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

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our aide, vas CON prTs~ ,h., .a...1o.s ' , esn's
sbov. iooo-snd tho ~ Y position aarinr "a, ,
sons naht H-sn on that -. afsssa san. s, ,s.,a
hscsn sal sucdsedsd In sp,sins this detaehmsnt h,
an,sea.os 70 supposs th.. the R.dae nlg
;, have t,ss esr1.ar o, the ,no, h',a % der
s,''os va. = gvs the Rurssa'" I'd Air.ad, iost
ms, ~ nsd.a !. ss~%:.,ta ,. .h. s.s,;..., M,..
su tia, Of u. y rr.nen 20 - sr.ia.s II l.s.sr %'s
s.sra~u posnon bscsusr ths hsA.A oVu srosps 80 !
dirsct.d against We hav. s,'ms rssA "a % ee''sT
tfbs ibs is What actually oeersnS % tn Istn, a.
thar ;bs British tst,-s hsa air, w, csxisf tbs ksdas
wien scy found themselves ,spe VA TO scca nre fos
The frrnJ guns In ts.ir hsnt an, fs,r TINT, as sT
Gfahss, sac, in his account ef the >.ssNl 80 sebas
tsn, no outiivsst attempt l, goln .Isr, isc
--sbd tle5 esec,y obliged "A rsttc somf
dss may y formed of the appalling iifscoh'~ . nss
the frst ~ had 10 eScogstsy at the vorka rcaok I'D
MAiahor tower from ~. Atseies whc foiisd r n Y
attach On ,hs 7tn rh. hsat casei a. nenb.a ~
eoTsftoncesfs on that dsy, asIisd all bsforc it,
The French act Only dro,c tho Russians out OF sse
Msmsion, but parnsei them % the s.fawc-ks sbutans
on the haat hos tower. Tbs~ they found thsmselvrs
On the brink OF huge ditrh formed by the excavations
OF the earth sork' ,Di IN tho ctchs sroDg sbat,s
force ther way Tho French trty yys -rir-rsey
pos'd ~ not clear that any Of ma usual had
fer blowing up the Abstia but tho snthes liDsS
With Rutssns ana hand 10 hani battls ensusd wh,ob
ended 10 The fnch heira driven i1cs not only from
The hssih' tower, but from tho Lsamelon iSsH Tar
hey were holy purrucd by the enemy and, TO rors
pste their dargr, mine was hred In .hs Msmeoo an
DIR their feet
Nev~thelere, after this struggle tho Frcn a oop~
re formed WITH infcmiabis courage rwuipei 70 tho
attack, and ultimately drove tho kunssrs from tss
Msm,on altogether such we're prin-ipsi tncaents
OF this combat o. the 18th which We rust beg
reater 10. 10 eonfound with tboss of the iHh a. IN.
latter ara s.iil very imr~rfecty knosn TO US ani IL
must ever remain dou btlut point shrth.r ths fsT
oceaFion ,hs result which bad broa ostNsned could
ha \ bee tuI mad Tn mpf A~f.N ~anlts
There IL luther som. difference u opsnion amsug
mHaty MN, and sysn between come 81 the sns.s sm,
ne nj e.r~rAih 81 the French 20 the relative a.
vantage Of proeseeisg against ssbastopol Al ,h-
sent .isse Of The t,egs BY way OF assault, Or By 6.a
operations against the Ru.staa relieving amy,
Our readers aware that far as the epinsns of
civilians at adtaaes from thu theatre 81 Is eo,stisA
70 any weight ~ al, our Judgment has AlsaJs been
strongly expressed In favor OF tho f.d Operations. 10
has long been obvious that froa the nature Of the
torrtes and ftrihcaons o sebastopo hrr has fan
ed either In siep cling tho guns of IL. enemy ak
ipK practicable breach THIS being the csss, hs ~
s.' ,s,nn ~sa very p'r.oas ana une'r.a. oss
10 most furious resistance upon tue part of tbs sar
ron behind their ncoond line of defence n1, suppsag
ibs Russisn army In the nsihr OF the crim's % Be
driven back by tbs advance Of tho Allied forces ron
iups'ora or eewhsrs, and The supples and rcsforos
msnis OF setasopol 10 be stopped thu reduction Of The
place becomes merely question Of t,. and aztec tAs
'ese u hiss already Undergone ts usanr Of dsfeucs
must ere long be ~sbsusted.
The re,ult Of tho attack on ths 18th ooneaavey de-
nopstrntss n any doubt sntortaiuei Of the fart,
the nature Of thoas ~2eh nov asfsnd s~sato ro svs
wbsn the ssauN s made by troops OF tho msst tAust
iess ooursg. oonnsnt OF thor On power 90 o,.rrss
every obstacle IN. fronts attacked do not sppssS
bAv- been sisnocd, Tho aprsesshs- carried 70
ths loot of toe ensmy's works undsf 'hsss eiiea..
stances tbs assAhABis vsfs EXPOSED 10 very heavy
ios, and tho result in favor Of ths dssnos of hs
place. fortunately ,hs allied oommaadsrs have o.hss
means ~ their disposal which trust ths. they VII
employ, TO retrieve eheex which, Though net d.css-
drahie 10 our arms, from the crtrssrdnsry courage
espatd by the troops IL the mos, psintu occar,-aos
vs have had TO record In Tho course of ths Gar.
Obituary.
pyATH oF T8g BigHf NON. SIR GEORGE Rosn oH.
We regret 10 snnounos III. dsmis- After . oompsrs.
t,.iJ blsf Haas % The RgL, Iioa Eur G.orys u.
kos-, who srprc5 at ssaahlls House, bs sss., nsax
Christ Church Hspts, suaaay lss.. In. late ~
G,orgs, eldest u ths sts Rrh, nop George Ross,
mAay years Csfs Of TIA. ParAusu,s sn.~rs th<
matte sSvlcs early in fs and from JaEs. iva ga issy
Tor gear s.:rrsry TO t.. embassy al tho Hague Ia
the absence OF n. crs,,ry ot legation vim ts ssns
ton os lord Grsnvs ID. then s.ers,.r, OF s.a,s I.
June the following yssr he ssnt secrsry ~ su
ton and ehsrgd a'sisrs To Bsrin rem. n,ng hsrs MI
July 1924 Ld. pendsn'y ~ tho Y,rl Of Nalmssburys
sP.esi Inisrion In November, 1901 he proceeded -
the Isl'd states On an eItraordinsy ia.ssioa %
the AFFAIR OF the Ch~rapsAks and retarnsf 20 k.x.
land in is0s. lie subsequently, In December 1914 vsat
Minister 10 The Court Of Munich, vh.r. be r.msinri
uBitl tsptsmter, 1910 whom be appointed British
MGstsf Al Berlin Witch mission bs resgnst Ia March,
n2S lie vas mAds Priry tonnel'oS In Apri, lsis,
and vas created might Of thu Royal Order ot ths
Guelph. Of HsBoysr tts too~iny y.sr ~ G.ory. -hs
nisd ttfis Church IN the Iouse % Com
I n'ns ,1,s.,i,. lsraaa,. for .gn. ,a' sss III.
held the high ,nd lucrative post 81 s erk ~ ts. Par
bmsns for hngtst-f psri0f, having ruecssfsi he
htbsr IN that once IVY hi, marriage wita Hiss Dun
oombs h- lssvss large 'sniiy The dsessssi esd "A
s'senon froD he fsp.is q hs yari - x,rshbns ss
hauye of events from ICES t. l7tq" aai wss dsgaly
Lieutenant o. BaEts.
Annesasio Ia the P.ninsois.
Prom the Iondos Aivsft scr, Jsn. u
The youny King ~ fortoss al Las been n4' xstsf by
adtt,srs and bis cobGrg psra " ssund his host on
EA uufnsats relative 10 the ~ Spain ssi Fosts
gal Tn, moment Ia oeitalsly psoptoas Tor such pre-
tect Which, u ssi 10 farcrsbiy s,~nsf ~ ~ both
france snf England. Tns eoensss 81 tbs Cgssrs h.x
Esgnt ia Portugal would csriAaly be well s.coaAsi II
lsglsDd vhsrs that family innu@ncs 10 bat LSo 1srs
mount This = m l6le rumar The un.ea 0f tpsa aSf
Portugal lmpossibIs Lks good ssshbors both p.s-
Piles hate each otbsr sntrAln dHssns po.!tesi scat
maas and ~hs' more psisnt 10 yrevsaunS Esios.
ihsy sf-as ciGsrss languages. tDty oi lAas ssS.s 10
the b nd ~ . natoH.
Amsrtssn Free Masonry In PtussAs.
Fsiln fJuEe " torfssposdsn1s 81 Obo E,stS Jg4fns
Oh Tie iOb % JAM, al hiyh tr..,s, ysisa tbs
Gstonie IDtxs bsDg their rssBlsS nssiax We fegad
no eimcuhy IN ss.Bing adfaitiAats. fbsrs sss
initatons In tLs first t.yree. Ito r. 20 lsn tbs
iot az loom and yros.s~ " ihs bAaqnss spom n tha
sane building, vbleh oD~nsd in,o bDe, large ssftss,
nis bstsibs 80 ihs iosss Hsfs fsn u s.mStasas
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