New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-28


dtes1 Of the fS~n. Thus although the to xn already
prsstrtsd formidable row of guns, me- batteries
rse - If BY erchsntnent and our feeble siege ar,iI.
tiy could not matter the 6re Of the town.
The remainder Of the article c,atains o high
Isudafion OF Caprobert and Lord Raglan a. . set
OF for the Indirect blame about THE failure, with
ahcbDical description Of the siege. The Moni-
ftrr winds up BY saying that in . second r.cls il
will describe the different phases of the nego.
tiauoIs. This looks rather ominous, since thsv
are still in progress. For the military operations,
ore might think that the ausck on Sevss,opol. 20
long eesyed, is altogether to be abandoned aud
that The army is pex. to take the field. Sail
there are cr)y c,pjectures. As to the Con-
ferences, they must fail through the re.st.ncs Of
Tuitey, who will not conseut tn apv eucroaeb.
mebt upon the Sultan's sovereignty.
The Witt Of rse Emperor to London and Wind.
cor will be marked by great display Of English
Sympathy; IN fact, Napoleon lie more popular in
England than in Frsnce-the middle c,ss,e, are
oil bitten. Father Ragignsn will no. ACCOMPANY
the Emperor, aod DO dssoDspt tuss il TO mar the
delight Of the shoPkeePers of Eoglard APO.
AN ARMISTICE AT SEyASrOPOL.
corespondsrce Of The Loodon Tines
BrroRE SEvAsToPoL, Monday Mssch 2s. 1885.
Ea'jy % saturday morning lag of truce WAS sent
IN by The Alice ~iih ro1Osition 10 tas Russians
for an armisice bury the eesd wtca were Virgin
bumbtr-dve or six Russisns 70 every Frsnchm N
:nA Es.siisbm.s-in front Of the Round 10 scr sni
sifimsiive was returned and 1t was s:sess; .. sas
two hours should he granted for cole ;'ns sna carry
ms swey the dad on octh sees, zoe newsseresa
Though the camp, and the RACES. shich tue Cdss'
sep,s sAfriaue bad got no IN escel'rn style, we're
much shorD OF tier attractions by 'ho Opportunity
slor6ed TO us Of meenog our enemies oa nedtrdi
ground An the ravnes lesdisg 70 ihs float trenches
~eJe crowded with officers fastening on horse and
foot 10 the sceBe Of 80 much hard shtng. TIE
crests of the hills emo the slopes front OF the barter
lee were covered With men, snd they dotted the
oeadIy itterval between the batteries which had
BEEN before occupied alone by thousands OF
tuIs of stot and fragu ents Of shell die.
charged by French and Eogsh and Rassiaus durog
this proracted siege The day was beautifully
tie faint spripg breeze above the enbresures
of our batteries ard from The Round Tower and
M,mel,n. Not a soul bad beeo Wis bic IN foot OF
the Ines IN instant before the enblems OF peace
were Iuh up 10 the fsgsiaifs and sul'en gnn from
the Man eob, arc BURT Of smoke from G. 'fdoa's
batteries had but shcr, tire previously hsrslfea
he ami tice The instant tb4 flags we're hosted,
irtId sDo foe svarmsd cut OF the em'rasures T1e
Rf,neD Of the Alli-s Sn0 Of the ensny rose non
ileir Iars in the rife pits end ssuu,ered toward
each other 10 behold their srim hsudi~oik Fne
whole of space between the Russsn lines and our
filed with eroups Of uoermsd 20 oierY. Pass
ing doc by TIE Nil 81, Picket R1Vine, which 10 now
p,d by the French. sud which ruos doTn IN
front Of The Light DIVISION camp csme out upon
the advanced French trench, within few bundled
ysros OF The MsneloD. The sight sas strange bsyopd
description. French, Ecelish, and Russian officers
were walking about sau7ns oscn other courteou'ly
as they passed and occasionally entering into coo.
veIsaioD, and constant tote changs OF little civil
iies such offering end receiving cigsr.lig6s, was
going in each little group. Some OF the Russian
officers were EVIDENTLY men OF high rsuk ard breed
ing. Their poliEhed manners coltrasted remarkably
with their plain, ana rstbCf cosIse clothing. They
yoIe With few exceptions, the ipvariable ong, gray
coat over their uniforms The French officers were
all en- Prdnde tnue, ard offered striking contrast TO
nsIy Ct our own Of core, who we're dressed la Bal
aklavs snd wore rbct nth sa.dresses c4tkn coats
and pondtseripr paleiots. Many OF the Russians
LOOK ed remarkably IKE English gentlemen 10 style
of face ana b.aring. Que tall, foe looking old
msn, with long gray beard sod strangely ell spsd
c.p was poiItso ont 70 aetman Of the Cossscks
IL the Crmee but it DID Dot appear a. II there were
DsIy uen Of veIy bish military rack present Ihs
Russlsps we iSther grave and reserved, bat the
se med TO with the French bttsr tsaa sa.
ounevs and the men certainly got on better with or
A A .s neI Co., so os ihs cf y
c,vity we going were walking among ths dead,
ever bof srsuss ground, covered with evidences OF
recent fight Broken mussets, b,yonets. c'r'oich-
boxes csps fragments Of clothing straps and lolts,
pisces Of shell lidie pools OF cio.ted blood siot-
I, uno suo grepe-thsti.re6 eabicns and sandJ1ss,
were yisible arouDe every side ard thIoygh the
ncst of the crowd etalked a fOlemn ocssioa OF
soldiers bearing their departed comrades Their
loIg home. oouneo ~ filters borpe past re 10 ID
u iputtf- each led with dead enemy. Tbfcottor-
.iors of the .lon were horrible, aod rec lied the
memories of tie fields Of ALMA aso Iokemari. Some
few French were lying far IN advan,e toward the
Mame en- opd Rouno Tower among the gibbons be-
lor prg 10 the French advanced trenches which tue
Rns had brok pn EVIDENTLY
be- n slain in pursuit Of the eDsny. Tbs RusSisns
sppt al ed to ue their dead With great reoect Tne
sOlcieIs saw were white faced and scanned ilied,
though many Of them had powerful frau,s square
sbouoeTs and broad chests. All their dad who fell
within and lear lines were striped OF b 'ots
ard stockings. The cleanliness of their feet,
spd in cases. Of thtir coarse linen shirs,
was rem ark able. Several ssilors Of the "equ,p.
sges OF the feet Of Sevastopol were killed
in the attack. They were generally muscular,
fine stout f.l ows, with rough, soldiedy faces Tbs
RuisisIs carried OF all the dead Which lay outside
cur lnes to the town, passing down bet Teen the
Msnelon ard the Round Tower. 10 he midst Of oil
this s'erD evidence Of war, certain amount OF lively
coLvors alton begsn TO spring up in which the Rus
tisn officers INDUCED in little bedinege. Some OF
them asked officers when We we're coming 10 to
take the place." others when we thought OF 60
"iug away1" Some congratulated u0on the ex
cellsBt opp ortuny we hsa Of getting good LOOK at
Sevestopol a. the c5sIce Of euearer vies, except
on sinilor occosors wa not, in their opinion ve-y
probable One officer asked private coniden-
italy in English how many uen We seat into the
Trenches 'Besorra, only 1000 a night. aud
woke covering party of loCoe,' was the ready re.
ply The officer laughed and tuned away. AT
ere time Russian vita litter stopped by desd
BODY, GIL put it into the litter. He looked round
fer a conn ade to help HIN. A Zouave a: once ad'
vanceo with nuth grace aud lifted it, to the indnlts
an nsemert Of the bystauders; bat the joke was not
lop !. lived as a Ruisan brusquely came up and
helped 20 carry of his dead comfece. In the to- n
we could zee large bodies Of sciery in the streets,