The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28
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A-The allied army 10 600 men, consisting Of English
French and Turkish troops, landed at Eupatora, in the
Crimea 1t was conveyed in one hundred vessels and
escorted by the entire allied feet of ships then in the
Black Sea. Twelve thousand left at Baltschik
Nurkey,) with an immense force of artillery.
20.-Battle of the Alma. In this engagement the Eng
sh brought into action 20 900 men, the French 500O
the Turks s estimated by readers and the hints of civil
zed general officers 5000 The Russians had 3s 900
in good position the heights the river which
stormed and turned by the allies. As a result the
generals stated that the English had $40 killed. 1878
wounded; the French 318 killed. 033 wounded the Rus
slams 48O killed and $50 wounded and the Turks no of
fetal reports regarding their osses 256 killed and 123
wounded. The lists returned wounded" contain al
who lost by accident in crossing the river jus
after the battle Amongst the English dead 90
officers ia sergeants and "a drummers. The French
loss in officers reported about the with that
of the English The Turkish loss is only estimated
the English French officers did not aude to it, and
the Sultan has made return, in any way known
to Christian readers, in public
GA powder magazine belonging to the Russian army
exploded at Perekop, and 430 men killed.
2e-Marshal Saint Arnaud resigned the chief command
of the French army and left for Contantnople He
then in bad health, and died a few days after
OCTOBER.
12-From 9Th to this day the Russian garrison Of Sebas
topol had by bombardment 10 men killed and 480
wounded Admiral Kornilef was among the killed.
17.-Renewed bombardment The allies fired by sea
and land on sebastopoi when the English had Al men
killed and 266 wounded and the French 80 killed and 1856
wounded their ships by the Russian fire from the bat
teries Russian loss not knownsupposed to be trhing.
23.-The Russian garrison in Sebastopo sailed forth
and captured French battery The French had "a men
ish had men wounded the French &c. and the Russians
81. Lord Dunkelin was taken prisoner
1S-Two hundred and thirty French killed by the
ploson of siege battery -Four hundred and sixty i've
Russians killed by an explosion in the Redan.
25-Batle Of Balaklava There were engaged 80 900
than that number of Turks The Russians had l, $50
killed the English 100, the French 230 and the Turks
about ESQ., The wounded not counted by any party
The English light cavalry, 'the Light Brigade"
nearly annhilated in their charge Their horses
cluded among their 'sklled."
26-The Russians made a sorte towards Baaklava from
sebasopol. They numbered 5000 They had 675 killed.
The allied loss was between two and three hundred
NOVEMBER.
5.-Battle of Inkermann Here the Russians had from
10000 to so 600 the English 5000 and the French
6,4s0 The English had 462 killed and 2 lab wounded;
the French $50 killed and 1897 wounded and the Rus
slams 3oll killed and 5000 wounded One hundred and
GA Turkish troop ship lost in the Black Sea and 7o1
men drowned.
IA terrific ste rim occurred in the Black Sea- The
English lost Ave ships including the Prince and
thirty five merchantmen About 100 lives lost,
and twenty three other trading vessels much
damaged.
1o.-Four hundred of the English and French lost by
second storm In the Black Sea.
lsh ~ French and two hundred and forty five Russians
killed wounded not enumerated The English took nine
Russian guns
28.-Seven hundred Russian powder wagons lost In
snow storm near Perekop with 1000 men.
29.-For eleven nights (up to December 13) from this
date, the Russians made sortes from Sebastopo the
French trenches Each night the French lost lin ked)
about forty and the Russians seventy The French
would have thus lost 440 and the Rus slams TO- No
turns Of the wounded.
Cholera and fever ragged in the allied lines The COM
mandes tmated their losses from these diseases
u.da from I'm Tn
December 28th, thus running a dead list OF $50.
From November 10th to December 1st 020 Turks had
died Of disease and 255 from the effects Of wounds Total
Turkish dead, 1875.
DECEMBER.
12.-0ne thousand one hundred sick men of the allied
army removed from the trenches and camps Balakla
va. One hundred English soldiers-Foot Guards and
9th regiment-died of wounds and disease.
18from this night to 2Sth, the Russians made eight
sorties and had 8e7 men killed. The allies lost COS.
22-The French had 7a sick in the hospitals Of Con.
stantnople OF whom 1897 dangerously wounded.
A-Four hundred and ffty-sx Russians drowned in
the Sea OF Azon by the loss Of five war ships.
31-Ihe Russians had lost 6,000 men In and around
Sebastopol In ten days.