The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-21


Nothing TO be going at the seat Of but the
counting and collection of the spoils the part of the
forts look gmly In sebastcpo proper, 12s bronze
cannon and 3,711 iron cannon have been collected
These divided into two equal otone for France the
other for England and two magnificent pieces in bronze
have been offered to General Ia Marmor4, the Sard
nian general As to the booty is 70 be proportonaly
divided according to the number Of actual soldiers
nished by each Power at the time. Thus ApgloSar-
dninn effective on the 9th OF September 63 It's
and that Of the French 1885, 705 These last therefore,
take wo-thiIds Of the booty while English and
ainians receive onethird The have been valu
sd-hose in iron at ten cents the kogamme those in
bronze at b0c The kiogramme. Many articles could
be divided and have been privately arrangedsuch
steam engines pumps for dstation clock &c. Four
teen bells had 70 be divided Of which weighed 800
kiicgramres-about ,000 pounds The amount OF wood
and canvas is something enormous, and the hus have
been made exceedingly comfortable in consequence.
is believedin England that the return OF the fleet
10 the Baltic change in the Eng command will take
place and many are Of opinion that sir Charles Napier
will again resume the command. Lord Pamerston has
always had the highest opinion Of his tale nts, we'll
courage and his lordshp Is completely master Of the
ministry which he s the appointed chief that ii is
with him. The return Of pundas, with more success
than attended Napier, has completely recovered the
ground which Il latter had lost in The opinion Of the
kegisb people His election, also, for Southwark will
give him opportunity OF saying many things with
much greater hory than he could have exercised
merely private aud many unlikely things
have come to pass than that the old Admiral should
have another chance II he has, doubts that his
mistake time viii not be the side of discre ion
the explosion of Jacobis Internal machines which
you remember shed up after the arrival Of the
Beets in the Baltic.
The word ,Gshipg reminds Of the most extraordi-
nary that has followed the experiments for the
artificial production aud acclination of fish in the
large reservoirs of the Bots de Bou'ogne. The quantity
Of Deposited BY fish is found to be only e4uaed by
the exuberance that nature displays in the vegetable
Kingdom trout Of two years old deposited upwards OF
thousand ont of which seventeen only proved abor-
tiTe; and TO the sccimaton, fishes whose nature
supposed to require running streams found to
ttov .tns NO f1n
water be periodically let of and fresh substituted Wna
effect the mixture If races in comparatively small
closure may produce is TO be SEEM whe he- ny
birds will srise and further propagation cease, in
mules thorough change deterioration OF the race
factory and IL hoped that fish Of every variety, from
the salmon trout downwards may be maintained in pro-
dgious abundance in these and other lakes The soon to
France cannot fail TO be immense for no other country
indnerenIy supplied ns she is with fish, Of which
al Frenchmen wonderfully fond.
The following extract from letter from Eupatoria
dated Nov IL afer the first In the
of saat gives lively description u the adventures
Of warfare and is amusing when so little Is just now
going After speaking Of the hasiy retreat OF the
Rns slams, the writer says:-
Thev however placed of the light batteries The other
ery replied and snied soue their and horses the
might they silently decsmped The sodes hen with The con
dle hor tune nothing renamed but ruins ghars
soldiers; ard the heavy furniture and woodwork
pyed make frs lie as Of the village were nen hnned
which rad sho, he previous evening roasted
men dspane as 20 who shond have bump which is The
most deicae portion Of The animal Fortunately quantity OF
fresh rather tongh the protested that er
10 sscp M the res The Russians looked on from
distance hut showed dig position 70 come sbdakc share Of
cur d!i ner
large quantity Of gunpowder, ball cartridges, and
rockets passed through Lyons Sunday 70 Marsenes
tor the army # the East.
The last accounts from Constannople state that Sir
Edmund Lyons continues "a cruise along the coast Of the
Cimea order TO watch the point Of kertch. against
whom The Russians appear so he preparing .ttak
during tb. winter The Russsns fortfying ARABIA.
concentrating in lis neghoorh ood $4,000 men, while
1900 are directed TO Genetc in order to reeseoiis
nicaiions between the main body of the army IL
Gen GoEtschakon aud Russia oy the spit OF Ara rat u
may be remarked however, that The guns Of the steamt
and the floating batteries OF the aihes can reach the
Russian convoya throughout the whole leugth Of this
Spit, the Sea al Azon be not frozen over.
The Empress Etgenie continues renar Saoiy well re,
hopes and 10 which che viii be favored wi h
forms very fertile topic of conversation in drawing
rooms and Il s aid in the imperial boudeir Also when her
Majesty Is surrounded by her ladies Of honor Ever
The Queen % Erganls departure correspondence
has kept up between her Majesty aud the Epress
but what Il the principal topic ot interest, must he
matter conjecture Naposon is said TO be quite indf
fersnt whether the ccmhr be male or female. THIS
thing is to make besinnins and the Express, having
young enough, he hopes 70 have many olive branches
round about his table aud tire more biz Majesty says the
hitherto sustained he Dc icate passage Of her gross y
has surprised and delighted every one and ythol
sonduces TO the hope that all will ultimately be Welt viii
her NJ Bopsparse, OF Baltimore, is frequent guest
the palace though he eiran from wearing the impers
livery departing in sny matter from his routine o.
private citizen His modesty, aab,hty, aud general IL
Srmaiion upon all subjects have rendered him genera
yorte wherever he Is met and the gallant conduct
hts SON In the Crimea where he has houorably taken hi
share In all the arduous duties of soldier has afssd
wen him golden opinions. BERTHE
Our Madrid Correspondence.
MADRID Dec. l, 1855.
ne DosTi0 Moring IN Favor Of The Cegy--Te 7bbce'
and Salt Monopoly Doomed, also the Almanac Monopoi
--Tyss,y VIA he Riff Pirats-Spdnish Esctorai Lao
Rcdnctbn Of the Army Tbres-Ths Galatians MortnJ
lsfede the Reduction Of the Tdri6-Neo ant ymportar