The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

:, ,hs 1s,s iass 70 MAKO fnynsr approaches towards
sssasspe and snassyaS % Obtain osssssen q sss
H.sssncsss also informed that thsy had ascsEtAiaed
Ia he nightly are OF steamers had produced
. On ssasas this, my colleague and At o.Y deter
.sd 70 repeat the operation on the two intsrvecing
banned I'm IN e: ss
y several Frsseh ssaners dhcbarged heavy nrs Q.
e sevn and dsfssces while the Danube ssutsnant
= Gator and the lsusehes of the Royai Albert, IN
Ssr the ecmand Of Leatsnan.s George ". Watson and
TSrura Wiimot poured in . shower Of rockets, and
AiEw H. night Of the i7th iast the Princess Royal
sye the steam fgatss and soops named in the second
and the launches before. renewed the firing
I'D this occasion am sorry 70 observe tnere We.
soas loss the Princess Royal having had one man KILLED
a.a svo wounded the SidoD two men killed and eleven
veupSed: and Captain Iy ons, Of the Miranda, 20
ssvsry wounded in the leg BY she'll thasI have been
4 Their Iordshps win readily believe that strong
desire prevailed throughout the aeet to under Are;
bat only one ship Of ne hne could DO so With advan-
ISysl con manesd BY Lord Clarence Paget wbo having
plasnsd the course with iu6nte skin and ability
sa.psally best acquainted With it.
EDMUND LYONS.
Rear Admiral and Commander in-Chsef.
TIE MORNING AFTER THE BATTLE
Ns1t morning there was hardly gun fred on either
sas and about L. O'Clock hoiste1 dag to request
Ae necessary truce for the burial Of our dead de-
vas sivsn-but during which messengers were seen
lsryisg from the redoubt towards where supposed
- general Of the Russian trenches 70 beths wiseacre
d an cf6ce. in command on our side, guardsmsn OF
height than apparent intelligence ordered the Gag
- be pulled down. Five minutes after several Rus.
saA sdacsrs mounted the parApst and waived their
caps, ~ II inviting rs to renew the requests
but Captain refused, Alleging that he must watt
for further ORDERS" and this, though msay Of our
peer wounded fellows lying within sight, writhing
n pain and thirst under broiAng sun "Further or.
asis were waited for, and no truce was again asked
I'm oeo:s when it was ct once granted, and when our
dead and wounded, the latter in most painful state,
were brought In The Russians threw ont advanced
mae Il senzss to keep off prying eyes from the Redan,
sna similar precaur having been taken side,
ne neutral space was thus narrowed greatly. The
scenes Of battle carnage have been often enough de-
sezbec, need only say that this like the
xest-hsrrowing to look ON, Dead and dying lay all
IA ground. During this proceeding number Of Rus
shH ecsrs mingled amongst party, and several
81 easn spoke English fuently, good deal sail.
Their pumping" inclinston however, m ark
- in most cases. to defeat iselt though OF
snDrss guilty Of the indscrstion Of inform ng
suave interrogator that their grape did sad injury
- IN possession Of the lately taken
remain which procured his instant order to the By
oeneEAl Arey 1t by OF these polite foes tina
- inquiry was made OF An Epgishman at my side
wAether generals had not been drunk duria
The recent assault - The Russians having hep,d ua
gather in the dead, tho whole sad duty per
SsyDe6, and the truce brought :, end. Sn:s the
Dstkine Of interest has occurred aud the firing ha
nearly been suspended altogether