The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-27

t5at he baa no powers accepting such conditions he
aaad Thai he would Immediately transmit the protocol or
nto 10 the cabinet Of ST. petersburgh, and that he
would apply for the commands OF his sovereign oh he
following day Prince Gorschakoh saw NJ de Buol again
ana showed himself disposed TO accept respecting The
thrd condition. wording that did not essentially
de from the proposed the day previous concern
M the possibe consequences of deeds Of arms and NJ de
BloI maintained in his reply that II was necessary TO am
swer purely and simply by acceptance or refusal
Prince Gorisehako demanded the delay necessary for re-
ceving an this term was conceded 10 nm ana
was 10 expire the l4th OF January.
LATEST DESPATCH RAGLAN.
Before SrBAsroroIs Dec. 30 1854.
Nv lam DuKr Since / wrote to your Grace the
28 The weather has been somewhat more propi'ous but
the state Of the ground is hardly satisfactory The
18th regiment arrived and have likewise the honor
10 inform YOU that daily receiving vast supplies OF
Ammunition warm clothing and huts for the army. The
utmost efforts win be made dsembark all those stores
bur the difficulty Of eecng this desirable object Is very
great owing the limited extent OF the harbor Its crowd
I'd state and the entrance to the town and want OF
ace on the beach the rocks the north side rising di-
rcy out Of the water there being consequently ae-
eommodation on but one side
The Russians continue TO withdraw from the valley OF
the Tehernaya, whilst they have constructed defensive
works on the heights above, which would imply dlifca-
" OF maintaining their troops in the field reconnois-
sance was sent this morning by General Canrobert
toward the river in corporation with poruon OF mayor
General Sir Colin campbells 4h on the extreme right OF
Balaklava the result Of which is not yet known
enclose list Of casualties from the 25th to the 2sh
have and &c RAGLAN
His Grace the Duke of Newcastle.
We add to this despatch from Lord Raglan various ex
tracts from the journals and letters of newspaper cores
pondents:
December 2O-On the night Of the 26th the sorte al-
ready reported .eegraph made against the British
lines Unfortunately portion OF the Both regiment Of
foot against whom the attack first directed were taken
by surprise and obliged fly the nearest battery
for protection which opened upon the advancing russians
with shot she'll and rockets All the camp was called to
arms and the French opened crossre on the russians
who obliged to retire with considerable loss The al
lied loss about thirty killed
correspondence
lava mentions that many of the stores and uxures raised
by subscription in England had arrived and proved eS
ceeinpy acceptable Most of the army hutted chiefly
apartments dug in the ground and rooted in with tent
poles and canvas.
Our letters describe all sorts of changes in the weather.
bitter cold followed by comparative heat occasional sun
shine morning. ending usually in hail. and finally in
heavy rains
December soThe railway from Balaklava to the camp
is TO be Sickness the increase
Under this date Prince Menschko writes that nothing
important had taken place before Sebastopo The fire OF
the allies was very feeble caused scarcely damage
January IA despatch from st Petersburgh Of date the
10TH has been received from Prince Menschko dated Sc
basopo January which says: Nothing new has occur
red We continue annoy the enemy by night sorties
In Of these made ten Zouaves prisoners
The garrison constructing bridge OF boats which
will connect the city of Sebastopol with the forts the
north side.
oaER pAcHAs MOVEMENTS.
Omer Pacha embarked on the for Balaklava with
view movements with the commanders-inchie
of the allied armies Omer has taken effective means to
bring force Of $4,000 and sixty into the Crmea
Ten thousand Turks have already landed at Eupatoria
the immediate order of the English Gen. Cannon
Omer was accompanied by the French COL Deu the Eng
fish Commssary General Simmons and Rustem Pasha
He would return in eight or ten days.
MOVEMENTS
The Sodaten Ersund as from Russian
army in the Crimea says that General Menschikot
aced by the bulk Of the allied army and by the
disembarked Eupatora had called in all his de-
tachcd corps. council of was held immediately
slsy The arrival of Baron 0sten-Sacken, when il
Eapa'o'aa, Oh te s5aeR M m a aRa tsa b
formerly open to the Cossacks is closed to them as
is under the range of the guns of the Henri Nv
by portion of the landed crew
OPERATIONS, ETC, OF THE ALLIES
The French army before Sebastopo win form two corn
under Gems Pelisser and Bosquet the first is 10
the siege and the second is to act in the field Gen Can
robert win exercise chief command heretofore Turkish
guns horses and men daily landed Eupatoria; bu
adyics Of the LIST inst say that the would not be
available for the field for week days to come
date has been often fixed for the assault on Sebas
opol that IS perhaps scarcely worthy of mention thai
ing ot OF 9Th OF january Is considered the day when the
attack viii certainly be made.
telegraphc line is in operation between Vienna
and Bucharest and will be completed to varna and
thence by submarine to the Crimea
correspondent of the Sdia PuQue of LYONS WRITING
under THIS date states that since the two recent attacks
.he ffenen have completed immense works which will
donbe their means of action The French batteries which
were only eleven in number now triped and armed
with guns OF heavy cabre The line of trenches is nearly
three leagues in extent One hundred sixty French
ready 70 open re and only waited until English
batteries should be completed AS the batteries of Sehas
opo mount three hundred and sixty pieces the land
SIDE would seem that the allied hundred and twen
guns cannot silence them without assault The par
rlson had Tor three weeks past been CONSTRUCTING
tonai works OF defence between the and the omar
anime oasons Menschikohas retired with the main boa
OF his army between the right bank of Tchernayo tho
main road of the peninsula the Balbek and he
10 make good his position and his communications with
basopol by covering his army immense defensive works
erected along the banks of the Tchernaya His force t The
present moment does not exceed 10000 men AZ III
ready stated General Liprands division which threatened
baakava has Joined the main body OF the Russian army
but has left from 5000 the noun lain
irom the Ichernaya to the hills before falaklava The
duty OF these troops Is TO watch the movements Of the al
lies they are only separated by the plain of aakaya from
the allied line OF crcumva and from Gen Rosona
DIVISION In addition to the great works directed against
the city, the allied armies have strong
works on various points Balasava covered by r
doubts to prevent attack On the allied extreme left the
trenches have been pushed to the far of the
battery under the guns OF the fort to assure direct
communications with the Such is the ensemble of Tia
works of attack and defence the general
OF the allied armies.
The Geographic correspondent of the London Daily
News sends TO his Journal tho following most
despatch ~"
BRAILow, Tuesday, January O. ls5g-Tbe Russians
nave crossed the Danube invaded the Dobrudsha and Ia
asn pom lutseha and Babadagh. Sadyk Pashs defended
Tuitscha as long possible
ms Is the hrst effect of the withdrawal of omer Pachs
army from the frontier to the Crmea
BRITAIN