The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-12

There vas not an Instant to Be lost General c. uou
oraersd General Verse 70 leave the trenches Gensrl
Bouquet sent TO the 6tn divlion the order 70 march;
General Brunei led IL on immediately 70 the front
The movement Of this division was effected With i'm.
potrg soidity the LIST brigade, commanded BY Colonel
arrived and occupied the parallels Sehnd the Msmson
and tbs "a brigade, General Lsfont dc viilsrs, I'D.
vanced TO the rear sna inc is under cover OF moona
column under the enemy fire, climbed the slope
pid pace and rallied the troops OF the wimpen brig ado
The position carried, and the enemy driven back
second time into the place We defnitvry masters
Of the Green Mamslon, which our troops occupied tr
umph, and the enthusiastic cries, thousand tiues
Il vas half past seven and the day dra wing close
As had anticipated, were established in the posi-
tons at the when the darkness would
enable the engineers to commence those laeors which
The whos Of these labors were drs,tsi by General
Ffosssrd having for his ca dataque st ths C.resnng
hsy the chef De botGo Of the engineers charetou and
at the Green Mamelon the chef de baaitlon De Presss
VILE Executed during the night With grea. bodness-
with remarkable intelligence and coons's-these WORKS
hey s sD us from th:s moment to offer ssoroas
resistance to the attempts Of the enemy
Al tSe assauifing columns were se;ompsn'sa oy orr
attachments fought one OF them vasntly. Del
Beis,sre captain Of the ensneers was severely wound
ed when scaDg among the forwot, the parapet OF the
The artillery, which plays SO important part in this
the day. After the departure Of the asssulsios
columns the line of fire from all the batteries OF the
and Objected ss.Ds the body Of the place. during the
night great Of the embrasures Of its batteries was
reconstructed.
sx dstacbunents also each consisting OF fifteen gun
| ners, under the command of captains OF artillery,
marched with the hrst batalions Of the columns, in
orcer TO turn against the enemy the guns OF the WORKS.
and to ascertain what works reeded to be made
All these operations we're performed under the mms-
diate direction Of Colonel de Ia Bou
| whose devotion and activity csunot be surpassed.
The gums in the battery Of May were spiked, under
the enemy's frs. BY a detachment or gunpers COM
| CnDtain Mocher.
| works and the Msmecn remained in power. Alto.
eeber 70 pieces Of ordinance have been captured from
| the enemy.
While we were rendering ourselves masters Of tho
White Works at the Car eening Bay and the Green Name
work OF the Quarrcs and firmly established themselves
in it, thus taking their glorious saars in the SUCCESS OF
The Turkish division OF Osman Pacha rendered great
sIvices Several Of s batalons led on hy the chief
OF the staff OF the ru-kish army Seer Paeaa assisted
| c0nquests on Mount Sapone.
| The Generalstimo, omsr Pacba, at the COM
meneenent Of the aston to the advanced Victoria
trencbmeDt he wished to offer me all his assistance in
it were requires by events. cannot thank him
too highly for his OFFER made with such great cordali.y
What shall say TO you, Monsieur lie Marechsl, re.
speeding the troops Of the second corpss Their dees
are more eIcqutn than anything that can write they
Ths, sseeess was sku prepared and insure. sur y
mentioning here the OF the Generals Camoo and
MayIan, who commanded at the assault and also those
ed them.
Nor shall omit to mention with praise the Generals
Dc Cssy chief Of the Of the "a corps, who sted
under General Bosqust with muchrdor aud devotion
prssDg the two battsons OF the Iperi. Guard srens
diers and gendsrmes, who proved themselves truly
We have sustained sensible losses. Among tho fallen
are !hs brave General de Lsyarande killed by bullet
Ssd of as an ID s the q
S6th MORALLY wounded at the head OF his regiment.
We bave 70 regret brilliant officers and brave soldiers
account the number Of troops engaged the duration Of
the combat and the Importance Of the results obtained
without telling you that have been satisfied with the
service of the ambulances. and tnat, invariably
otherwise under the direction OF the Intendant NJ Ban
cho skully assisted by the officials under bis orders
Deign to accept, &C., PELlsslER.
THE FIGHTING OF JUNE Is.
THE BRITISH KILLED AND WOUNDED OF TIE
EIGHTEENTH OF JUNE-xNERGY OF THE RUSSIANS.
[rrom the London Times, June 70
The actual number of killed and wounded In
tie recent attack the Redan not Of that terrible
amount which at first supposed. When stated
that interpreted to the British oss alone; and
inferred that If had lost many the loss OF
appears that the total loss of killed and wounded tue
whole allied army does not exceed 1000, o. which
Disioped officers and men killed /, IA, and wounded
)05S the total number OF officers killed and wounded Is
ing the exact total 2a5 The enemy, it appears
boast that they have 600 French prisoners which,
the present state Of knowledge, only
pect TO be . Russian exasgerAtion.
The whole loss is numerically not g, grea. As what We
have suffered in the space Of few days, without glory
and without any addition to the rolls Of honor by cho
ra or by frost. It Ia }ameutabe not for its
plumber nor yet for such men a. Campbell, Yea, and
Sbadtorth, who, having done much, have fallen oat
side the walls they deserved 70 enter as this Is
areverse, check, delay. 1t cannot really aztec. the
ultimate ate OF sebastopol but II must proong strlg-
ge every day of which much lost to tbs interests
.f h.pns Of ttoua thu
cause Of bumapy 50 far as regards the matsrtal
part Of the question doubt already in better
position than on the morning OF the 18th. No
doubt batteries in better orde guns heavier
knowledge Of the position and of the OBSTACLES be.
epteo, To concentrate army on the siege, have
been obliged to leave the inhabitants OF kertch in the
| hanos OF our allies.
A. the siege continues consideration after another
win he sacrificed the necessity OF position, and it
may Gene TO pass that shall be driven to the
most cruel eful Of all courses-iDvessmeDt and
! tlocs AIDE.
ltdspnds Ourselves whether this affair ia 10 ope
rate warning, or is 10 be sample OF si that We 90,
still 90, in the of this sieye. Are
aleays accept from the enemy toe terms of the com
TAI? Are we TO copape ourselves TO msrchns VI hill
against bis sovspcog columns carrying the works that
he throws up in cur way, and attaching after many
days of actual mutual preparation, the particular
points which lie has concentrated all bis energy,
sADi. resources? Ii lie very clear tina! to
let the enemy take the initiative stake the Lists and IN
pose all the conditions of the conflict, hardly
expect 10 escape heavy losses. even not actually DE-
| iested
For sught know, that is, for augh. that has
trerspree the Eufusns able not only 10 devote
al their strength fur IL days to rendering comptra
lively small length Q; defence utterly impresn sol snd
| fun OF uch snares forethougat could provide
aga ns but also 10 employ their whole garrison IN the
csiepce We have yet been able 10 the
1 Rufsars They know tie time OF our intended move
| ments soon own army; and when 70 ta's is
sodeds Lac certainty as 10 the point and the moo OF
attack then the assault Is reduced TO tSe 10 ress con
dtors OF the oeencs ia rated 70 ths most IA
vorsbls not to say absolute certainty OF suc,sss.
As far IS the nature OF the deences IL known this
couhiry. thers 10 no reason way three oe
| four SIMULTANEOUS assaults should not have
h.ep mace various points of the tortifcsto,s
the Flagstaff battery 70 The Quarantine bay, why
the fleet thoud not have taken it's share IN the york,
and Why threatening demonstration should not have
been made by he portion Of army The rchernsya
When the details srrive, II may turn out that
there in this way than has been communicated 10
The necessarily brief OF the electric telegraph
hut csnDot Disguise fsar that from want Of
sucn ordinary and safe precauton there has been a