The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26
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! The WAR IN THE CRtMEA.
DEsPArCHEs FROM GENERAL SIMPSON.
| WAR DsPARrNxST, London, July H. 1855 .
LORD Panmure has received two dsspstchss and their
General simpson ceumandng her AsJssty's forces in
the East, Of which copies are also suojoned-
BEF0RK SEBAsroPoL, June 30, 1885.
My Lorct s with ths deepest regret that announce
to your tordshp the death OF Field Marshal Lord Rag
lsn 9. G. b., which melsn .ho'y even. took place little
the 2S nsts His Lordship exp red without any sui.
f.IiDg IN the mes Of the officers composing his par
have further to report that being thu next senior
officer present, have assumed the command OF this
my Until instructions shall Ts arr ys sid S@ dE9sland.
Lsutent General Comm anding.
The Lord Panmure, &C., &c, &c.
BEYoRg SxBAsropoL, June 80, 1855.
My I0rd-In this, my first military despatch, am not
aware that tbers anyth ng or Of consequences to
AZ rgafds the OF the SIEGE thers IL no great
,sp.Ing and i%Pro,iog our Sors: to be in rs.dins::
towards the MalAkof shau bs completed.
The mammal returns Of casualties from the 25tb to the
am truly sorry to Asnoun that Lieutenant General
Sir George Bro departed for England this morning
TIE 18th Light Infantry has arrived and dissmbsrked
| At Baiakiava this morning
remain tbore Tor the present TO tho
| duties Of the place. have, &C.,
JAMES SIMPSON,
Lieutenant General Comma ndIng.
The Lord PanmUrs, &C., &c, &c.
PROCLAMATION OF CENTRAL PELIssrER TO THE
FRENCH AMY.
The following order Of the day has been addressed to
| the French Amy by Its Comm sndsr In Chief
Sodiers!-In the battle Of the lsth our eagles we're
carried TO- the works which form the very precincts
sehassopol but WAS nscessary 70 abstain r on carry
ing to the farthest contest whose incidents had
cressea ud b. 60 bloody and you returned 70 yoar
hres in order the enemy not caring to leave his on
Our actual situation 10 that Of the day before the
combat Ny confidence in your .sdor and q our suc,
more than SUFFICE to replace tose ,og you who have
glorously fkIen, and whom in your hearts you have
We have gained ground and in compressing tbs enemy
more and Dorewe strike him with more certainty. Hs
himself With munio6 but at the price Of unbsard Of
efforts; while matters Of the ses, incsssAny ani
Soldiers You will how yourselves more patient and
energetic than ever in this obstinate contest which will
decide the peace Ct tbs world .nd in which you have
already given proofs Of self devotion, bravery and ps
triothm, adorning your flag With immortal glory.
need not cite here any Individual out Of many
brave men who honored their names 10 the heroic con-
At the general quarters be before ssbastopol
A. PElIsSlER, GenerAin Chief
THE BRITISH COMMANDS IN THE cRIxEA.
The following i We believe correct statemsn OF the
divisional and brigade commanders in she Crimes
G. B.. eon.iss. Of The Gaa1as brigade under MAJOR
General Lord Roksby, and the "a alAnd Brigade,
under Colonel tamefou OF shs AID.
% Division, Major General W. Barnard. LIST Bri.
gsde, Colonel frollops e2d I'd Brigade Colonel Lockysr,
80 Divsion, Sir England. lat Brigade Colonel Bar
low. lsth and % Brigade, Major General Cir william
Attn Division Iieutsnant neral Sir Henry Bentinct
x B. Lat Brigade, Colonel the Hon A. spsnssr, 44th.
20 Brigade colensl Garrett, 4sth.
"a sris.ds, coonsi shirley. Ss sssn ''o0'' % Buns
Hon sir Ycris s.srisss G. b mayor ''h'A 'n'
lat, or Ee.vy brigade, under Colonel Hodge, G. B.,
Dragon Guards, and the is. % and S,h Dragons
The ID, or Light Brigade, under Colonel Lord George
soens, Sth, 10th and iith Hus.a and 18th and 18th
Lancers.
IMMENSE REnToRcEMEsTs FROM vRASuE.
We read In the Courier De Aqysotk OF the 10th In
stsnt:-
II We are to juds. from the preparations m,kinx At
army In the East will be considerably sntei
We are not going to send thithsr resh rsnforcsmsns
and furo1ss. S u An entire Army to 5. sS.risa
the effective force Of which win amount 70 At least
g, 600 mse ". had e'en told th.t'hs division. Of
10 The trms.. This may b the case, bu. no.hias
howsv,r been ersoibiy iaformsd hat 20 600 m.n
Of the army Of Lyons 10 form part Of the new
si.sssy eosn.scsd ,Ss e. e.sv.asn, % % TSs Brigade Of
General Fol- sstine of - Both and 35,h regiments
Of the line has ere sft Lyons for MArssss, whore
Il Ia expected between the 10th and 18TH Immediate
smbaIEatos. Tho military authorities aud this intend.
actively engaged in procuring Of convey
for other regime n which 70 arrive
sion and 10 epcamp 10 the ssishborheod unt tie day
Of their embsrtstfcn. Ths nssruc forwarded 70
Touou not Ices preseDg The Maritime Pr.fect has
teen ordered 70 prepare before the end o the month
sufficient number Of ve.sss to transport ie 900 and
| . considerable mater,e1 70 the ssss OF war.
The same lsttsr touehss several nsceilansous mat
| ters connected with the sisgss-
Norttrs on q new system, the range Of whlss 10
cedpgy great have bsen pacsd tn the 0enoess rort 70
tho left the Quaraptias and thsr hrs begins TO
anpoy eight Russian line Of bstte ships and tbs four
stssmers which anchored in tvo parallel iines
from the military port 10 that az ssvernaia This nsw
Apo OF Investment will 70 com1sed BY the works ex
ecutsd the right sttaahs, the Mslskod attacks
and Slope OF this Careenipg Bay which belongs 70
the aies The GtneraIin Chief, IL said, places great
reliance the results Tho temperature IL very variable
Two evenings ago the rain fell 10 torrents sccompsu
BY heavy thunder and the sir Vas much refreshed The
nyshts In particular, very cool Al Ksrt:h evry
thing remains in stan qso ihs kussi,ss unass.sss
attach Tbs aiies continue 70 sorfJ Yeniksle the gar
r,son Of which has been lately rsnforcsd Everytans
eontnnss TO 20 ver in The Sea Of Afea and on tns
regime NJ Of french marines lett Ksmesch 20 garrison
ST. Paul and Al. .Bou rnou, which command the suah
of K.rtsh fhese TROOPS are 70 replace those which p
teen left there By Gen DAutsuaTre,
THE soxsiRpxESr or sEBAsropoL.
| tFrom the London Chronicle, july IL.
The fotrth bonbard msnt Of 5sbastopo hss commenced
and II this memsnt the formidabs batteries recently
erected By the slIIss cessg destruction 70 the Re
and shni the allied sngnssrs neither dauss.dby tsm
porAry chechs nor d,soouyased BY ths wonderful fsr
iity q resources dpisyed By n. sn.my, h.vs psr.s
,sw.e ef IRE hc sardm has yitn-sx~i On tho sas