The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11


regiment, when general murmur arose from the
n en- for his instant punishment. The general 10
commend OF the trenches vas in the Yaviho BY,
and amer brief consultation between him aud the
commsndant Of the relief, council was held, aud
The man condemned to be slot. About 200 yards
down tie fsvine, and a. slight elevatiou,above il,
on the SIDE OF Fencbman's bill, Q small heap OF
stoies was obs rved with clear space before IL.
either side the basts on drawn up In companies,
and heie be received the fire Of tWelse nuskes from
party placed on the opposite side Of the ravine.
He fell forwsfd pierced by eight bullets.
Edward Malone, an Isish soldier in the 9Th Dra-
COON Guards. standing SIX fsettw inches high,
on the memorable 10Th Of October, 1854, in two
charges: the first about II o'clock, in which small
body Of dragons charged through large force Of
this snsir Malone eacsped. Upon reforming, the
lst, %, Sd, Attn, 5tn and 9Th Dragons charged &C.
veral thousand Of the eremy's cavalry. After this
the men became good deal scattered, and frequent
lone was pursued by seven Russian cavalry. the
foremost Of whom passed lance at him; by shftiog
his position he avoided H. but il entered the body OF
bis borse, and both lay PROSTATE on the ground.
bis poor animal, spyuDg on his feet, wpen he saw
himself surrounded b7 seven of tue enemys lancsrs.
II momentarily occurred to him that, BY keeping
hiIseif IN constant motion, no should be more
difficult object for these seven 70 practise upon, aad
be resolved to sell his lie dearly possible. In
this unequal contest his plan was to face many
be could, strike the lance OF the nearest upwards,
instantly thIuktiDg bis sabre into bis antagonist In
thh manner he had actually despatched three, and
WAS engaged with Il uIth, when assistance coming
up The otbers fed, not however without having 10.
hscted t.elve lance woundson Malooe. As may be
imagined re ex austed from loss of blood, mus
cular exertion and the excitement naturally attend.
ant Cd man On foot c0ntending for 90 long period
with seven horsemen, during which time he re-
ceived his numerous wounds. Edward Malone, ate.
beiI supplied with some spirit from fallen Rus.
sian, rallied, and determined II prsslble to try his
proves once more, and he sooa had the opp0rtu-
nifty, en- Russian sergeant Of a. fine sAure a. MIN
sell, whom, after exchanging few s.s, he feiied
to the ground in the sight Of several witnesses.
Edward 0slone has passed through Fort Pitt to the
invalid Barracks 81. Mary's, thence to his homo.
TIE Austrian Military Zsitung contains an in
teestipg letter from Sebast0poi, under do Of May
Is. The following Is summary In spite Of all
tie Efforts which the enemy have made. our bull
walks stand 80 fast a. ever. Long before the
bombsIdment began, the journals Of the west 10.
formed US that our walls aud forts we're speaduy to
be put to new proof. This made us redoub!e orr
plecsutit ms, and We bore firmly the truly murder.
GUS (hollssche) fire which threatened all with DE-.
stIuction. Nevertheless, thousands were devoted
70 death, and It made one shudder to ses the E.
borus (the stsambeat) pass every two houra during
tie bombardment from the south to the north win
SO many wounded that she could scarcely carry
them. While standing in bsstion No. 4-the bastion
which suffered most Of ALL forgot the danger TO
whica was exposed in admiration Of the cool and
stoicaI cor duct Of our sailors. They fell, and
exp'nd without q cry, though racked BY the most
fearful sgonjes. The southern side Of our town has
suffered most severely, and is scarcely to b. recog
n2ed again; 500 houses have been totally destroy
ed, and grass IL growing ON their ruins The beau
tiful theatre no longer exists Though the upper
districts OF the town are not 70 much damaged yet
not besr manifest traces of the bombaI dmsnt. rae
streets a,e everywhere rooted up by saet, and the
pavement is totally destroyed while as every corner
stand whole pyramids of the enemy's cannon balls
nnA uY lad hall A,,tU No.
fore the openir OF the fire. In many streets Ave
FIX such pyi6uIids are low to BE- seen, each Of
them IRON eight to ten feet high. Nevertheless,
business u continued. and booths are opened tor
raised, end sugar costs one silver r0uble (2s) per
10. The Pupply Of meat is more tnan abundant;
but bread lie e1:eedii gly scarce. The streets are
and fro, aasstpg at the constru ,ton Of AIDES,
and p<liDg each other with balls of clay. Our lite
IN sebsstopo IL agreeable to US, for use Is second
nstDre The gre Attest activity prevails In the hsrDor
sacks, and provtsions, are landed in assoupdRg
quantities. o. they are forwarded from the nsr1liSG
FORTS In word, neither the thunder of the che.
mys cannon, nor the siege Of Sebastopol are suffer
co 70 disturb ns any longer, We mourn over our
advertsfies, who sre shedding taeir blood without
result before our brazen walls.
A Marreilles paper gives the following account
o! Russian anufemtnts at Sebassopol:- Some days
ago party OF off, els Of the Russian garrison sent
band Of music toa charming villa, at the head of
email bsy at ths bottom Of the harbor. From the
French batteries We could zee party Of elegantly
drt set lsoies and their partners gaily dancing
the lawn before the house. The natural poiteLess
OF the French towards the fair sex ana their innate
love for the smusemeat in which the off ers and
their lair friends were engaged, made them 10th to
dis'Ub them. Our artillerymen, however, trought
that i would be just 81 well to remind them toas
seded any authorization from Count Osten Ssckon
or nom the Emperor Alexander himself and in or
der to do so shell was gut in mortar aud Al ned
With suen precision that it fell just in front the
houfe. No other was fred for the remainder Of
he day. In the evening the champagne bsgan 70
proc uce its Datural effect, and the music kept mp
tuch fdpage that no one could sleep. IL was neees
iary to put an end TO the disturbance, aud another
iron messenger was placed 10 q mortar, and careful,
aim btiDg taken was dropped just 10 the middle Of
the grass plot. The warning was enough, a. the
party fed right and left. No one WAS hurt.
The floating debt Of Spain, which on toe lst May
amounted TO 59l ,536,9s7 reals rose on the les Jane
to 6sl $40 l60 reals. The committee of the Co tes
on the tatins has resolved 10 propose TO the Cham
her to Abolish all prohibitions and t, declare thai
no prosect'rgsdnty should exceed forty per cent.
A Paris phi, stefan has just published pamphlet
TOD OF the Holman Race caused by Vaccination" rhe
startling Theory that JeDner, who TO, more than
bali century has enjoyed the reputation OF one Of
the greatest oenefact rs of humanity that ever ex
isted was in fact the principal author of cholera
bstore, but without exciting much attention. Nov,
however, the Imperial Academy of Medieire hiss
placed Il Q subject on their paper for discussion.
monument to the late Daniel O'ConDell, exc
cuted by epzoni, at the expense of Mr.. Blanc )ni.
the well known car proprietor In Ireland, has JOS.
been completed, and 10 to be placed in the church
OF SAINT Agsts ALA Suburb, beon 10 the Irish
college at Rome. The inscription is In Latin, by
DR.. New man.
A letter from Torrent states that the second
French floating battery, Foudroysnte, was 70 bs
launched sOon. The floating bAstafy Lave viii soon
bs ready to put TO sea. She 10 81 yards In length
ano Is In be adtn. Her armament consists Of six.
teen fifty Founders, worked by elite gunners; she
win be msnned by crew Of 200 men, and cArry he
rides 200 marines; her screw propeller Ii OF go
horse power. The weight OF these floating batteries,
when armed, will be about 400 tons; their iron
sheetiDg alore weighs nearly 400 tons.
Orders have lately been received by the Britain
Ordnance authorities to forward the arms and &C.
coutrtmen for the use OF the British foreign legion
TO Hsbgoland. Upwards Of 600 Iaen are already