The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10
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THE BkTrLE,OF INKERyANN

THE BATrLE,OF INKERMANN.
We pnbish TO day the Following additional psrt
ulars relative to The above most sanguinavy ttla
ought between tie Russian troops ana enc allie
l1ices, On November 5sh.
Tire Journal de Cons;0atinpie Of November 9th,
soBtsihs e following accGuns:-
Early on the morning u The sta, Russian army,
bout 20 600 strong, whom 80 0J0 men cous, -teu
re)Lfoi dement's VIII b arrived ON sae pracedog
veDng under the command of General DAanea.
)urg snd the Grand Dukes Michael snd Alexsnder,
'rottipg by an Jntenss fog, marchei upon loker-
rann 20 sne eatrane limg OF thu Englisn army, add
stack d tneao vigorously.
General Caihcsft assembled about 5000 men,
shnm he opposed TO the Russians and for more
han two hours this handful Of brave sJi ie:s mud
leen struggling with the most heroic mtrepidity
sa'nst al army so superior in number Whea toe
trsDch iroops arrived ia all haste, and, joining
tbems Ives 10 the .Ea gsh .irh admirable spirit
II frs ernization, op. osed 70 the envy body Of
about ,000 men, WHO charged the Russian masses
one 8gainsL five, and repuised them with the most
irresistible impetuositV.
TIE Monet brigade arrived soon afterwards, end
It's arrival COMPLETED the route OF the Russians,
who retired in disorder about four o'clock in the
afternoon.
During thjs engagement, s. 900 men of the gar
rison OF sebastopol made sortie, and STACKED
some ca mpanles aho supported the French lines,
which we've not more than 100 metres from the
place.
General de Lourmel went Immediately with few
Dattahons 10 the assistance Of these comp anes VINO
Russians, srd, forcing them 60 take flight pursued
the N ID within twenty PAGES OF the Qaaraotine Bat
terry. At that psiIt serious wound 10 reed him to
stop, and the Russians we're enabled TO take refuge
In ihess two affairs tie Russians, in killed and
wounded, lost the services OF than 10 900 men
The loss OF the allied armies amounts TO about
1000 men in killed. and wounded.
Vienna Nov. ~ Correspondence of London Times
AS you viii see by the following dss catches, which
have beer received here, the news from Senastppol
is conf citing although all Of it Is from what must
be considered authentic sources.
o. the 9Th, toe garrison and he whole Of the
Russian army under Mensc aikof made an attack
the besie gels.
One OF the DISPATCHES says that the allies we're
getting Ma upper hand, and tue other !" that Gen.
Liprandi had been completely defeated" Ons OF
the greet embassies IS sad to have received news to
the following eject
On she 6tn. the Russians with their whole for g
attacseu the right wing OF the allied army. The
bAttls e. ded Win the complete discount uIe Of
Russans, who had great maoy men killed, aud be-
sides ost macy prisoners. TIE English suffered
considerable lose, and had -four Of their gener als
mere o, less severely wounded. Two OF the generals
we're Sir George Brown and Lord BsntncK. Only
two OF tie French divisions ~ere engaged. 1t wss
suppos ed thai General Canrohert would take adven-
taee of the scom oets defeat CT the Russ ans and
At once assault SebastOpol.
Another dispatch tells e,r]y the same story
with the ADDITION that the battle" which was most
nurc erous, lasted eight n0urs 1t also says thai
three English generals were killed.
The Lloyd has seen the foll0wiDg Geographic des-
patch from BacEarest:--
" On The 9th the Russians, with an overpowerng
fore, attacked the English position. Lord Rsglsn
collected tie regiments OF Guards, and was 81 q
later period supported by General Bosquet, aod
tren by General Canrooert. The battle lasted from
early 10 the morning until lite in the afternoon,
and ended W til the reret Of the Russiaos The loss
was very considerable on both sides; but the Rus
SLAMS had more men killed than the allies. The
English took several hundred Russian prisoners
In GOrrct dpr- We
According to telegraDbc intelligence Of the 10th,
from Bucharest, the Russians, VINO were in great
free attacked the English position before Ssbasto
pol On the 6,h. Lord Raglan Immediately opposed
them with the Guards, and brought no his First,
Second, Third and Fourth divisions. Subsequently,
he was reinforced by the division under General
BOsquet, and other Fren ,h troops under the perso
ma coma and OF General Canrobert. The battle
continued with great violence from break Of day
until laie In the afternoon. IRE Russians ut length
retired, with loss Of many dead ard several hun
dred prisoners. The loss Of the English was co1sid
cradle, but not so great as that OF the Russians Sir
George Brown, Major CT neral Bentin tx, and the
Generals Of Brigade, Allen, Builer, and Torrens,
were wounded.
Prince Menschikof announces, under date of No
vember 9Th. that on the 9Th two sorties were made
from Sebastopol-the one against the right wing of
the enemy and the oher against the left wing his
siege works. TIE consequence Of tie rally against
the riglt wing was that the guns OF battery were
spkeo. The loss on both sides was very clnsi fer
aole. On the left wing of sne sige works, 10 guns
Qs
followed up the assailants and endeavored 10
storm was repuised with great loss.
Vienna Nov. la Correspondence OF London Tines
In Russian despatch, forwarded last night, 1t
vas raid that French division had attempted TO
enter with the eortie party; and this il q kind of
ucit comics ion that the attack ION the left wing
Of the siege works" was failure. The Russiaus
now give US the folIowing details relative to the
great battle Of the 9TH. 1t must be observed that
sse cespstches from the allied camp were dated
Move mber g. ano it was supposed that the action
took place on that day. The double attack made by
me russians on the 9TH, was dire ted by Prince
vas made fom the high table land in the northeast.
The Russians advanced with extreme impetuosity,
took two Of the positions OF the allies by storm and
spiked eight guns. In spite of toe heavy fire OF the
allies, the Russians forced their way into the inner
part Of their camp, but in consequence OF diysisn
coming up too late, they were Obliged to break of
the engagement and retire to their former position.
While the pitched battle was going ON, . violent
sortie was made from the bastion No. O, during
which the Russans took the battery in the church.
yard by storm, and spiked fifteen guns. The Fren h
divhion, (Forey0 which attempted to take the baa-
ton No. by storm, was repused. Both parties
fought with great determination, and both suffered
considerable loss. Among the Russians killed was
Lieutenant General Soimonoff The two Grand
Dukes, who were also present, are well.
Vienna (Nov. 15) Correspondence OF London Times.
The Soidafen Trernd Is the only organ of the
press which has any details from the Crimea, and
they will be communicated, although they have o
ANuNStAh COIuJiuBs Ou buc Ass Va eho iuohsu
all the Russian reinforcements had arrived with the
exception of battalion Of sappers, and Prince Men
achikof was therefore enabled to assume the offsn
sive. The Russi IN headquarters we're removed to
kamlschli, which is some What to the north Of
nacKsDzies farm. The right wing Of the army was
a. BeiDsk on the right tank of she river Of toe same
mare; the centre was at Inkermann aud the left
wing at Iraktir in communication with the Twelfth
Div SION, under Liprandi, which had pushed forward
its dvanced yidettes between Kamara ard Kadi-
koi. On the lst it was rumored in the Russian camp
mat an attack was about to take ace on the allies
in TIE anrle formed hv SehasfnnnI Cana f,lnrr,n