The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05
OPERATIONS IN THE oRrxxA.

From the faIi. Constitutional Oct l61
The repor. Of lrin Go chakof enables us To trace
the interior OF tie Crinea hug chain OF mauaains
which succeseivey descend hs Tchernaya the Bel
tet (Which owen rs orgin 10 the junction Of the Ozem
ard The HI and finally the Katcha rans In a
pa sel line with he northern Of the Crimea Al
these rivers forming in their ,entric semi
circles flow irem the scn,h the invest little
he the point VI junction Of the 0zem and the 0zem.
ta b, the Eeihek receives at Jannssala, Its right
hank the kcukouloussa. The Russian army was posted
slopg the Tchouh extending from the village Of that
to the al todor had ss let wing along the Bel
HEX it's extreme left at kokkoz ut the source Of the
u,e outrosts ut at the source of
thu river o, thai name.
We already knew that the vanguard of the Allies
the orders If General lie al had left Sebastopp la
it's rear ard descended by VarDouka to Baidar the
great highway which exeno along the southern coast Of
the eas PASSED the little river Baidar occupied
ell the per of The lchsrnaya, establishing Itself
t,ongy Fin Ni-komia, at feiliou at the meeting Of
the rivers faiar and Tchernaya, ana lastly a. Sayatka
near the source If the ichsrnaya The extreme van.
guard pu he'd TO Bsger about i've leagues boy md
e s a. the osse o. the range q wAsn
valleys Of the tchouou and the Belbek The despatch
Il Prince GortschakoH leads to believe that the ad
ysnced guard Of the French army had crossed vi bout
resistance this ridge Of mountains, and that driving
Jack the Russians from KOukouloussa to annissaa 1t
liver KOukououssa and had ultimately lived at Bebek
seh II the French succeeded In establishing Themselves
" anptssals, In lis environs the extreme left Of the
Russians would be seriously compromised at Kokkoz.
IT could only avoid being cut off BY falling back the
uzemhash the katcha. However that may be- T. IA
clear that The French are possession of the district
surrounding source OF the Tchouou and have pene
taed into the upper valley Of the Belbek. They have
crosse the chain Of mountains which the chief OBJ
stacle 70 their ,ovements, and renders campaign in
tie interior Of 'he frimea very difficult.
In the event OF their not havioy yet occupied Jannis
the two valleys attack the centre Of the Russian
Atodo or turn the left wing Of the enemy by operating
the Relbek.
The Crimesn campaign it is clear is carried on with
vigor. and commences under fortunate aus pieces.
The NEWS FROM AsIA--DEPEAT OF THE RUSSIANS AT
KAKs.
tF.om the London Times, Oct. ls.l
The defence of Ksrs not the least glorious episode Of
TINS great A. formerly at ST. Jean dAcre and in
at sistr the skill courage and de voion
If an Hngshmsn have reused the inert bit obstinate
Mussulman " heroic resistance. Far away amid the
MOUNTAINS u Armenia, neglected by those who should
have cared for and assisted him the gallant General
isms has toiled and struggled for months II Is
ten weeks SINCE with his few devoted followers he has
been shut in kars by the VIII IL strength Of the Russian
army The deecs Of the General hs staff and the brave
have been hidden from the world is to DO hoped
that some record Of them win hereafter be public
nd that while the Incompetent get Grand Crosses OF the
bath, real merit will not 90 unrewarded. We heard Of
he cavalry and irregular troops being sent away that
there might be fever mouths 10 feed heard too of
he increasing scarcity which II is said limit fur
ber resistance IL leas than twenty days. Even
know not whether famine may not conquer the little
hand against which whole army has been arrayed IN
vain. Put still not to hcpe- The despatch just
received sta er that the Goth Of September the Rus
sIaDh W're oeeAeu In general ASSAULT ana LOST more
than 700 men, while he defenders had only 100 killed
end ~ouneed No ess than four thousand muskets
left the field The .aiy and magnitude of the VIC
'ory ore not to be doubted It viii probably havs
crushed the design If the Russians to take the
place Assault and forced them the siege. Of
Omar Iashs and bis advance from the viii say
thing Next year be m probably find field for his genius
in offensive campaign should his army he rec.ii'ed
clothed ard PAID but With the troops he lead,
and at tbi season Of The year. nothing Is 10 be ed
winter campaign III that country all but impossible
The garrison OF kars must depend itself alone
lie shcae the events eccrd to day the most i'm
iotsnt since the all OF Sebnsono We trust that the
last supreme nege approaching between the allies
End their enemy That 1t vii, add another page TO tho
rel Of mt airy glories cannot doubt unless in
dted that ncapacy which has led many disasters
sGain derri,es Of In the honors which
aiiies will win.