New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

protect our flank ef-ctnaliy. strong turssuie auu
passage lie lett for horses and men to pass oy
sIeng ,hs road hut could not any exit for suns
II s probable they do not intt nd TO move soy ou's
in Of attack. -.
The S,ud.bsg Battery will be armed this evening.
Colonel Dacr.-, r. A has ordered np Two navy
guns 10 be placed 10 II. and is, j undersf ma also
bringing be put IN position to comm nd ne
road Ii her the precautions ought NOT NO" W DC
taken. or they should have been 'aAen .ns aso 80
engineers are shutting the door now that the poor
st.eds are stolen. . ,.,r
A. rode into B1akiava with my dispatch today
met three bs;taliors of Turks, ust issmoarked. ana
,ns,r,iny mn 10 our right. Many Of them we're nne
men other creatures who could scarcely crawl along
from sickness snd disease. They had come from
Vslo in Th.ssaly and had come up IN the Fmeu.
Tie road to Inkermsnn will be deeply scarPei TO-
rear that Captain Peel of the Diamond, left his
"blu..iaokets on the 9Th and went right N among
the ,hickest Of the fight where ne joined The RED
coat and sla-ted asag Win his regulation SWORD,
wherever the mite was hercest
General Liprsndi is supposed To have com handed
the sttask The Grand Dukes Michael aad Nieeo -
sre ros tiveIy smed TO have been witnesses oi tue
fgbi Had Il not been fo- the Russian artulery our
Womb hsy. been uch i-ss, and tier infantry
world bas. been almost aanhllated. Inc weakness
OF cur sr'ilery 10 range and TeIgh' oi meta De
cones Nor. evident every Day III orde' 10 en'o'e
our two l. pCunG siege guns 10 toucn Tue hussiaas'
W. lad 10 give then xix degrees OF elevation. Inc
Russians bring 81 pound guns, drawn ~ sixteen
hor,es into he field We have g-pound and l2-Pound
evce1t thar we must improve our field artillery.
The guns which Answer very well on Wo)lSich
conn on viii not silence the Russian artillery there
wss Council Of War neld for several hours az Lord
Raglan quarters; the result II not Euoxn but tis
ain o., certain that W. winter here, aud tina the
moons Will he hutied. The sailing vessels of the
feet will 40 ~ Bat-chk or Beico-, with the excep-
ton If four FreSch and four English ioe-ct Battle
snipf, which viii be anchored IN the hsmesch Creek,
north of Rasaich Bay. boom will be placed across
il, The steamers will remain to cruise of tue harDor.
lie known that the RUE are preparing steam mr.
Sims The port e cos,ly watched, night and day,
in order 10 prevent Their conog out Two steamers
crure Oft tie entrance from dusk till dawn. There
are low Only two French steamers LETT Ia reletska
or Arrow Bsy. it VA, 6asd the anchorage Was to,
nuon uLd.r the command Of Russian guns
NOVEMBER More bad news Of our ally, Bono
johnny While Brigadier-Gen Est;0urt All Capt
&c Morel yesterday To lock over the grouod
and see tia; the de AL had been removed Win BODY
of Turks TO accompany them the RussInns, m =.
.oIebpce with their am able custom sent T. = She'll
and rouIGshct among mem. The TurS- instantly
nway
Mr. Rouaine. Deputy Judge. AGvoc.'e General
came down To Balskava ye-ie. DAY by order, 10 cpi
ser evidence egaiIsr the Russian iJOr accuse ~
Lii ~ and MEETING his TO kill our sDuuied
OH ers ard soldiers, but he found, unfortunately,
that the witnesses rad gone 10 scotri Ihs viii
only dtfr the inve-hgatOn Tor teS day. DC.
Spence. Deputy Inspector OF Hospitals. arrived IN
tie Prince from England and with MIN Dr. Mar-hhl
aud FIX or seven ASSES slant sgrgeOns. We near tn1t
Mr Maxwell bhs been sent out t. inquire I1to the
saie o. the medical department. at Scuar and that
Dr. Msrshsn will att I'd az the Invest cation ani
wstch the for Dr.. smith.
The remainder Il the 10th regiment landed yester-
day, s,d marched out 10 camp The Looked very
smart ard cl.an-, tilcers and meu-and tn.ir bright
fa.in.s and the brilliant, uDstalned red Of Their
coats offered strong contrast TO the dirty ragged
md beCabbed dresses 81 the men IN Baikiava, WnD
have been so long campaigning. They marched Oh
IL good spirits 10 the camp WIN theT band piaying.
The P.rs Consfitutionael publishes the folio wing
journal Of The sitgc OF Seva. topol:
NOV. s-The death Of Gen. de Lournel, which
"a. place lasi hight has produced IL The army pfo
found sDd painful seuseon, MS our soldiers are con-
yIced that IL not for his WOUND, tins intreo1
GeDeralwoud have forced an eurtDce ,nto the place.
Many are fopitor thai sitter the battle o the Alma.
had the Allies rapidly marched o. Sevastopol sod at
tackled he place. they might nave carried II without
much ressta &c. If are 10 credit the prisoners,
the Russisrs expected TO De attacked, ana had No
hopes of beng able TO Geeno the town. capt .in Of
our acquaintance was ured of bls fac, by young
Russian officer taken prisoner D. The English on the
night of the 9Th az OF the outpsts. lls officer
a pears 10 be scerctls l. -ud II doubt indebted
fi hi. life TO that Circumstance alone. You might
have entered win III INTO Scvasfopo he said; we
'eXI.cttd il; but nos you viii have rampant OF
'Ltass before you The siege II, IA II were, SUE
peno-d; hoNeveI last nignt the second parallel Wa
prolonged 10 The batteries ON the isit, aod we con
Iibue improve the works already executed, and to
81 pose fresh bhtte les 70 those of the Russians. Our
two batteries OIL IT,. extreme right, l0th aud llth,
snenced, in a couple Of hours the fI- at the Mat
BOSTON, where the enemy taking advantage of
Wet night, had moufted fes guos, which
preached third parallel; but the fire of
Tin bastiop although often siienced in the
evening, invariably recommended the next
morning. The battle of The 5th has convinced the
Erelsb Of the necessity Of nirenchng their camp,
and at preseD, occupied in conjun ;iion with
then, in eX5ep1ing rs faT ~ their extreme left our
lipes Of DECENTRALIZATION. This extension will enable
US 70 intercept gre atty impede the communication
be'wea the place snd the army IN the f'ld
Russian officer has declared his death bed that we
had been beiTas ca by deserter from the Foreign
Legion who had informed The eHeny tnas bat
eIes tle left guarded with great negligence,
ND that they determined in cOnseq hence b attack
that point j. Us well known that this legion, so
remarkable for It's bravery, is formed in great 4
measure Of deserier. from all the armies in Europe.
The prisoners and wounded taken on the 5th, have
given some useiul Information about the besieged.
The reason why the regiments which fought at the
Anna were not presett at the last battle, Vas because
they SILL sbored under the impression Of ths terrible
ctitat. Finally, II appears that the garrison do not
deceive themselves to the issue Of tue siege and
that their efforts well as the IT hopes only tend TO
proloIg the defense - mach possible, and that 10
work, have been raised 10 the interior of the town.
TEDDY walked over the field OF battle, on the right.
The dead bodies beginning to disappear, but
ly al the wounded have been conveyed to the anbu-
lanc.s.
Nov. e-Tte mail leaves 20 day. The news
papers are truly amusing in their reports from the Cri
m.a. lfthey conteIted themselves With making US
open hrs. parallel at league from the place any
coryersan With engineering would dlscredit such
simplicity, but when they assign to US 400 guns ready
10 open their fire. il becomes more serious because
j; that the case, should have sienced long
time since, all the artillery opposed 10 You may
judge Of the efficiency OF the Russian artillery when
tel you that While was dating the letter AN writ.
ing, reckoued fo'y tso shot, from the town. which
We cid lot return, for at this late hour, 81 p ~,
We take care not 10 waste our powder like the Rus
siam. Forty two shots in less than one minute