Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-29

and WATER one hight march here. However, the
hardest lot OF al sesssved for poor hor.es All BAY
o.irs lev pounds Of indirrsr, S.se, Tiers 'Iy .os
blade Of grass to be hath. -hoe OF tbe~s p.e.ux
and hills are covered With thsiles ooy, and whst. The
| other covering OF the earth goss know not
| coAiss TO cLosE auAhIrRs.
Ocr. as.-The enemy se.med afraid Of our Ian
esssses shis moaning aud told they are dr.wnE
over towards the French The latter become moro yirr.
ross Ia their Ere. and doing marked damage on tue
e Of their line. Their energy in working the ID. para
eL rapidly producing its nsuls, and their work, arc
creeping up hour sfter hour the enemy's va,s Tho
Vladimir oAme up to the head OF the hssbor and
opened DIRE the right attack Of our men, She threw
he, shells 9Th beautiful .eeur.ey aud killed two
aud wounded 70 othere ere could reply enectu.
Our men slso commenced battery to 10 armed with
Ss rounder TO Dire the shipping beio. The cite Of
hh on the lett OF and Ia front Of tho LOTT attack aud
sl will not be farther than $50 ,rds from the place
This good distance for red hot shot, gres, things
are expected from Il.
HOW LORD puSkELLiS VAS cArruaxp
| Lorp Dunkeiln vas out With . working party Of
/ bis regiment, when . number Of men were ob.er,sd
through the ds.nins light 10 the r.vne In front Of them
There are the Russians exclaimed one Of the men
Nonsense, they're our elous said bis lordahp aud or
nc went towards them. asking in high tone a. be got
near. "Who 10 In command Of this par,s,n ma, men .s
him A they wers un.rmed they r,n
idly; but there Il fear Of his ordshps safety for tho
Russians bred no shot, aud merely closed round and
we'll taken care Of, and forwarded probably ST. Peters
| burg.
A SILL" ut rnE RUSSIANS.
The Russians opened . heavy cauousde on US this
| morning; they always have done Sundsys Divine
| service performed With continued bass of cannon
rolling through the responses aud liturgy The French
terribly cut up by the Garden Bsterv So however
by their misfortune Of last night Tho Russians made
seAlthy sose towards morning. and advanced close to
the French pickeu When challenged. they replied,
lngis, lngls, which passes With allies as
e English they say and they knew where they
uere the Russians had charged th got Into their bat
tories aud spiked 1--WE They uero speedily re-
brav
allies ,Iceedngly. The night before they hr ON party
Of Who used the pase drton and they turned
to be Russians. They coufdng the second
tune.
osks FRIENDS
Pole and some Russians deserted last night They
tell us that the enemy have lost 5000 killed
that the town is in frighul state-the shops closed
the merchants fed, the goods placed underneath in the
cellars ard that the pointed" balls aud shells
do rshful mischief There longer volunteers 10
work tho guns, as there at FIRST The men have
now to DO forced to the batteries Many poor women
and children have lost their lives IN this terrible
ado IL seems incredible that tbs Russian autborie.
should have let them in the town, when they could
have easily seut them by the bridge boils TO
the North side Provisions still continue peuy and wa.
ter Is abundant in the town.
AN ALARM.
Sir Colin Campbell, who in comm sui OF Balaksys
had drawn up the e3 iiighanderss little in Of the
road TO tho town, the first of tho of the
enemy The marines the heights col under arms: the
ssamens batteries and marines batteries IN the hc,hts
close the town, manned aud the French artillery
men and the Zuavcs prepared for action along their lines
Lod Lucahs little camp scene Of great excite
mcnt. The men had time their horses thew
had not broken their fast from the evening OF the be-
FORE aud bal barely ssddlei at the first blast trun-
pet when they driven up the slope behind III.
redouesn front OF their camp to operate the euemys
.quadrons.
RAD CONDUCT TURKS.
II evident thst reliance was 10 he placed
on the Turkish lrf,nuy artllerymen. An the stories
no had heard ahou, bravery behind stone and earth
works proved how the erent people fight up-
Ter derent circumstances. When Ire Russians
tie Turks fired few rounds them got frightened Al
hs sancs Of their supports in the rear, looked round
received few sho's and she'll and then noed" and fled
~rh an agi,y quite at variance 9TH commonplace notions
of 0ri-uta deportmen, the battle fd Bu, Turks or
the Danube are verv differed, beings from Turks in the
Crimea appears that the Russians of ara
not at all like the Russians Of Sili-,r'a.
The RUSSIAN ADVANCE.
Looking TO the left towards the gorge behcld SIX
compact MISSES of Russiin Infantry which hsd JUST de-
bcuehed from the mountain passes the Teh rns,a
and slowly advancing with solemn I'D the
valley. linn eiatey in their front a regul.r line of
artillery of at least twenty pieces strong Two
light already mile in advance them and were
playing with energy the rcdoubs, from which feeble
pull Of smoke came q, long intervals Behind these gus
They we're in ak compact qusres-three each flank
moving down eehslon towards u.s. and the valley was
grey .eso s ah ai.' OF "'-- ''-' -"A
s1lERISo SPECTACLE
In their front, and extending along the interval, he
tween each battery OF guns clouds Of mounted Skin
m'shers wheeling and ~hrng in the front OF their arch
ike autumn leaves tossed by the wind The Zousvss
70 living Tx. tgess the spring with ready ra
10 hand hidden chin deep BY the elrth~orks whi.h run
along the line OF these ridges rear but the quick
eyed Russians were man9uverng the other side OF the
valley, and did expose their columns to attack RIov
the L1uaves we could see the Turkish gunners the
doubts, all in confusion the burst over them Jus,
- came up the RusIisnj had carried No redoubt the
urthes and mos: elevated Of ALL their horscmen were
shasng the Turks across the Interval which lay between
and redoubt No. g
ANOTHER FLIGHT TURKS.
At that moment the ,lry under Lord Iucau were
formed In gitteng masses; the light brigade under Lord
cardigan in advanced the heavy brigade under Brig
General Scsett, 10 eserve They were drawn nm mat 4,
front Of their encampment were concealed from tho
view OF the enemy by slight "wave" in the pain Con-
hdern6y to the rear of their right the osi Highlander.
we're drawn up in line, in front OF the 10 Bas
lava. More behind them, on the heights the marines
we're visible through the glass drawn up under arms and
the gunners could be ready in the which
we're placed the heavy ships guns Toe ODD had
been advanced what more into the pI,in hut Tho in
slant the Russians got possession OF frat they
opened fire on them with their own guns and iua cted
some injury and Sir Colin Campbell "rcrci" b, men IN
better position
THE RUSSIAN CALVARY.
meantime the enemy advanced his ca Wary rapidly
To our neS prcssibe disgust the Turks in rc,uh,
NO ny a. their approach. They scattered proups
across towards redoubt No g. and B,akav, I'm,
the of the Cosscks to quick for them and
sword and lance were busy piled along tho rctres,ing
nero Tue yeIls OF the pursuer and were p,iny
audible As the l,nccr aud light cavalry OF the Russian.
advanced they gathered their skrmi.hers with prea,
speed and in excellent ordsrthc shifting trails Of men,
which played over the valley like moonlight on the waters
contracted, gathered up and the lii l. peloton in few
moments became solid column. Then up came their gun
IN rushed their gunners to the Abandoned redoub and The
guns OF NO redoubt played with deadly effect upon
we d:p'rited defenders of No redoub Two or three
-hots In return tom the earh~orks snd all 10 silent
RiDpLINU 1BE
The Turks swarm over the earth works. and run In con-
'uon over the town, firing their muskets they ruu AZ
he enemy Again the solid umn OF cavalry opens Ike
ian and resolves itself into "lony spray skirmishsrs
itap' the lying Turks and steel shes in the air and
down go the poor aoslems quverng The plain, split
through fez and musket guard tho chin and breast
oe There ia no support for them. I. Is evident the
Russians have been too quick for Tho Turks hsve
been too quick ao for they have held thei redoubts
long enough to enable us to b.ing them help. In vain
the naval gns on the heights FIRE the Russian cavalry
The dstauoe too grcit for she'll shot TO REACH In
vain the Turkish gunners 10 the earhern batteries VII oh
arc placed along the French entrenchments strive to
protect their flying coun,ymen Their shot ay wide and
short Of the swirming IN is,es.
the HioHLASDERs CHARGE.
"A lha Ruaat atrya Al. i.f.