sir John Frankn
party near the Great Fish River Buck, in the Arcti
23.-The American built clipper Lightning arrived Z
Liverpool in 63K days from Melbourne Australia. IN
| of the British Grenadier Guards, q prisoner.
N.-The Royal Danish Railway was opened ty III
turning from London to his post was stopped ct Gala.
by order Of the French government and refused perms
25.-The detachments Of British Guards left Ionds,
for the Crmea to MI up casualties caused BY the BATH
Of Alma. General Laprandi, with $1,000 Russians
klava In attempt to turn their right flank thu
compel them to raise the siege the R1ssians routed ~
Turkish soldiers, and took two batteries from thsu
English Light Cavalry charged the Russian batteries
routed with loss of about 600 men and horses u
Ave hundred British infantry also killed With u
eminent ocers the Russians suffered severely from II
heavy Cavalry q the Enslish but maintained the bsts
ries they had taken; disease and casualties Of war
thinning the allied ranks daily An attempt wasnaA
to overturn the government Of Peru in Lima, By y
headed. The African mail steamer ForssSsnsr -
wrecked on Lorengo Point (hadeira,) and IA persse
W.-Esht thousand Russians made .aother sosss
from Sebestopol towards BalakavA, but rspulse
By the Allies with loss - reported. Of 1000 mss.
The entire Austrian army Was placed on war feot,g
council Of war ON board the ship Mogsdor, IN ordsr
Determine on the day for general assault essstsps
Lord Raglan that only two British ofacers wels 40
prisoners in the bAttle Of Baaklavs (25th,) al u
others were killed. H. B. n. ship Pover arrived D
ssn ffancsco after an absence OF seven years u -
xs-winan Smith o'Brisn arrived at Gibraltar On n
eiis announced sSs dsisst Of the Ass 4 Bssty.
Constantinople Two additional asteroids disco
vered by N. NJ Goldschmidt and Chscerman in Paris
they were named Polymonia and Pomans.
2e-Queen Isabella, Of Spain, received the Matters
Guard Of Madrid at her palace.
NOVEMBER.
WEDNESDAY, 1.-The Emperor Of Russia concludeSN
treaty with the United States Of America ON the qSes
ton Of neutral riahs. In this treaty is distno
and solsmnly avowed that the Gag the cargo
that neutral goods in enemy's ships exempsfrss
spoliation unless contraband Of Convention Coz
cluded between the United States Of America ssd u
King Of Bavaria, for the mutual extraditon Of orni
nails in London The allies opened the third parable
Of the siege works at sebastopol
3-Announced in London Liverpool and Manchsstss
that Louis Napoleon had withdrawn his interdct TO Mr
scues journey through France. Archbishop Hughe
arrived in Paris route to Rome General MosqusA
commanding the northern army Of New Granada, met
Petaquero in the province of Sorocco the forces sent
Meo. under the command Of Col. Juan Gutierres. en-
completely routed them TIE remnants of these troop
we're attacked subsequently BY guerilla force heais
by Santos Gutierrez constitutional officer, who toe
than four hundred prisoners six hundred musketG
&C., and their commander, Juan Gutierrez.
"A solemn high mass, preparatory to battle, ~
offered mp In the Russian Crimean camp, after winch
Archbishop addressed the troops, who fred wiu
| enthusiasm.
| She most bloody battle Of modern times ~
fought between the allied troops and the Russians
Inkermann, the Crimea Early In the morning, durih
dense fog the Russian army, Increased by renforcs
he damn and tad