The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
AFFAIRS IN THE CRIMEA.

From the Crimea there il absolutely nothing report
The armies are engaged in building hus for the winter,
with occasional military promcnades and exchange Of
long shots with the Cossack picquets.
Letters from sebastopol say that Russian projecties
sron the north side reach almost every part of the city,
and that desultary FIRE Is kept up on both sides.
The allies say that the RUSSIANS although keeping up
q continual ere, making preparations FOR a retreat
Vienna paper, the Frcm,iem btah, learns from
Gortschafors headquarters that the Russians in the
Crimea now number 200 600 men. genadier corps
had arrived at smpheopo accompanied by 900 wagons
drawn by oxen that the army Is provisoned for six
months. GortschakoG win not expect conveys after
November, when the steppes it is expected, will be
covered with snow.
St. Petersburg dispatches say the Russian army in the
Crinea has provisions for eight months.
Several rumors ofbates Simpheropo have turned
out TO be false.
II il reported that Odessa viii be disarmed and the
guns there sent to Nicolaied
The following IL the substance Of several Official des-
patches and letters
recent report arrived from odessa that the allies had
effected landing, in force perekop and Russian
troops hurried OF to oppose them.
Later adyices render the report doubtful
The French will garrison Kinburn-corseq sequenty the
English returned to seb<stopol November 3.
The allies burned the villages Of schaddfka Karaqurt
IuzciA, anu tOWn OF thrms
aeng the route and the Oath returned to Eupatora
An ADgloFrench force from Eupatoria under General
DAllonvilc, made reconnaissance the 22d falling in
with large force Of the enemy offered battle but the
Russians retired after exchange Of few rounds OF
ertiilery.
Ills confirmed that the Car and the Grand Duke Con.
santinc witnessed the capture Of Kinburn from otscha
kof.
The squadron OF the Bag have towed out two RATS OF
oak timber, worth 100000. Beyond this nothing has
been done except making q reconnoisance.
Gunboats manned BY the OF tr former Black
Sea feet stationed and batteries being erected
on both sides Of the river.
General Luders, with the grcnadiers and cavalry, Il
posted between kinburn and Kherson.
intelligence from Odessa of the 2Tth October thai
Todeiben Il fast rendering NcolaieG desenshle below
Passka, where the river Is only COO fathoms bread.
The inhabitants Of Nicolsc and Kherson are informed
That those cities may be attacked and large numbers
have gone into the interior at government expense.
General 10 valiant has been appointed By the French
Governor of Sebastopol
All the Turkish force intended Cor Asia has left sebas
topol.
An exchange of prisoners had arrived from Odessa.
despatch from General simpson Of October 27 says
the weather was magnificent and the British troops
hseishy
THE DANUBE.
The Austrian 1ca,ab states authoriia,vely tina. a
French camp u 50 go being formed st Slissra
ASIA.
oer pashs has opened friendly relations with schsmy
Seim Pasha ia 10 establish himself at Erreroum with the
Turkish imperial Guard whence he would threaten the
rear Of the Russan army besisging Ksrs. Qmel lshs