New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-03
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Nc. firing at the time. -.

the CO, passing by ana very neT lne our1n oa'hop'
No firing at the time. 49,
JIsrtRY IA transport vessel OF the allies ran
lahore 90 near the Alexander battery, that she Vas
fred upon. I went up on the top OF the bono-
theque Library Buildingl 70 look at her, Ine as
lance was rather too great for the guns most OF the
balIs striking In the water comfortably short OF tue
point A steamer was helping 20 gs. her of, and IN
an hour or two succeeded The reception OF 24Pers
from the vest Of Europe, he J1rrnal Der 'de'
AND the IndeOeaddace belize the Get OF Pars ana tne
second Of Brussels ore the only papers hit arrive
here afford ue pleasure only second 70 tns vi e.
ting letter from cur home friends. To day ME
of the TadtpeHdoace Beige, ton the IL OF pessh
Der TO Let Of Janusry. was bSnced IN 10 US IRON
the Generals fOsien. Sacken,j one OF the NUMBERS
containing President Peroes Message al tue oPsHas
Of Congress -. -. rt A.;
JANUARY l9-Tbree soldiers from the French tn''
morning az serted and cane over. There IS to be
,ore To- night upon the trenches OF the French from
the j'h BARTON.
ant sffsir Occasionally soIne o. the AIDES Of the
General join there nightly excursions as anTen's,
ano 1 an told that ibe force on these occaHoos ~
II sdc up entirely volunteers. Last Diga' nne OF
the aicts together With ~ aide de camp of General
Gorcbal of. who arrived here from hisouen, a DAY
or two since a. coufier, accompanied the pHtS. Az
three O'Clock this morning | sss wasef 1p aud de.
sired 10 cou.e up ~ The Cereals lmGefiafe'y l
found II 81 the courier bad been back wounded
in ibe abdomen With bayocet, a bal htd also ci:-
1ed AVA quite piec9 from the ide Of bis nE)rd.
On going 20 the hall Of operations tols IN )rnny, we
fouLd il filed with wounded eig1ty-four ia AL, and
ibe comuaIder of the soItls smoog the number;
ball hoo struck hin tia upper part Of the shsst on
the right sioe passIg ont AZ the shoulder. Ia IS
yOuDg lieutenant Of toe est 1nd THIS @as the seventh
sflaiI Of the soft in which he bad volunteered Two
French soldiers taken prisoners aud one officer
of the Cbasteurs d'Afique The tgo ssloiers were
wounded The So Of the Fren;h 10 taelr trenches
was I'll dOubt.oly very great
JAsuARY 23.-QI'e a touching scene presented it.
sell at the operation hsl To day, when tao vile chlf-
of three and fge years ole we're brought 10 on a
hammock us for the transportation of he wounded.
TIER faces we're badly bufnsd with pO gee, aud one
Of them II band ard severely buraed aud
bruised. A bomb had fallen toto he hodss where
they lived, wouDoDg the mother XII Ing one chlt,
and wouIdiDg The tEo sbOve-peuti nei Toe re-
arrival az SevssfOpOl If the Grand Ddkes Nc0las
and Michael, ltbs two young4s son, OF the + nDeror
i, looked for Csy and with crest intefes 70 al i'm
portrait sgrifcaDcy il ched ei,hsr 10 their Arriv 81
or non arrival In The latter case, t sill ne 'n.id
cred that there just GROUND for the expect atom IA It
peace will be made In rbe former c.se (tdre arrival
The III us' OF the war will BE- reyar1ef ssfuy d.
cided upon. The For'eDcy involved depends upoa
the fact that the 14h January il the date liked upon
for II cir departlTe fom st Petersburg. ny which
tia II nd be dedIiteF known and settled g1ether
OF no the cDtenJrg parties had mutually agreed to
20 into convention for tbs establishment Of pe4ce
the basis of tie four points or5posed 70 Russia bs the
lies. A. the hospital where were tne-e ara SICK
ard wounded to the nun 7er L Il said, OF OOO aud
room for MORE Tho stare of the roads a, preset
cent, al it becomes necessary to reesiaosh h)spi
tai in the city.
JASrARY 2j.-Three deserters from the French.
Up 10 the present time the dese,e from the Fceaci
have been, without exception, foreigners in French
service. No nstive French soldier dc leltso his
hsg ard proved recreant 10 bis d1fy. In all siege
Operations tie French bsve the crenit of eLcelliog
the EGesh eLd as to all their affairs and eqqDmsn'
in oetti TIER provisions for winter their hospital
8rsDgemeb.s, and la fine, as to ali the medns e-sen
tel TO rendering army comfortable, cou;entsd
and efficient the tIeI cb would seem to an almost
incredible degree in advance OF the Euslieh.
JANUARY 26.-SDDe Sisters Of Ch4dty have arrived
from 81. Petersburg 10 aid 10 the OF the sick
and wounded. At SJmpberopol there 10 also quite a
large number Of n en-, who arrived thste month
since. Three of their number have fallen victims TO
d'fease and finished their work of love in bsbaf of
suff, ling humsnitY. Their reward is ia heaven. I
ssw at Gen. Osien-Ssckens, this evetiug, bali n a1e
of very herd wood Lib those used ia bowling alleys,
weighing perhaps ~ pounds sent over e'tnec by the
French or English. One cOntfivancs Of distraction
which they occasionally make use Of s worth men.
ca.k a barrel to the bottom Of which il fitted a
c) Ddr cal piece which just 6ts the calber OF NOR
tar They fill this 18th sOali grenade bonbs, and
send it over The small talk of the day just at pres
ent, is upon the probabilities of peace.
JANUARY GA very large Congreve bomb rocket
PISSED Directly operation hi. this afternoon,
sId fell in the street sons 20 80 feet Immediately
10 front Of the building bursting it struck, but,
fol tuDatly hsIming no one. Tne Grand Dakes ar
ri,e1 to day NJthng as vet known of the intelli-
g.nce (f any they bfiog Of the present state OF
sffairs as to the prospect of peace. At Yassy, at
at Ooessa ano here at Seyssopol even, have heard
Uncle Toms Cabin spoken Of. One of The aids OF
Gen Osten. Sscken wss aeking this eveIing, if the
book was a true one.
JANUARY 2s.-Nothing 10 remark to day, only that
tbe arrival Of the Grand Dukes, contrary to what
lave sst, does not feem to be Iegarde as OMNIBUS
OF continuance Of the war.