The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

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THE NEWS FROM THE CRINEA.
The Cesrir De Asrseiiles Of the It'll inst publishes
the following letter, written before Ssbastopo the
Ihays only one fact worth communicating to you.
General Csnrobert going TO lend friends the Eng
positions. II Is an excellent measure which viii have
the double effect Of reinforcing allies and augment
asas are sd D.ea os ns rsbs q Of the snr
nsn inIenchments. have not yet heard where the
regiments Of infantry are TO be stationed. On the
morning of the 2lstl the weather was 70 mild that
the bands Of the played several French ars
which seemed greatly to please the English Who had
sound of our instruments must have been heard In
Sebastopol The Russians doubt, surprised TO
mslodious symphonies Our regiment has suffered little
We are lodged In subterranean excavations from which
smoke ss Our sooasy ais With it,
our uncivized and primitive abode and our physical
quite in keeping with it. Oar ssa5as nave
excite the envy Of the Oldest sapew. An for our &C
coutreme.ts thanks to the distribution OF f.rs they
however, out Of the question One Of our sorgeants
who had received the military medal for his drst
poits In the Crimea has been named Chevaer of the
Legion Of Honor This brave soldier has been wounded
thirteen times and is as really as ever to meet the Co.'S
occupy the most advanced position. The plan Of our
Generals evidently tends to invest the city completely
possible 1t Indispensable wish to obtain at
last result to isolate the garrison which has hitherto
been able to renew s personnel and supplies Of
Another letter, dated Ksmissch, 10Th ult., says
General Canrobert visited yesterday the works thrown
% the -. ,rug the coast H sy
works were constructed, and addressed to his
warmest congratulations the devotednefs and activity
their required Our seamcn were electri
asd BY the soul stirring language Of the General In
raj tanrobert the justice to say, that he takes
every opportunity Of rendering justi:e TO navy,
WSsn he gives a an oras
executed by our sailors with nsoncevable alacrity
Just an. FROM visit to TO the
pressble feeling Of pride and emotion excited in
me y the %s1ns. in snsh our soldier. sup
cent sun We have enjoyed during the last days, al
seemed to have forgotten their past misery. AMI like
feathers brave fellows shook of the cold the rain
and the tnow and they now laugh, sing and await with
enemy Everybody viii tell you also that II ADMIRAL
Brust watches day and ght with the utmost so,tdds
cises the vigilance attends with equal care to
the health and comfort Of his soldiers Those two
90 % sna
order the 23d expeins from the coast OF Kamsisch
and sending back France the suffers who had the Ia
fanny to sell to our men aduiterated and wholesome
beverages. Everybody appliuded that wise measure,
which was instantly carried into effect.
OFFICIAL REPORTS OF CENTRAL cANRoBERT.
FRENCH CAMP, BEFORE SRBAsroPoI, Jan. IT, 1855.
On tie night between the 14th and 18th, Russian
column Of about FIVE hundred men, attacked our third
parallel which was defended by the second battalion Of
the 18th Regiment Of tho line The assaiants' attempt
was met by the Grenadier Company Capt Boutor and
were killed It the head Of their troops exhibiting to ali
an example OF 6rmpess and bravery, which
amis.ss d. section q the 81 Of volunteers,
hastened to the place Of conflict 10 which they took
glorious part and one that adds to the distinguished
services which the volunteers have already rendered
before Sehastopol The same behavior marked compa
ny Of voltigeurs Of the 95th Regiment The chef de
on the parapet, and calling his to maintain the
honor Of their Gag, gave proof Of remarkable bravery
played the most brilliant energy and thi, Action viii
raise st higher the glorious reputation WHICH the 74h
has achieved 10 the army since the commencement Of
the siege. The General CANROBERT
January "a, 1885,
The Minister of War has received the following des-
patches from Gen. Canrobert.
The FIRST was dated January "a, and received at
Bucharest on February 3.
The weather has become much mildsr and finer. The
through with admirable courage; their confidence
shaken for moment BY the extreme severity o.
of the winter in the Crimsa is past. We resume our
work before the town with renewed activity.
BEFORE SxB AsroPoL, Jan. 70, 1855.
Gen. Ulrch and the vo.igeurs Of the Imperial Guard
have arrived The troops are animated with an excel
lent spirit, and fun OF enthusiasm The westhe.
continues hne take advantage Of it TO comp!et.
works. Gen. Mel and Colonel de waubsrt CENTS have
arrived. CANR0BERT.
THE DESPATCH OF LORD RAGLAN.
BEFORE SEBAsroPoL, Jan. %, 1855.
To THE DUKE OF NEwoAmLE
Nothing has occurred Of Importance in our 'front.' but
the enemy has occasionally opened ire upon left
attack, and Mr. Spaiding, fne young man, acting
mate Of her Msjesty ship London and in charge OF the
enclose the return q casualties 70 the 2isi inst
The weather has become mder; but the country Is
attn In . dreadful state from melted snow.
The army Is vel supplied with warm clothing, and II
ports and the hus could be at once brought up there
would be other Of suffering than the severity Of
Cimean winter and the duties imposed Of carrying
aaiOa In aurh lirnata AZ Ia nf tha vaar
/ have &c. RAGLAN.
ADMIRAL HRUAr TO THE FRENCH MINISTER OF WAR.
MoSrosELLo, (rHE CRrsEAl Jan %, 1865.
The weather continues very fine. Our batteries have
received the order TO ready reopen their For
some days the Russians have ceased TO sortiss
nth the vOtseura Of the imperial Guard: The Wee
Admiral Commander-in Chief, BRUAr.
RUSSIAN DESPATCH.
No charge has taken placs in the state Of sr.rs be-
fore Sebastopo From time TO time the enemy throws
unimportant. MENSCHlKOFF.
THE LATEST PRIVATE DISPATCHES.
despatch via Vienna br nys the following intelligence
Tie weather is ft favorable and all the preparations
for assault complete. II stated that
Pashs win march sebastopol, aud then do ibtles,
great battle win be fought The Russians have fallen
back on the side Of simpberopol.
LORD PALMERsrON AND THE EUROpEAY
REVOLT rGONf5T5.
Considerable speculation exists in Europe to Pal.
nerstons feelings towards the European revolution He
is claimed BY some, leaders Of the people, the
friend OF democracy-as The sympathiser with Hun
gary and Italy There IL letter extsnt Of his which
recall your attention at this uncture tho that
its exisen has been denied. In August 20tb 1sIs
Mann the President OF the Republic OF veuicethe be-
leagueed city OF the then at its last extremity made
pathetic appeal 10 the British governmenset forth
the straits TO which the citizens redu eiexpresed
their self cevotion-ther hatred OF Austrian
their earnest appeal TO the great British nation inter
pose automatically for their deliveranse while Lord
Palmerston's answer TO this app al waited hope
buoyed up the venetians At length the 10th 0cto
Der the answer arrived and here II is in s precise
words.