Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-11-08

100 lives were lost. and twenty
= three other trading vessels we're mucl
, damaged.
5 10. -Four hundred of the Englisl
; and French lost by Second storm il
the Black Sea.
+ 25. Russian sorie from Sebastopol
Forty-three English, 81 French an(
two hundred and forty-five Russians
killed, wounded not enumerated
The English took nine Russian guns
%. Seven hundred Russian pow
der wagons lost in a snow storm neal
IPerekop with I 900 men.
20. For eleven nights (up to De
cember 15) from this date, the Rus
slams made sorties from Sebastopol on
the French trenches Each night
the French lost Gin killed) about
forty men and the Russians seventy,
The French would have thus lost 44O
and the Russians ITO. No returns Of
the wounded. ,
| Cholera and fever ragged in the allied
lines. The commanders estimated
their losses from these diseases alone
at the rate of so men a day, from
November 10Th to December 2Sth,
thus running a dead list of 1850. !.
From November 10th to Dec. lst,
1,O20 Turks had died of disease and
266 from the effects of Wounds
Total Turkish dead, 1,275.
s.-s;. December. .-
II. One thousand one hundred
sick men of the allied army removed
from the trenches and camps to Ba-
laklava. One hundred English SOL
Ediers foot guards and 9th reg
ment-died of wounds and disease.
l6. From this night to 2Sth, the
Russians made eight sorties andhad
S97 men killed. The allies lost COS.
%. The French had 1894 sick in
the hospitals of. Constantinople, of
whom /, ,3S7 were dangerously wound
ed.
"a. 456 Russians drowned in the
Sea of Azoff by the loss of five war
ships
81. The Russians had lost 5000
men in and around Sebastopol in ten
days.
January, 1855.
Is 1. The English had 4,3S7 men in
the hospitals at Seutari, dying at an
average rate Of sixty per day. The
Turkish army was being cut of at
the rate of 40 men per day. azs.
IL. Forty Russians and seventeen
French killed in sortie.
13. Seventy-four French killed in
a sortie.
Is. Allies lost one hundred and
one in a sortie, and the Russians two
hundred and ten.
20. Russians and French lost ~
men in a sortie. .-aa
%. One hundred and seventy-six
French and sfifty-nine Russians killed
in sortie. H
| tqs 81. One hundred and eighty-fve
French killed and one hundred and
fifteen wounded in a sortie. Rus
sian loss not stated. 9
From 2Sth December 1854, to
26th of January, the Russians said
they had lost
Killed of disease or wounds, 1901
| Died Of which OF accident, 4,Ol9
3as .i.is 81 = 90
Total ~ 1920
OF other wounded and prisoners,
they had also 15,443-tetal hors de
combat, 26,723.
I 81 February.
The English army in the Crimea
thad dwindled down to 10000 men
The Russian army in the Dobrudscha
was being swept.oA' at the rate of fit.
ty. men a day by fever and cholera.
T. The Turks in the. .Crimea were dy-
ling in large numbers, but no returns
were made.
Is. Thirty-fve Russians killed in.a
lsortie, and five French. ~ geo 81.
/ II. Battle Of Eupatoria. 1.-The
|, Turks and British fleet defended the
place. Russian loss 800 killed and
|Il.l4O wounded. The Turks had lot
killed, but wounded not stated. Brit
-tish lost none.
Il March.
l. Allied fire re-opened on Sebas
Itopol. Jajsl ssao - ar
!, + IL. The Russians fired from TIT
heights of Balak1ava on the allies.
i Ia. The Turkish cavalry made al
!, advance from Eupatoria, but were re
pulsed by the Russians, and,lost 81
t men.