New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-09
The Russians are pouring in Large masses from the
north. We require further reinforcemeas instantly.
PARIS Tuesday, Nov. 81, 1854

The Russians are pouring in lsrgs masses from the
north. We req.ire further reinforcemeas instantly.
PARIS, Tuesday, Nov. 81. 1854.
The H9HitcTr announces that, according 70 q tee-
grtfbic dispatch received by the relenaqae, Gen.
Caurober; had pressed Prsce Napoleon to leave tue
camp in order to rest lr- bis health. Inc Prince had
been very III and the fatgues Of the ,tt's 1t laker
mann made him nu y worse /, vas hoped that be
would be recovered sufficiently 70 share il the decisive
attack sgaus, Sevastopel.
10 confirming the intelligence OF the battle OF
lrkeTmann Gen. Caarobyrt states that the battle
was most obstinate AMI bloody and that the Russian
loss was enormous.
Everything was ready for the assalt bat the sles
bad determined to postpone it I'LL the arrival Of fresh
achievements.
TIE following articles are from yesterdays Mai.
teEr. Letter from Pera, dated Nov. 10, says:
% The rei0fa Tcements which arrive are promptly
eIrediied 20 the Crines. Ire Napoleon has tax
Oh board GOO men, who arrvsd in merchant vessels,
and sailed the 9Th for Sew sstopO well as tle
Sare which brought 100 men from Africa. The
Mayren Brigade IS in the Bosphorus, on board toe
Asmodee the Cbapta and the Scion, which are re-
plenshrng their Goals. 10 order TO ent-r the Black
Sea The Ell trance of two other vessels wi b troops
is sigDalled The suiren has safely arrivei before
CoIstaniBople."
Inc JOaFHll df CONstdfttNCptcC 'HiAtne bue iVupN-
ing account of the victory of Inkermann:
"Early on the niorsng of the 9Th Russisn army,
abou, 30 600 strorg of whom 80 OOJ consisted Of
rtlnforoemen's which arrived or the preceding even
ing uBder the command OF Gen. DAnaenburg and the
Grand Dukes Mch sci and Alexander, pr ftIog by az
intense fog marched upon Ins ernaLn to the extreme
limit of tie English army and attacked them visor-
ously.
General Catbcart assembled about 1000 men,
wtom he opposed To the Russians, and for more than
two hours this handfDl of brave SOLDIERS had besn
stug ding with the most heroic nrepidity against an
amy go superior IN number xhen the Freoch trosos
arrived in all haste and, joining themselves 20 the
EDgl.h with admirable spirit Of frsternzaion, op-
posed 20 Tie enemy body of about 600 men, Who
charged the Russian masses one agaiost ye and re-
pulsed them with the mOst irresistible mpetuosity.
" The Monte brigade arrived soon atterysrd aud
its arrival completed the rout OF the Russians who
tired in disorder abou, o'clock in the afternoon.
During this engagement, 5000 men OF the gsrrl-
son of Seya-tOpo made q sortle, and attacked sOue
companies who supported the French lines, which
were Dot more than 100 metres from the place
General de LOurmel went Immediately with q few
batta!ops 10 the Assistance OF these companies, who
sustained the attack with intrepidy, repulssd the
Russi1ns, and, forcing sbem 10 take flight. pursued
them 70 within 90 PAGES of the Quarantine Battery
A. that point serious wound forced him to stop and
the Russians were eupbed take refuge in the place
In these two affairs the Russians, IN killed aud
wounded loot the services of more than 10 600 men,
The loss OF the allied armies amounts to about 1000
men in killed and wouRc ed
The French accounts state that everything was
prepared for The assault but the allies had determined
to postpone it TIL the arrival Of re5of rcements.
Prince Napoleon had left the camp, owing to the
state Of bis health.
The Duke of Cambridge was slightly wounded.
dispatch from Vienna states that the Russian En-
voy Gorchak OF has ntna,ed TO the Austrian Cabinet
that Russia is willing TO negotiate peace on the ba-
sis Of the four guaranteed conditions.
Lord Raglan has been raised to the rank OF Field
MaTshal.
Lord Panerston had arrived in Paris, and had daily
interviews With the Emperor Louis Napoleon.
Lord Dudley Stuart died at Stockholm on the i7Ih
of November.
a dispatch from Hamburg states that Russian
squadron OF IA war-steamers made reconns,ance a.
lar as Dagoe without encountering any war ships OF
the allies.
The main body of the British fleet was at Kiel on
the 2o'h.
Tie Pofric publishes the following telegraphic dis
patch dated Hamburg the ION lost: rh- official
bulletin ofthe battle of the jh has arrived at 81.
"PeteTsburg. Prince McDtchisoh announces that
"ihe Russiars heo 3 200 soldiers and 100 officers
wounded. The number Of killed was not exactly
known. Geo. SOmOnoh, who was dangerously
wounded during the action, survived only short