New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16

ard for short tine the Russ sns within the ps-
rrpet Of % their mortar bs,teries and .ok al n
70 said. two or three nortts Win wc,dsc pluss but
| ths Frerch soon drove them back with lssr AID ia
he pufsu lot inside the lines of the Ras., "A
! vapcsd batteries The soldiers, indeed SAY nav
could h.ve taken tie plscs thst night IL they ii
ben permitted 70 90 so. AZ 20 clock this moreias
! Az wss silent orce mara srd the sliej arme. had
| opened their rev RGssisn wear the Cr soil.
letter published IN the Journal De C0sstas tizoeis
oil ihn lsh alt contains the folio ~iB account OF ne
| conduct OF the ssee:
Ire walls If The town hsv. lsIgs brescsss Ia
teeu, through which orr volunteer shsrp-shootsrv
tci etTsie - see What IL going on in thu fan h,.cvs
Trfse peres riostons are not sxass M. ,s,s.s -
rsrcer snd our bold usrauders exrh ,rSs oo-s 80.
I tesn words Nth the Russians whom they meet Tue
other dsy. % OF IN, IN VITO hsi ve-'ured lot, IN f.
hOurg were stacked by hundred Ru..~ns rns
struggle s fierce ore. The little band cut THAR
WAY through them bat with a oss Of - KILLED. The
Other eight reached the camp in safety, ssr killing
4 grpst number Of the er~my.
Not a dsv Eass4s ~ithou, brush some xAsrs
with the enemy. The Russians increase thu numbsr
ST their serties. which become monO'oacus. lie
always the same thing over sgsiu. Ho vevor, Ia
the hight bet seen the sth and stn we're srogssd
by bri~ker firing than usuI. A strong Russian col
urn had aitacke I'd trenches. II vigor-
ousy repulsed BY the 10th Of tia line. duty ia
the trenches. who followed the Russians into their
in'rencbmenis, killing great number Of them Ga
the day following this affair, in which soldiers
gsve proot of great bravery, Gen. Csarobsr, pub
hshsd order OF the day, in which, afeer prsisnx
the bravery OF the troops he conferred ths Cross II
the Legion VI Honor upon the Undsr- ldeuteoant
Kerc udo and the military medal upon seven nou-
commissioned officers sni soldiers who particularly
distinguished thu ms. ives
The Independence Beige publishes n Cons,sntincpe
letter which, under date OF the 18TH states that tho
works OF the besiegers, those Of the English.
were completely finished. The Allies would, h,~-
ever, await more proptious opportunity aud the
arrival OF the Turks before the assault was made,
and in the meantime, limit Themselves to sienciax
the tire OF the place when it was too lively.
The Correspondence PrHSieHne, Of the 3lst ult.
contradict the rumor that Prussia preparing to
mobilize Immediately two army-corps 10 form a.
army of observation in Sesis. Tho Austrian do
msnd for the mobilization OF half the Federal Con-
tipgeut, was Withdrawn from the Diet after an un-
fsy orable report by the Military Committee.
ST. PETERSBURG Jan 80 A dispatch from Prince
Menohkof has been received here, with ne vs. from
5. Vastopol 10 the 22i.
The Prince reports several night sories az snst tho
left wing OF the enemy the Frencbl and the trenches,
IN which the Allies sutere great loss.
Two officers and several soldiers were made pris-
ouers. In the camp Of the Allies the want Of fuel
was severely felt snd the troops were burning the
beams OF the ancient Temple of Chersonesus. They
had also destroy ed tbe dome and it, ornsnents.