The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-12-08
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Bour5e On Tuesday, as having been Sent h. p
Aiensehikoh TO Prince PaskirSith under date Of ~
heinbef ., al len ~ the morning:
'fau Will 6Hd eneiosed a despatch which =.
grand dukes have wtiIfeH 10 ther august atiter 1b
arrival of iheT f7rprrdl Hi2hne>ses excited in ~
army aad IN The town the greatest enthusiasm, a,1
tne princes were received with hurrahs and tra,s
ports OF delight. The troops would have been ds
lighted had the princes witnessed our success of ~
day before aad the garrison of ihe town testified ~,
lmpatirnce 10 welcome their I'll Hahnssses by a no,,
exploit. In the afternoon, a column consislip. a.
sixteen battailoHs marched resouteiy on the non;
wing OF The enemy, and sezea rpdoubt Aftsr
furious contest, hand 10 hand, our baiiasns raipr
ed 10 the town without beng disquieted. Alno.t =,
The moment, three battalion, executed a rani
movement of attack against the sie.e-XcTks of H.
risht flank OF the enemy. They took fifteen g.os
and spiked them, after having killed the greater pa,,
Of The who serving them.
The French hasteneG up and pursued our men with
the nnpetnosfy which is natural TO them, and a bo
dy ol 10000 men rasbly advanced TO the wall, of the
place. They were there received by we'll directed
ire, which killed great NUMBER ot Ihem ard a sor
lie executed with vIgor. forced them TO feln,
10 thegr lines. During this last movement and \
little before three the afternoon, Cen. LlHrandj
wih part Of the forces under his command attack
cd the Eng,I-h line. a desperate engagement ep>n
ed. ordered forward from Tchorgoun 1he tIoa,,
that could be collected ~ haste, 10 support them
Our Dragons executed two brilliant charges. Tn.
enemy defended themselves most s,ubbornlv and
the approach Of night alone pul end 10 tae conflict
In orr share Of the days proceedings, 22,00O men
engaged.
On both sides the losses have been great ours has
been about 1000 men, and that OF the enemy at least
great. This sangnnary affair has been only one
those accIden1s which occur 20 frequently IN var
Had oar forces been concentrated, shonid with.
on; doubt have reduced the enemy 10 the greatest
extTcmiIies. We are now getting all our reserves
up from Simpheropo, Bakici-Sarai, and Suatachiva
We about 10 rrsulutty assume the offensive, and
shall not allow days repoSe TO the enemy
Their forces diminishing rsibly. The uartia,
reuio,cencnts which they successfully have Jecelv
ed, have not been sufficient 10 ell up the vojds which
war and ualadieS have made in their ranks. Their
number present cannot be more than fity hons.
and This army cannot escape U.S. have for
the moral aScendency, and great superiority in
'Hu!hers We ground, and We ale
fighting Il the anIe lime for our so and Tor lhe
most holy Of causes.
The following summary of a Russian official ie<-
patca received St. Peters burg, November 70:
'.Pnuce Meuschikof attacked the northea~i position
OF the e"emy The 9TH. The enemy prepared.
The Russian, storued the positions, sp kpd suns
in one battery. and penetrated into the English
camp. 0ae division arrived TOO late. The Rossan,
retired 10 their previons positions. The enemy did
not pursue. a simultaneous sortIe MAS made
ha>tlon No 6. The enemy's batteries opposite the
cemetery stormed and the spiked.
General Forey'> division attacked the haston No. C.
hut was repplsed. The Russian loss was ronsidera-
bic. The Grand Dnke Michael aud Nicholas we're
present Gen. Siprand only made denonsI Iaon.
Lieutenant General SoiInanof was Killed.
.3aotder Greaf Battie Reporfed.
A de patch from Vienna, under date OF the l5th
says:
'sDespaiehes from Balaklava 10 the Ith inst. have
been received this evening, according 10 which aHo-
tber great battle has been fought. which the Rn,-
lost nine thousand men, The loss OF The alhes
wa~ also great, but they remained masters oil the
field
Three EngIiM Generals Killed.
We regret to say that intelligence has been Ieeeiv-
ed at the War Department of the deaths IN the acun
ot the 9Th o November, of the following distinguish
cd officers Lieutenant Grneral Sir George Calhrar1,
X. G. B. Brigadier General Siranaways, and Brig
adler General Godie. The sad intelligence Reached
his Grace the Duke OF New Castle, by telegraph. IN
cypher, om Thursday, but withheld from the
public until yesterday. order 10 afford his Grace
the necessary time Tor communicating the painful in-
elligence TO the widows and relatives OF the decess-
cd. Accounts received to-day report the deaths Of
Major Dalton and Major Powell oi the 47th Reg
ment; The latter shot through the body by
Russian YIAeE.an. General Sir de Lacy on board
the Simeon, lard up with dlarrhGe and the effects OF
the tail trOnl bis horse. nuaIbeT OF officers,
ded the affair he 9th, had arrived CONSTANT
noFle.
Progress Of the Siege.
he If1FS OF lhnTSddSS punished lhe ioN0NMg
elegraphe summary OF the letters ltS IaMdenI
OF Cans Ean1iuople, brought MarselieS by the Sna
~ our cones poHdeuI az ConstantHople writes on
the 9th that the latest advlees which had Eeached
that city tom the Crmea, were OF the Sd Inst
Captain Followers, who was despatched with fas
O! truce, had interview with General GoTtschakoh
in the valley OF Balakava the 2Slh, aud ascertain
ed that coynets Cloves and Chadwick were prisoners
aiIi#oaaded, bat well treated Sir De Lacy kvaHs
wasiil, having had severe fall liorn his horse
Sickness was on the increase, and the cold very
we're at night. \ French battery of sIxt, -four
opened ire on the Isl and made great mpressi0n.-
Oar fire. as we'll that of the Russians. was weak
Turkish ship OF eighty gnns and lrgate had sunk
during the late gale The Anlalays disabled, and
unable 10 keep The sea-
The IiOlss OF friday published the following de>,
patch from lis correspondent at Cons taattnope, dAtu
November s ',No news had arrived rnm the Cf-
inca up the evening of the 4th. The nrInG was
slack on both sides. The assault was III PrePaTa-
ton, and sealing ladders had been ordered up lbe
truth 10 reported loss OF the EgJ pIa vessels was
still unie erinned.'
The following private teipgraphc despatch from
Marseilr>, dated Wednesday, has been received al"
published III Paris: Ihe Sinai Steam packet o I'VE
MoSsoseries lmperiaies, has just arrived, bTi'gmS
news from tie Crimea TO the 2d- II was decided
that the assault should lake place the 5ih-iVVo
men, undrr The command of Prince Napoleon, were
TO attack IN the FIRST instance the Russian tort Ee4f
the cemetery. he moment oil the assent was 'H-
patiently expected The state OF the Town OF Seoas-
iopol was frightiui. There MAS scarcity oil "aei'
and the scarlet fever prevailed in the town. when
infected with the dead bodies which the sea wa,
throwing back the quays. In Ihe eontasrai''no oI
hospital at Seba>ioppl, 209e sick and wounded were
burned to death. The FIRST division has been deiarh
ed from the detached siege forces augment 'ne
corps charged 10 observe the Russian army thfae
attacks attempted by the latter have heen repnl>ru
Admiral StT J.. Lyons is cutting OF the commH"''"
tions between Iaman, Anapa, ard the land a"u
watches the Sea of Azoff. Every vessel Is rigorous
ly visited. On the Goth nl1., Admiral B:"a la'uf"
near YalIa. The inhabitants received him WIN en-
thusiasn, and furnished him with provisions. l1s
Caciqne nd Spitire, which cruising before ,"e
liuo ha nf