Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-29
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.' wal III" = 'Nei,nS '1' 'ioI' profound at
'e'iuop anu n anN'e'S II, E9Slaio anu rance
I-ord h'giah anu Marshal tanfobeft had sent
the most urgent demands Tor reInt"reement~s and
Sr'' "as.' was MANIFESTED To meet th'm.
seven hrst class steamers had been taken mp
Tor laS'ailt service anu others were wanted. lhe
steamer APPS sailed on the lth Tor leuIoh to
embark / r'neh troops ana the steamer Europa
WoId 90 10 Kingston ON inc l0th' larl"us 9th
sr steamers were also under orders
ne disastrous result 2i inc oa't'e oI lhr SoIh
at haiaNiaI" 10 the English Is confirmed, though
II Is nor quite 50 ood a. at hrst represented, 1t
wa an owing TO the misrepresentation al an order
from the commander, n,ehlei' Lords i-ahan and
AMI a hal IN length and EXPOSED to thu cross ire
taII nj RUSSIAN battery OF - guns. lie at
tempt was madheSs ana the result destfuellFe'-
of 627 mon only l98 returned and these must
nj have been destroyed but tor the magnificent
charge 10 their rescue by the heavy drhgoonS
and the brave stand OF the iIighianders which
redeemed the day.
dispatch from Prince Mcnsehikof, sent to
Berlin IN cypher' states that o9 the Ith OF No
Nelnhrr, an unusual activity having been obserV-
able IN the allies camp, Cen lIPrandi, reinforced
by the corps sent by Menschkotf, attacked the
allies camp and killed sou men. lhIs report,
however, Is doubtful, as also Is the statement that
II practicable breach was opened IN the walls OF
the city on the same day.
Marshal Canrobcrt's official report OF the bat
tie OF the 9TH is published in the Momteor OF the
loth. 1t says;
HE Russian army has been swollen by rem
forcements from the l)ahuhe as wei as hy the
combined reserves from all the southern provln.
ces ana animated by the presence "1 the Nfand
Dukes Michael and Nicholas attacked yester-
day, Noy. 9th, the right OF the English position
before SebastopoL
The English army sustained the attack with
most remarkable trmness and soIldlty. | sup
ported IT by portion ofl'eneral Bosquets dl-
vision, which fought with admirable vlgor as
wrlla as by the troops which were nearest the En-
gish position.
The enemy, who far outnumbered our forces,
heat retreat with loss estimated at from eight
10 nine thousand men. The struggle lasted the
whole day
At the same time ten. forry was forced 10
repnlsr the sortle made by the garrison Ana
under his energetic command tue enemy were, were
driven back with a loss "i one thousand III N'''eo
ana wounded Tins brilliant day was not not Pnr.
chased without conSiaera'l' loss ny INC ril'sou'
ao'9 'he greatest hohoi |" oul "I'l>' me s'S'
cont lllUeS with regularity.