New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04

were hiding, tina. il hey returned 20 their bones
Their lives and property would be protected. Some
hour or 30 after had arrived at Eskel, = number
of tuet headed personages, with sheepskn cape and
loose long coat and trowsers. made their appear
nce-steal,hly creeping into the houses, and eyeins
The new occupants With shy curiosity. From the
PEOPLE who thus returned we heard that the Russians
had arrived az the Kaicha 10 rather q fatigued and
dspiriied condition the night Of the battle Of Aims,
and bad taken up their position in the villages and in
the peigbborng houses AT IL o'clock the sane
night there alarm, however, that the Ecehsh
and French were coming. Up got the whole army
Of the Russians peli NEIL ana snstchng up Whatever
they could they rushed off in disorder scros tue
country part Of the army went toward Baksb serai
They sed consist OF about 20 ooO and 70 be M
der the command of Menchkof in parson. The rest
proceeded 10 Sevastopo and entered in much disor
der The evidences Of their Hgb; were found ong tue
road-linstccks cartridges, shskos AMI caps lined II
all the wsy. In the hOuse which we occupied were
abundant traces of the recent visit Of miutary
man of rank; books on strategy in Russian i'y od
the floor and pair Of epsdettes, which seemed to
have belonged 10 Colonel, were found in the ps.-
sage, looking as if they had been torn from the
shoulders. The march 20 Bskshiserai c N oniy oe
explained on the ground that Menehikon hopes
10 form Q junction with Liprandis DIVISION
or with the troops Of Osten-Sacken, which report
states TO be marching down on US 10 relieve Sevas-
torol. The order of our march to-day was diieregt
from that which prevailed up to the Alma we
marched in columns OF divisions, the tnrd ana
fourth divisions being more in advance than
hitherto. The light division il greatly reduced 10
strength, and - Pennefaihers briga1e oil the
Second Division. The Light, First and Ihiri DIVE
ions biyouAc on the nights above the hatcha
The Second and Fourth Divisions are more in rear,
on the lover part ofthe hills Lord Raglan occupied
handsome villa for the night but al the furniture nsd
been destroyed by the Cossacks Orders we're gwen
10 prevent the soldiers destroying The vineyard or
Gazing the fruit but of 1t was quite imp )esbls
10 guard so extensive and tempting region as the
valley of the Kstchs from thirsty and hungry men.
Our SOLDIERS Jared on the richest OF grapes ana the
choicest and apples but they did not w1s'e and
spoil as the French did at Marni-chei, lower down
the river. guard set over the Greek Church Of
the village, and nothing was plundered; nothing va,
taken, except such things as hay, barley fowls, an1
things absolutely necessary for the and horses.
| Had the owners been there they would have been
| paid full value.
VILLAGE OF BELBEK, Sunday, Sept. -, 1854.
We arrived AZ belbck after short march OF about
FIVE hours. The little situated like Tchatks,
| in a rayine of considerable depth. The hls were
grand majestic and the scenery altogether ECU Al
! 10 that of the best Swiss valleys. There we're some
magnificent houses and villas furnished in the mOst
! Injurious style but abandoned aud desolate. de-
scription of one will suffice for nearly ALL The house
Of Gen. Alexis placed in an extensive and beau
tiful garden laid out with the most exquisite taste,
and Astounding with fruit and flowers Of all de-
seriptions. The rooms were spacious and LOFTY,
enriched with gold holdings, and with the floors
inaid with coOred woods. l never saw such q
scene of wreck and desostion as these rooms pre-
seDted. The superb carved rosewood furniture
was lying about in heaps mixed with book :,
VASES costly china bronzes, pictures, and shattered
mirrors. Over these the soldiers were tranpIng
rtcklessy, searching for such articles as you'd be
Of use TO them during the march. la another room
was a handsome aud well. selected library containing
about 1000 volumes. The books, which we're prln
cipally in French Eoglsh and Italian, scattered
about in all directions, and trodden rathlessly under
foot. One small ana beautifully urnished room had
evidently been used . kind OF sitting room for
young ladies There was large tambour.frame with
some rich embroidered work IN il unfinished, while
patterns crochet, knitting )rk, and fashion books
Isy close by. There an album on the table, also
filed with water color drawings and sketches and in
the corner OF the handsoGe piano, guitar, aud
volumes Of music | wa. quite Disguised with the
way in which both English and Freucb soldiers went
ackiDg every thing, though it amusing also TO
see the saectons they made. One fellow roHid load
himself With handsome teble, which he certainly
could not carry more than hundred yards, while an
other took glass chandelier and lusters. Zouaves
walked off with gilt curtain poles, or handsomely
bound volumes of music while their comp inions stag
gered along under the weight of large gut chairs.