New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29
GENERAL, NEWS.

a letter from kinbura "a the Presse lie FOrient.
dated NOYemDcr %, menIOns the commencement Of
fovCre frost There floating ice upon The sea
and the sbps st auchor of OcZakOf were fringed
with icices. Tie fort has been repaired and garri.
soLed by Il Allies, With force not stronger 'haa the
foI1rei Russian ore bur it s considered equal to any
possible attack.
General correspondence from the Crimes states that
the Rvssiers N the rorh lice Of Sevsstco0 continue
a very heavy fire ageinst the sNuth side, sometimes
nearly all cay al the rate of TWO gums minute. The
Allies reply but little th,ir engines continue 10 work
within the tow. The British army ia this Winter
oversupplied with equipments Each man has a
waterproof suit, beside tweed coats lined with ssin,
fur caps and cOVhlde bOOe end Tor the officers suits
of sealfkin sold at moderate price, The French
only receive from their Government ordinary
capOte, ard must by any aCcitional wrap they Gsy
find n6cess ary The weather "a becoming 90 d, .he
theimOge'er occasionally as low as l5 degrees, AID
snow falling steadily. Il is admitted from EGG sd
sources 81 Information that the Russian srIns IN
the Crimea s well provsioned for the Win
ter. They (t6e Russisns have large supplies at
Symphe opol AID DLyenko where their reserves SIZE.
There are stu eleven Russian infantry divisions in
tie Crimea-two having gene north Only 20 900 re-
euforcensnts lRuesaDi-and thOse al militia-have
entered the ClInea since Sev6sopol was taken
Golcbakoif has taken considerable pains to fortfy
the Chsngar road by bstteries-near the bridge as
wei. both the poulnsulas which 1t connects-ss
The Chop9aT and nOt The Perekop rOsd is said 10 bs
the main chenrel of communication with the interior
A dispatch received al Marseles, by private hand,
states that tie Russians reducing ner force on
Tie BflDeC. ana were concentrating ~ DdhhHlSol ~
and Syn pherophol. Most Of the English and Anglo
Ottoman cavalry had arrived az COaste1tinople
where they will Winter Admiral HOustons squsdron
was 20 sail on the 4ih ior Sr0yrna.
TIE French lines a. Kamesa are nearly completed
Eight leavy redoubs and a splendid profile of parepet
ard trench irc osirg the place ei remain LISTING
monuments Of French military skill and will enable
them 10 retain The ports OF smtsb and hdzaoh when
The bulk Of the army has retired.
s.. Peiesburg adviCes OF Nov. % mention tbs5
since the ground has been covered with snow vas!
trains of bltghs hsye e2teed the CHmea by Perekop
and the Soft C AraSat vi provisions anG stores for
the srIny TIE Allies have constructed 20 ba .te-les
TO attack the North forts and have 800 guns IN posi-
The Russian Admiral Paniutin, who has jus. re-
TUNED from Eastern so~s, hos received high
decoration and q tension from tue CzSr ioI 1he SUI
cess of biz mission 10 tie Emperor of Japan, and Tue
sklN with vi ch Le eluGe1 the bnhsh aud ttehc4
cruisers WHO haveCap;urtd noLe OF ms snipS' ~ ap
pears The admiral vas Oh board Dansh nsrC odn.
h,ig when i wae 80 Zed by .he Aihes 81 ne cOnlNeA
IN escape in boat hastily constructed uEdsr n' Th
directions In this bost he got EFT anSeo durr2 the
n,gbt With the ships Of the English teet and ollteo
9rrsGe the fricste Bit.ern Another ship hung cut
= liobt 10 warn hin a. Being sufficiently near one
hin 20 tear an oder 6vCn 10 Dr!ag IN on ooes NJ
had his pspejs bsIlssted ready TO be sunk, but W.
mstely succeeded in eecapng although seVers Sno's
we're fred after him. ,,,.; e
Rpssie continue 10 indicate that is in the southern
portion Of the Empire where the effects OIL ne wa ae
most severely felt. At s.; Pe,eIsourg exchsas aSs
the prospects of the Lew loan . ....r;
The CracoW Gas states positively that II Is tne IN
tentiop of the Russian Government 20 eaect me inI
II ediste emancipation of the sers OF the WHO'S EN-,
nire The Emperor is favorable TO the measure, anG
he laid owning a,istOcracy who have been soInoed
on y fuliea offer no opposition. ms sta'eneh' 49,
al best, doubtful. Ill.,, 5,Af
Tie booy OF ~ Ysl5es, the Porting uese charge Al
fairs A, CODenl ager as been found IN cans AT ~
the city-gupposed 30 have committed suicide;
Most Of the Baltic feet laleO has passed hs!uoie'
on its way tomewerd. ...,,, s,;..
Ten rev Russian steam gunboats and steam'irlg-
ae have arrived ct Hels.DgfOfs from Cronstaot "nete
they were built this summer, their engines hsNlns
been made al the 10 pc is factory near d. re
All the articles rent Il Turkey 70 TIE farlS EAPo
son are 10 be sold by order Of the Sultan iof tas
LeT@6t nj The widows and orphans of the army IL the
east. -. ..,, a., cha mart NJ
The telegraph again reports exeesses on me par "a
| the Ba,hi. BazOuks. recent announcement =.
ravolt OF the Bashi-BSzouks turns OUT 10 nsve
been mere squabble on board the Eoghsh usn'pVi'
ship Tarcrede. ,.. ,oo ,,is,ra-. from
Rouaqnn1. have volunteered from England loI ny
| S1tan't Cossacks commanded by Count ZSmoy'A''
| enc now in English pay II. -. or,.r,,s,ic rro.
The Tukish Government has MADE an enc Rec i ~
,est aqsipt the Austrian arrest OF Col TUT On 'ne
| croupd tbs he was protected by Turkish hEinsu.
The King Of Prussis has commutea me soueNC 10 ~
inDriso1 ment Of the British Consul, COiquuV"" "N'
fell into troubl, respecting eallStmen's'