The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-07

al slcng the coast nsar Psrekop and NicholaisH.
II war 10 ? srsss destroyer, II s also great creator.
and for new roads between Balaklava, KAmesch, and
ssbsstopo The hin tops are adorned with clean wooden
huts, the fats have been drained. the watercourses
damned up and deepened and AL this has been done in
few days BY the newly awakened ensrgiss Of labor.
The noise OF hammer and anvil and the roll Of the rail
way train are heard in these remote regions century
before their time.
Ike bees No effort is made to disturb them. At the
mstice the other day of the enemy who came out
shook blankets with the broad and o. them,
in the faces o. soldiers. They throwing mp
redoubt towards the Victoria oubt In order TO
strengthen our right, which the enemy menace more
evidently every day. the whole Of the ninth division of
the French army moved there to-day. This
reinforcement win enable the allies to give good &C
count Of body the enemy which may attack US in
that direction.
The Paris Moneur Of March q, publishes the follow.
ing despatch from General Canrober TO the Minister OF
War, GATED the z7th February
MosnnuR LIE MARFcHAL-I have the honor TO send you
the 1 @ e Of s s
attack aA' -''' y - = ''' ''sN'
Tho following dispositions had been takeuA detachment
Of snsin.ers ana 9. artillery two sattacns
manded BY Of Brigade Monet carry
Two battaons Of the 9th and Line the
The whole commanded by General of Division Mey.
Of sns sd
in the otsuy of the night offered obstacles Of which it
was os ss aae T s% and
sd them and while bataiions the French left aud
cer aDG having General at
ay -four ssw Ss
the infantry asssmtlsd dense body inside This in apt
under csP.a vslsssn took
sssnS the y
maiaaS1s Sas Suffered considerable losses
object we had proposed was attained ned. WE eoHia not
s1,s1s but had superiority
h atnrr n our l;nes ,s tho ana.
my who struck with astonishment molesting not
a had she trenches to if
the a Sst ANY On roporoo 10 the
danger Of this nocturnal combat where our soldiers wers
as sy 81
The journal de ST. Pet~sJoug publishes fuller Rus
sian version Of the attack upon the advanced redoa
To complete the bulletin from the Crimea relative to
the attack upon the selenghnck redoubt by the enemy
the night between the 18th and 18th (23d2ath) Of
February, we give the following details Of that affair
extracted from the report Of Gen. osten saken dated
10Th Of February (2a.h to the late c0mman
Towards the evening of the 23d the troops destined to
complete the construction Of the redoub commenced
the preceding night, we're placed as follows
The regiment OF infantry SeieDghnsk within the
doubt the fourth battalion at the works. the ID and
Sd in the interior of the intrenchmens and the 1st in
The batalions of the infantry regiment volhynia
companies beyond the placngs made in front of the
redoub The st and I'd the right OF the redoub and
the Sd on the left, in columns of attack.
at in the morning, after the moon had gone do W.
which had up to that hour brilliantly lighted up the
ground, dmounted Cossacks of battalion No. of the
Bach Sea- who occupied the secret posts in front of
placiDgs, gave notice that the enemy's columns
forum in front Of the trenches At the moment
Of the snd ss
opened sharp and well main ainei fire. and Major
General Khroustcnef, who commanded the two regi
nsnts advanced the first and second battaoDs of the
VoibyDians who were under arms TO toe right of the
doubt but perceving that the enemy, who had pens.
rated through the space between the second and third
battaonH, was aeacy attacking the redoubt, he made
the two first bstaons turn sharp round 10 the left and
while hand to- hand combat had already commenced 10
the fosse. The enemy were Immediately thrown into
disorder, leaving the foSe full OF dead men.
At the time the third battalion of the twelfth
company Of MusKetters OF the VolhyDian regiment who
the left flank, drove back the attack OF another
column, which had advanced more to the left Of the
doubt.
Major General Khroustchef proftting by this ad-
vantage ordered to sound the charge The brave vohy-
mans, under his personal command, advanced rapidly
putting to the pout of the bayonet the Zouaves and
lasted for some time, but he Russian bayonet aiti
mate prevailed and the enemy fed in disorder to their
trenches.
M.aptine Colonel sabaschinsky with the LIST battalion
Of the Seller gbpsk regiment which he ands issu
I'd from behind the right front of the redoubt and al
yapcec rapidly to support his brothers arms. The
9Th company OF Grepsdiers, the 10Th company, and
detachment Of the 18th company OF the volhynian
Mnsketeers, joined him, under the command OF Colonel
Svis chevsky These troops with drums beating hast
eped through the path made by the sappers while
engaged with the enemy, they came upon French CO.
lume that advancing to support the Zoaaves and
defeated it in the ravne under the fire Of batteries
Twice the enemy attempted to renew the attack but
each kline driven back with loss to the trenches.
Finally after hours comba. at the point of the
bayonet, during which the Russian drummers never
ceased to beat the charge the enemy compelled to
among whom we're eight oc.rs Moreover our srooos
took "a prisoners, of whom 6ve were officers In all,
the loss OF the enemy was not under 600 men, for during
their retreat they exposed to the heavy fire of the
ntighhourng bastious and of the stesmsrs Vad mir,
Cborsonsse, and Gromonossets anchored in the road
stead.
On our eide we bad IS men killed, and subaltsrns
and $50 men wounded.
NEWS OF THE CzAR's DEATH IN sEBAsTopoL
The Paris correspondent of the London Chr0ne writ
ing on March 23d, says:A
Some tainty to be prevalsn. as to the ex
known in the Crmes; but informed you in my letter
Of the 18th inst that IL known sebastopoo the
kof III at sebastepol when he received inte senoe
Of the Emperor Nicholsss DEATH and that the courier
who brought IL mmsdatey left that place for Sc ,asto
pol TO unicate the General Ostan-
and the two Grand Dukes The latter immediately left
sr s.s ~ nc. % was % u. having st
percr, together with the official act declaring that the
garrison Of stopol had also taken the oath The
command Of the Emperor Nicholas, directing that
Tenders OF Sebastopol should receive his thants,
communicated to the garrison the square before the
theatre, with great solemnity, on the 9th
SPEECH OF THE FRENCH EMPEROR TO THE
TROOPS.
On Tuesday, the Goth March, the Emperor reviewed
the whole Of the Imperial Guards in campaign ng equip
and presented standards to the Cent Ga.des with
the following speech -
SOLDIERS The army 10 the true nobility OF
try II preserves intact, from to the traditions
OF glory and national honor, add your gene illogical
tree ia here [ponting 70 the colors Marks Mt each
generation q victory. Take, then, these flags. 1
cenfde them 70 your honor. your courage, and your
patriotism
Rapturous applause greeted this grafton.
ASIA.
PROGRESS OF THE wAR-RBPoRrKD CAPTURE OF TIE
TURKISH CAMP.
The Invdlide Russo publishes the following
After their defeat on the 10th June, 1884, on the
TcboIok the Turks compelled to remaia the