New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
THE WAR
AFFAIRS BEFORE sEvAsropoL.


met BY the Grspsi,er Company Capt BOa'Or, sns
the let Company. Cspt Castelar, Both ,he.s or
GERS were h led At the bead Of their ro sxAi>
ite Ia all exsmp'- OF 6rm e-s suo bravery, ~ssh
w.s initiated A section Of the Sd Comoaay ofys-
un,..rs under the orders % Lielt. Bcl,et sai S~-,
Ha. uss. hss,eped to the place Of cooact, in vAoa
tney took glorou. part and one ihs' adds 70 the
dis;;r. ui.hed services which the volunter have,
ready rendered before Sevsstopol. The ssne be.
bsvior marked company OF volusear- Of the s5ih
Regiment, The chef de battalion RoumsjOnx OF tie
18th ending personally On the parsp-t AID SAIL
irg on his men 10 m.intnn the honor OF their Gag.
COVE proof ~ remark ,bl- bravery. lie ws seroasly
wounoed. All the troops engaged display ed the
brrrt energy srd This a'ii,r will raise s'lll esoe-
tie slorioSs reputation which the 7lth hss sehi-vei
in The sruy s'uce the comm nc men' o, the siege
tssBsdl Tue General. CASROBEN-
JANUARY 27-Ih> T,p<s correspondent telegrspAs
from bslsklsva;
There is no firing on our side. The nights are
frosty; during the day II Is m,id and dne. Toe siege
work. SIRE advancing; the army is sti sickly Pnncs
Merchlk, a hss gosA north ward The Ru.sisns make
constant sot.s and continue firing upon the French
lines snd pckets. Supplis ara reschins the Brti.h
camp in s,upcsnce. Inc French eighth eivsion
has arrived. Lord Raglan waited B.sslsvs Jsnusy
"a and hsc an interview with Afni:al LIONS be ia
sptct.d the trenches the s5tb. Tnere are ony
eli. ht Russian bst'aiions rear Tchorgoun.
RAGLASs LATEST DISPATCH.
"REFoRF SEvASroFoI, Jan. %.
"To THE Duke OF NEwcAsrLE-M Ny Lord pak@.
Nothing hiss occurred OF Importance 10 our front, pay
the has oSC6eisnhs olrued y htc "fN" 'N W.
stack ano Mr. Spaldiug a tine ycuog m'n an scuns
MAZE OF her Mse ~ ship Loodoa, and 10 zoe olsrge
OF the battery VS. unfortunately killed by oune
shot the dan before yesterday.
His los Is ceepS d,plortd. i ncose tue return
of cssuslti.s Ia the 2lst met
"The weather has become milder hnt the country
il still in drvsofal STATE from melted snow
" Tie army ia well supplied With warm ci,thiag,
sn6 il toe Com missariai were siequstely prlyiied
with transport spd the hat. could b. At once brought
I'D there would be no other cilss OF unefiog man
the severity at Crime@n winter ana me duties ial-
posed Of carving on siege ia such ciinat4 at THE
sessop Of 10. wear have, &c R.GLAs.
LATEST FRENCH DISPATCHES.
JANUARY 2f-rbe Minister of War hes receiver
/ the fo loving dspstche- from Gen. Csuro0ert tne
first was s'ec Jan "a and received at Bacht
rect Feb B. go
The westher has become much milder aud hner.
The troops have supported the irving Gays Se nave
iust gone through with Adorable ccu age; helr Coo
fdence wss never shaken for one moment by tue et'
treme sev.rit, Of the feml erature We have reason
to hope that the depth OF the winter Ia the Cnnsas
past. We resume work before the town wfh re-
/ newed activity. (Sgoecl C.NRoBERr
JASu,RY 2s-l Before Sevastcpol Gen uldch
and tn. Vole.ur-o the Imperial Gu ri have arrived.
! The troops are animated uh An excellent spirit and
sr. full Of entbusiasm The wettner contloues nue.
We ,ske aGyaItage of il to complst@our works Gen.
Mel and Col. De Waubert Genlis have arrived
J,sr,ry as SIC Admiral Btust TO The Freoch
Minister of War. Ds'ed at Montobello tCrimss)
Jon .s received 1T Bucharest Feb The
weather continues very nue.; Oar oat'-r nave
TO- sou -" Says the Rps.isp. have cas.ej r. make
"sortie. Two thousand SOLDIERS (FreuchD arrived
ito day, together With The No'I,Sears o. .ne I'm
Pei.ai ou' ~. IT,
"au"e, III w, . n -, rur s,,,r n.rr
JAsUARY % No change has taken place 10 the
state Of affair before Seva-top,l From time TO sms
| TIE enemy throws shr's an' ooNo'' '''' WV ''''N
the damage Done s uhnpo'tan'' ,rucu,voee
lssieoI .., ,,,s,.TrSps
LAihSi NO." -. -. nr,n,. ;o,aru-
! JANUARY ~ a u'sPa'un W. % '' IN 49,, ~ "
gebce iom oe'as'VPoi W '"o W ' Wv "
authenucity 81, e-.A, an, Il, A.. MAMA.
me "ta'ue , IL wv, nl,, I, ~ s,.,sS ,hs, :,
OH, Ne ' ,h s,sca,ons q, Enn..oria are Completed
sooi 81 ~ s Iii 49,, on Svas,,aoI a.J ,bsa
! On It ~ 80, hn,,,a oil he fought The Rus
otuo 80 IL - an Tho ids Of SIN ,heropoL"
e''.s "a'e ,, ~. son,ce s,a,e ina, M.nebikoa
$500; "a - -, - 49, .,,,cL Fnn,toris and BLakl.
g. az; 49,, ,,os,.c, at .nrc. as ,fr.r.
v" - '"o pig y -. 10, rha Grand nah.
| :. ,. -, So =, =, Ch,s,n Tha q and OaIs
HSy'ns ~ ss.,.,J r. p,ss.n army IA IL
80 S ,nTs
wan -, ,uPpe ,,,r,x, az, .rur -or.vps
mn - -. -. ,.o.
oFpa'cn 10 me L""""A -i"' Mug '"''a''. w."
Corstsbf'pop'e 2sth stats toat -ofue m~'o ny 'os
garrison u SsvastopO 90 the 23d had cansed heavy
-. .. ,k r.oob tn. Z,uv es had r,u,;nisd and
WV :,
oemaboeu d fer'a' 'oii ne |I'u'o'' 'o' "1"o'
Of the mntIeers had arrived at Constanuo"pe 10
chains and would be dispatched 10 T)ul0n
fTb;s ,e,,r, !. do,h,,ess fl.e s,m,r rumr
80.
were o''ieI' ie'peo'ps "o "'''S"
THINGS IN THE BRITISH CAMP.
F,om the C,yeuonden, Of ~. London Tmes
JArUARY 2-L,d ksgls ~ sho "a neither ideas ~
g.,ins-,,v not eyeo eperyy He s.ens To liyeis
H. 70, rail- or m n the and thinks I, suooly
aver want by hje ch, rised Peninso, ar rec a ectoas
imseinpe tbnt what was ~ cellebt in 1909 ia spain
II k.t ko., nt h. ,fauaaf