The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28
FEBRUARY.

The English army in the Crimea had dvindled down TO
II COO men, The Russian army in the Dobrudscha was
cholera.
The Turks in the crimea dying in large numbers
but no returns we're made.
ls.-hirty- ave Russians 4iled in q sortie, and 5
French.
17-Batte of Eupatora. The Russians had 90. 900 in
fantry and 6e00 cavalry The Turks and British fleet
defended the place. Russians 260 killed and lao
wounded. The Turks had $50 killed, but wounded not
stated. British lost none
MARCH.
l-Alhed fire re-opened Sebastopol
1.-The Russians fred from the heights Of Balahlava
the allies.
l4.-Ihe Turkish cavalry made advance from Eupa-
toria but repulsed by the Russians and lost IS men
1.-THE Russians routed advance Of the Turkish
infantry from Eupatoria and killed 60 men, Russian loss
IA killed
The French attacked the Russian redoubts before
Sebastopol, bat we're repulsed losing 169 men.
22.-Russia~ sortie from Sebastopol. They had 403
killed and 1000 ~sded. English and French loss re-
23-Tremencous sortie OF the Russians. They had 100
killed and a large number wounded. French had 300
killed including two officers and the English 43o killed
including Tour officers.
APRIL.
9-Three hundred and forty allied guns opened fire
Sebastopol.
13-severe sortie engagement. Loss all sides 900
M.-Loss of Sandman transport by FIRE, with eight
men,
MAY.
1.-The French took the Russian rife pits. French
loss $50 killed and had (about) 600 wounded Russians
killed. 468, and wounded (supposed) 1000
2-Alied advance upon Russian works Of counter ap-
proach Severe engagement, but losses not reported
3-Russians attempt to retake their works, but ere
defeated, with "great loss"
1O.-Two severe Russian sorties on the right line Of
the allied attack repulsed with 'great loss on all
Sides"
I.-Another desperate sortie by the Russians
12.-sore the British right line Over one hundred
English killed. Russian loss much greater.
10.-The English, French, Turks and Sard1nlanS mad
eco, 0OO men operating in the Crmea.
23.The French carried on severe fight with nearly
the entire garrison of Sebasopol who defending a
place DIES the quarantine baston The French
took part of it, The battle lasted all night but the
losses were not given
24-The French carried the remaining portion of the
works. The Russians had 500 hors de con.bat,
The allied squadron entered the straits Of Rertch and
the destruction of all the houses food sup
plies, public buildings, &c., near which the ships could
reach.
2s.-Up to this day the allies in the Sea of Azof had
committed great ravages.
5.-seven English sailors killed by the Russians at
Hango.
6.-Another bombardment Of Sebastopol. The French
made fierce attack on the Mamelon.
7.Capture of the Mamelon and White towers after
dreadful fight. Russian loss 1880; French 1000 men
hors de comLd English $50 and II officers killed. $40
14-TRe allies, in the Sea of AzoG had taken Kertch,
Arabat Anapa, Gench Bardiansk, Mariapo and Iagau-
rog. Most Of them burned the inhabitants plum.
dered and the country devastated.
18-Assault on the Mamelon and Redan by the French
and English. They repulsed. French loss 81 Off
killed. 10 desperately wounded and II prisoners
l644 men killed and mssing and a. GA gone to amou
killed and wounded, 1850. Russians lost-kled, 2gene
raj officers and IS men, and 4, 1914 wounded
JULY.
10.-Fourth bombardment Of Sebastopol.
14.-Russian sortie on the French.
l6-Another sortie Estimated losses Of these opera
tions:-Ales, 1000 killed and wounded Russians, 5000.
AUGUST.
n.-Bombardment of Sweaborg. 45 Russians killed
and eco wounded.
16.-Batte of Traktir bridge. French oss-9 officers
and 318 killed; officers and 1853 wounded. Rus
SLAMS generals and about 5000 killed. with
5000 wounded. English loss Sandman loss, 600
men hors de comIdt.
T.-Sebastopol again bombarded.
SEPTEMBER.
Grand closing Of the terrific drama. Fall Of &C.
bastopol. See details in the by the steamers.