New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-11

bsps one or two other points on the Black Ga -,
would IN Ike be strongly fortified ana 49,
them. Strange results may grow 90, Of Ills un,ssue
alliance Of France and England with the hns]sss
eternal enemy OF the Christian religion. EyervS
OF i makes II more unpopular, no, TO say un;a., =
Ger the new system Of destroying defenscles, t,s-
towns and private property. OF the vessels Co.'S
IN the Black Sea, rine out of ten belonged 80
Greeks OF Consianin0ple, Smyrna, or Greece ,,'<
ard the Islands. This destruction Of Greek t.ys
only serves 10 increase the hatred Of that ~
fonaiical and vlely revcngefl people Th<~S
Greeks ere to man in favor of the Russians e.
French troops, with their officers, recently wen,
An eIicsn clipper from Constantinople aud A 60
told The captain that willie they were enoanp.sis
hundred Of bis men were taken six and s,r,v ~ ~.
died, and that he had no doubt the ws,e, h.s -
poroncd by the Greeks. One DAY they .eiz,S
thee Greeks IN the canp, aud on searching them -
POISON concealed in their clothes, and thev 49,
siHntly shot.
Tie French officers assure me TIA, the er,oino.-,
tie Russian army are equal TO any 10 Ear,,-, r.
amy in the CrImca s composed Of their iness ,ro,
and fight with great skill and desperation. NJ
rihemen sre equal 70 the Chasscurs Do yin.ena,s
ard are dead shots, as all admit.
TIE suferngs of the Allies have recOmmeao.,
TheIe Is even want of water, and under a ban,
sun 10 which they 6re exposed, the cholera has
appeared and several distinguished officers have q
Of IT, Typhus and other fevers with dysentery =
al very prevalent, and opthamia is also msxs
lTogIoss among them. They say the same eyis n,
among the Russians, but should doubt very m1cA
anything like 90 the same extent, : the Russiaasr
byuo means SO much exposed, and particularly nS
cry, where they have fine comfortable quartenSl
ere well fed and prop rs clothed. Even Il their u
service is equally s,yere and exposed as thar Of )
Allies the Russians having free access between asr
outside camp Al d the city relieve their differ
divisions, and give them alternately camp sni .
rison duty. and thus allow them 10 rest and ec1
Under The most favorable circumstance howevsa,
daily waste of life from exposure and fatigue on ka
sides, exclusive of the loss in battle, must be w
great
On the 22d and Esd May the Allies suffered seven,
A body of 3 900 of the Imperial Guard that were ~
10 support q retnatiug division were twice Obliged 81
fall back but ON the third advance they succeeds
with loss Of $50 men hors de combat Il Is even oil
that the Zouaves fred upon them, as there is bsf
hatred between those two corps for the reason, "a.
Zouayts pretend, that IN former battle they wes
abandoned by The Guards. and were 10 conseqaens
Ut TO pieces by the Russians. The Zouavs- are a.
ealous, as the Guard has various advantages andl
BIZ her POSITION being considered as the elite Of y
army. The Zouayes and the Scotch troops fratertr
in most wonderful manner. In the lighting of
7th inst. the French acknowledge 1000 men k0rs
comb0t. Private letters state that the loss was eve
greater than that. The SUDDEN change in sending
more troops, matertl Nc., indicates that the Iosa
must hay e been very great.
In my last mentioned various American chYrv
that WEI embakiug troops, maerel, &C., -lnce who
most of them have sailed from IOulon and Marseiie,
The Great Republic WAS towed by the Nayarino, ola
guns a screw throe-decker; the Queen of ChpPene
Tie steam ffigate Eldoralo. The Monarch Of the Sss
the Gauntlet, the Nonparei and the Alleghanian,
went under their own canvas. The above SIX vesss
took on the aggregate 900 horses, $500 troops, al
more than 10 600 tuns OF military stores and supphs
beside what was on board the two ships OF war, Me
of which were loaded down with similar articles. 09
of The above vessels had on board 500 tuns OF bomb
ard an officer connected with that branch Of The serro
told ne that within the last sixty days more than sM
tuns of missiles bomb SHELF, balls, Scl had hen
SHIPPED to the Cimea. All this is exclusive of SoOn
bonb-shels that had been previously sent. askd
whence came all these missiles for the desirucSa
OF human life, and was answered " From the arseiAk
"not an item manufactured since the war;
Tie saying Of Lucullus, poor is that house whsn
plenty has not sior,s that miss the masterseye b.
been celebrated for nineteen centuries, but what v.
be said of TIE stores in the house of Napoleon Ill
dread to think what may be the nature of this W.
of giants but fear it viii be most disastrous for heht
man race and particularly for the lives, happiness an
OF tie people of those nations already q
eag, in IT, and for those that may be drawn into u
horrible maelstrOm,