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

the Gre and enflsdsd by the Russsaas, we're very
much weakened; their ire slscksnsd minute sftef
minute.
At 30 the FIRE sackened on both sides for fe~
nirui.s, but recommended with immense energy me
whole town and the line OF rorks enyeioped N snoke.
At 40, the French magazine, in the extreme right
battery Of - guns, blew mp with . tremendous ex-
plo-ioD, killing and woandng 100 men Toe Russians
cbetred fred with renewed visor and crushed the
French fire completely that they were not able 70
ire m.re than gun now and then, 81 intervals. and
at 10 ,oek they were nearly slenced on that side.
Atlol the FIRE slaekened on both sides, bat the a.
lies ana Russians reopened vigorously at 100. Oar
practice was splendid, but our works were cut up by
IRE from the redan, and from the works around cir
eulsr msrtelo tower on our extreme right
At III, tie French hne-of battle ships ran up in
tie sea SIDE. TIE scene was indescribable-the Rus
siars reply ing vigorously TO the attacks by and
laI d. though suffering greatly.
Atl25 another magazine in the French batteries
blev M, The csnDonade was Tremendous. Our
Ours demolished the Round Tower, bu, could not 81
ierce the works around it.
All 40a great explosion took place in the center
Of S.yesiOpol amid much cheering Of oar men, but
the FIRE lot abated. The Lancaster guns male
had practice ard one burt At SIS terrific eIplo'
sion Of . pow der.msgszne took place in the Russian
recan fort The Russians however, returned 70 their
guns end still fred from the reenteriDg snge OF ther
works. The csnnonade was continuous from the ships
ard our batteries but the smoke did not permit US 10
see if the Briiish feet was engaged.
At3 20 a loose powder store inside our naval bat
terry was blown up by a Russian shell, but did no
damage. The enemys earthworks were mucn IN
jured by FIRE, the reden nearly suenced anu the
FIRE Of the Round Tower Entertainments diminished,
though the inner works still vigorous
At 3:35 the magazine inside ,he worksof the Round
Fort wac blown up by our shot,
At the ships outside ripping up the forts and
stone WORKS and town by treme ndous broadsides.
Only the French Tag Yves visible the English hset
being on the opposite side Of the harbor. Orders
were 2iven 10 spare the town and buildings a. much
as possible.
From TO $50 the csnnonade from our brtteries
was very warm, the Russians replying, though QUE
FIRE had evidently established its superiority
theirs the ships pouriI III broadside after broadsie
on For's Nicholas and Constantine, at close ranges.
Tew ard dusk the fire slackened greatly and at night
il ceased Giogtiher the Russians for the ist time
being silent. Up to this hour 10 T. NJ they have
barely fred gun. They are busy repairing damages,
and We are doing the sane and are also mounting new
guus ana moItaTs for tomorrow.
The French have lost about 200 men, principally by
the explosions lose is very smal-under 100 killed
and wounded since the siege began.
Captain Rowley, Of the Guards, was killed yester-
day; O'Lesry, Of the Gsth Regiment, killed 70 day
RuiLven, Lieutenant K. n, wounded
We have gained greatly on the works to day, and,
but for the meaI choly dsassers which befel our al
lee should have crushed much Of the Russian bat
teries The French fleet avenged these misiortunes
most amply.
OCTOBER ls-3 P. M.
The FIRE was resumed this morning soon after day
break The French were still unable TO support
Their extreme LETT Is still sienced They Will lot be
ready TIL the 10th 10th, so damaged are they by
the Russian FIRE.
During the night the Russians remounted their
guns and brought mp fiesh ones and established
en- at superiority Of fire and weight Of metal
Alto A NJ the alarm given that the Russians
were marching to attack our rear on the Balaklavs
rosd Lord Raglan and slaf, with large bodies of
French troops, at once moved there. and found the
Russisn cavalry ard two baitelion' of infantry, with
ore gun, and endeavorrg TO creep up in fox To the
outposts The Turks opened fire from the redoubts,
and tie Russians retired.
AT this moment % L. NJ the Russians are pressing
us very herd returning three shots for our two.
Col Hood Of the GUARDS was killed in the trenches
today Rulhvep. Of the Albion is better. LIeuten
ant Chase Of the Albion is killed. Another leuton-
sItnr 100 men were killed and wounded in our feet
Yesterday while attacking Fort Constantine.
III attack by the fleets 10 10 be renewed 20 morrow
OF the siege.tra there are two killed, IS severely
wcurded, and eight slightly wounded. This was up
TO yesterday.
The redan and flagstaff fort are as Troublesome ~
ever.
We can fcaIeely set up ammunition to our suns.