The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26

The loss Of artillery is comprised in this table
thousand six hundred and seventy men we're either
killed horribly muated in lew hours, at the close Of
siege which had endured for three hundred and
days. Rear Admiral Lyons K. N, in descrb-
ing the ruined town. saidThe enemy has not succeeded
in destroying all the forts the south side Fort Paul
much damaged but the Quarantine Fort has not suffered
considerably the sea face remaining perfect and most Of
Nss ~ I1 Ss Ofs ms
havoc in the the stone work appears to be unn
jured. The earthsoIk the deences remain in
perfect state The FIVE docks and the adjoining basin
magnificent and together with the steam machinery for
filing them from the Tchernaya, and for pumping them
out excellent order there Of all
kinds remaining The bottom of the splendid hsrbor is
now incumbered with than fifty vessels including
eighteen sail the lne and several rgates and
General Pelissier was created Marshal Of France by
Napoleon, for his victory on this oay.
10News of the fall Of sebastopol received In London
1.-THE Car Alexander issued address to his army
the ia Of sebastopo which candid to the loss
Of the place. but hopeful for the future The first de,
karatelnaia suburb Of Seoasopo by order of Marshal
Pelssier
12-Sma bodies of the allied forces proceeded eau
tousy to occupy the ruined portion of the city of sebas
opo Prince 60rtsehakon addressed his army their
retirement from sebastopol and stated tnat for thirty
days previous to the 9th instant he had lost from five
HUNDRED TO one thousand men daily.
13-GraDd Te Deum in the church Of Notre Dame,
which he United states Minister attended. ''' -
Paris illuminated in honor of the Crimean victory.
lEmperor and Empress OF Russia, with the Dowager
Empress and Grand Duke Cnstantine, in Moscow.
solemn service celebrated board all the French
vessels anchored OF sebascpo for the officers and sol
ciers of the land and forces Of the allies who fell In
the assault Of the 9Th instant.
SUNDAY, 16-Ihe r, ssan troops strongly forth
fling the seves on the north side of sebastopo and
17.-furkish troops intended for Asia marched from
Coz stsntipople for Eupaioiia.
20-Ar nversary OF the battle Of the Alma celebrated
in EDganc. The Emperor Of Russia addressed rescrpt
the Governor Of Moscow stating that he would defend
Russia TO the latest moment
% The allied troops in the Crimea attacked the Rus.
sian infantry when the latter retreated to the heights OF
Rusta The Gear Alexander arrived at odessa.
SUNDAY 231he Gar left Odessa for Ncholaef to at
teuda council of war.
IA despatch from Admiral Brust and letter from
Ieuenat Colonel Read announced that successful at
tack was made upon Taman and Phansgoria, in the
Straits Of Kertch The expedition consisted gun
boats BTuat raid all the houses al Phanagoria de-
sroyed s1ty,six cannon and four mortars we're ouad
at Phansgora but unerviceable At Taman eleven
twenty four FOUNDERS were found buried in the sand
26.-Thifty thousand allied troops debouched from
Eupa'oia and occupied the villages the Russian left
flank Three frigates Of the allied Baltic feet burned
ten Russian ships at the mouth of the Sulis river
27Sx English vessels appeared before Riga, and bonn
for several hours the batteries Of Dunamunde and
Verrags ponelen. The Russians before Kars captured
Turkish convoy Of provisions destined for the garrison
together with ! COO horses and 800 men.
.s.-Anniye saIy OF the death OF Marshal st. Arnaud
celebrated in Paris.
ga severe contest of cavalry fought at Kough
hve leagues northeast of Eupaiora which the Russian
the French cavalry, under General Alonve Six guns
twelve ammunition wagons, and campaign forge with
all the sppurtenaDces and 100 prisoners, OF whom two
fifty horses Of the Russian hulans Fifty Of the Russians
were killed. among them Colonel Androwsky III the
French six were Killed and twenty wounded Battle
cf Kars in Asia Minor The Russians attacked the town
6ercay but defeated By the Turks after eight of
hours duration. At time Russians succeeded in
taking two batteries but before thew had time TO turn
round the guns even TO spike them the Turks rushed
upon them with such vgor as to regain possession OF the
slams fnrously Iepulsed fell back upon their comrades
who were thrown into confusion The Turks then rushed
out OF the fortress and masacred enormous number
An account states that though large number Of killed
and wounded Russians were removed, 200 left
dead under the wallis Two HUNDRED taken prisoners
and some pieces OF ordnance captured Several Russian
officers Of high rank were killed wounded early in the
action Before closing the chronology Of this month il
will be interesting to recaptnlae the many great battles
negotiations ard commanders, for which September is
distinguished, viz -
4-The moebins IN London General Haynau for his wo.
"1 ?Iss capture an Ss A assS 'o1'''
The Anni.e1s.ry q he bloody ssle Of Borcdno In ISL
was fought between DDc grand prince and the
Iercle,s oppressor' MOSCOW was both arer KOnkon and
sEnslaId had he annyersar Of Oliver Cromwell. dsah
and iae deeds under me proiestorae
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received with great pomp and ceremony snnope by
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patriarch and hence dates he Introduction OF Christianity
On The same day 1859 he fsnou. Partition Treaty a, the
River kerbcc6e was signed between Peter The Great and The
Emperor OF China
In be history England the anniversary of the death of
the Conqueror at Rouen In 1887 OF The Fodden Field
wherein James w. Of Scotland the principal members Oh
the obity Of that Kingdom OF Inc reduction
Of Port mouh he commencement Of be cl war i642 by
Sir W. Waller.
1.-The battle OF Stirling n2g).
I21he death Of Prince BuLer Of he Waterloo heroes
QslQl
H-Tbe Killing Of General Wolfe u7s0.
A-fhe landing 10 he crmea o. d. allies enrs Dn The
present warfare.
1s.-1he taking Of Cadiz n5el
T.-The siege Gibraltar qssz.
I6-1he bombardmen, OF kessna ns4D.
Ie-1he bAule Of Poictiers $3.50
nAnnversary q The battle Of Newbury and Of s deAh
oLord Falkland and Of the Treaty Of Ryswck 1877 BY which
1nuis rlstt "a Wuuauu IN Ma