New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
TURKEY.
Own Correspondents

From Cur Own Correspondents
CoNsrANTISoPLE, July ), 1855.
The news which We receive FROM the seat Of
war gives 10 room for the belief that the Allies
will ever succeed in tsking Seyastopol. Ihe
failure Of the attack Of tie 18th nit. and its con-
sequences are still tie iheme OF ali converse
ton IL is by far the saddest blow yet received
b. the slled forces. Tie loss OF the French IN
killed ana wounded cannot be less than 1900 or
:. Geo men. An INTEL gent American f'iend "Ao
was present during the action tells me thar u
had been planned Tor o'clock IA the mornings
that at 3 The NalskCf and Redan were 20 have
been shelied and bOmbafded until 6, Wien the
assault would be made. The French having, how
ever, gathered from external appearances that
the Russisns jesg.ed attacking them at day
lilht, they had TO hurry their own plsEs lni
open their assault three hours earlier than 10
tended This, however, dsarranged tkeir plans,
and 10 doubt created much Of the subsequent as
sster Gen Pesser is said 10 have been N much
dsnger and .hared the peril of his troops. OF the
500 men who entered the parapet of the nala 1on,
only one man came away wholly unhurt On their
reaching il. the Russians withdrew and Leaving
their foes alone, gave opportunity 20 the large
81 p called the ! welve Apostles 20 NOW them down
with her heavy guns The death of General Est
court and Lord Raglan by cholera, has helped 10
create the most desponding feelings among the
troops The Ssrdnions continue daily TO loose
numbers Of their men. and several officers of rank
have fallen. 1t is reported here that Gen. La
MArmora. the chief Commander, Is III with IT,
Lord kaQlsn remains have been brought here IN
the CaraG0c for transportation 70 Britain NO
fper specimen Of the British nobeman ever lived
than the deceased; though his death VIII not be
4 ~. - i'm q .iIl-
or Commander. Gen. Estcourt was the hand
soonest and most courteous OF gentlemen. HIS
views were always opposed 20 the attack upon Sc
vastopol and TO a campaign in the Crlmea This
be himself told NE during my last ylsttO the Crmea
He was the British Commissioner in Maine, FOR the
settlement of the frontier question. believe that
lie was well known 10 several gentlemen IN Boston
and NeV-YOrk His wnc aud sister were with Ia u
at bis death, they having just gone up there from
this place to make him visit. Gen Simpson, the
head of the staff succeeds temporarily 70 the com
uaud OF the British forces. The late Sir John
Campbell, who was taken prisoner by the Rus
SLAMS on the 18th and died OF his wounds, was bur
red with military hOnOrs by the Russians, aud his
Scotch claymOre has been sent 10 the army at the
request of Gen Simpson. Gen. Eyre bias had his
leg smputated and Il doing well Sir George
Brown las come down here quite I'll, but Is now
better. The cholera ID bad az BalaklaEa and
the plateau Of the camp. There is no doubt
that the Russians are suffering greatly in Seyasto-
pei
The Allies are trying to undermine the Malakoh,
and il is supposed another attack viii soon be
made upon il without attacking the Reden. They
have sscertained that there is large Russian IN
trenched camp hey Ond the Chernaya, and that they
cannot take the field in the CIimeS AL opera
tons in tie Sea of AZOf have terminated. 10 Is
said that the Russians are collecting 4 large force
in Bessarabia; the Turks are trying 10 assemble
one on the Danube 10 oppose il. II IS believed
here that the Allies have asked the Porte and been
refused for the entire charge OF the iortresses OF
the i ardsnelles and the mouth Of the BosphOrus.
The British mstrust of the French is fast increas
ing Tie poor Turks see IT, and wish to make
peace with the Russians, cOEic qHl cOEte You must
not believe tie news given in the London papers Of
tie good prospects of the Allies ia the Crmea.
There are none. and If you could but hear the
marks of the English and French officers Is do
in Pere, you would be assured of this fact
American slips continue 70 come up here from
France sud England in large numbers. The Great
Republic and Queen Of Clippers recently passed
On M 70 Kauiesh. They attracted much atten-
ton. and the Turks greatly admired them Sew
eral OF the finest American clippers are in the
employ Of tie Allies as transports. American
commerce has al:o sprung IN during this sumner,
and several large ships have been and are stl here
with cargoes. mostly OF Yankee rum for the Use
OF the Allies.
learn that hrman has been sen, 20 the Oar
dsnelles Tor The United states stOreshD supply
which is expected here en- route % the Black Sea
for canels
The Commission Of American military officers
sent to the Crmea have sent Their baggage here
hu- have gore 70 Russia first a. 7 an, -ois In eor