The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-16

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chsses tho detschnsnt At Gent wa reinforced BY
esn troops and tho number Of CossAcks Of the Sea u
1.on placed withtheir boats the disposal Of Prince
has been protected BY new for,iacatian.. '''s'
With this report Intelligence received that on the
within short distance OF the Pctrovsky
near Berdiansh, and opened FIRE upon IT, but having rc
ceived various shots from our batteries In her hull he
vent on but returned again and renewed the
Tor four hours and half We had subaltern and sx
men wounded The enemys projeciiles did damage
IRE TO the place.
On the 18th 2oth Of June four other steamers Joined
Inc trgste and all together approached BerdAnsk.
berlin July 2S) Correspondence Of the London Times
The Russian government Soms tms back Instituted a
board for the OF Jews purchasing land
the Organization Of the israees The last measure this
Board has brought forward, and which has met with Inn
perial conf rmation In ukase Of May u.s. Is apparently
in contradiction With Its object viz the prohibition OF
the Jews any further TO settle and purchase land the
governments Of Tchernigon and potawa II IL not how.
ever, forbidden for jews 70 inherit purchase such land
In those two governments IL already In possession
Jews The intention Of this IL very obvious
the only exceptional circumstance to BE- mentioned
in connection with these two governmental that not
long ago they were called to furnish large
tnecnt Of Cossack cavalry 10 tho militia OF the empire
whether there sany connection BET the two
must leave TO others 10 determine The levy Of 20 per
thousand OF the baptized Jews Of the empire, which
currently believed some little time hack has not met with
confirmation do the various statements OF the eman-
cipaton Of tho jews In Poland appear TO have been
realized.
The Journals state the Russian ios- in the last attack
Of the 18th and 18th 81 June to have amounted 10
men Rear Admiral fanhioi has succeeded Admiral Ma
chimo In the command Of the sailors Of the garrison
OF the harbor Of sobastopo The iruiik statea with
reference to the death Of the Admiral that no could no
cloak prescribed to the officers a. Disguise but
always wore his admirals uniform he went
out on the works TO reconnoitre the enemy with hs
glass This be did on the evening Of July ii, whilst
standing the Kornileg Basion, and continued TO do
80 IN spite Of the remonstrances o. those around him.
ball plunged into sack Of earth him. in reply
TO the rodoubled rcmonsifances Of his friends he only
said, They scem not 70 aim badly" few minutes
was carried Oh scnseiess and remained 40 "a hts md
The Emperor has conferred priest of the IL
s cao Johann saw,no The military order Of 81
night Of the I'D to I'D Of March, ia hs year the said
sawinoh encouraged and led his counrymcn at the
the enemy before the Kamtchnka Iunettc. He appear
cd among them in his robes, with the cruehc IL his
lord, thy people Give our orthodox monarch
The victory oyer his enemies u Under the enec. Of this
The rs, and second nes Of .e treaehe H. haa H" r
Their been active In conveying TO the troops In the
trenches the orders addressed TO them by their
handing officer; whilst SO doing the lower part Of the
crucifc In his hand shot away and hostile bayonet
passed through his gown
NJ Leontiewsh, who was taken prisoner on the occa.
sion Of our troops landing at kamesch Dournou, has
written TO ST. Petersburg from sebastopol speaking In
terms OF the warmest acknowledgement ~ the humane and
kind treatment he met with board the Sphinx. lie
states that our steamers navigate waters which no
Russian vessel Of the samo size would venture aud dos
living with NJ. Oevc, the Adjuant 10 the late Grand
Duke Constantine and formerly officer in the service
OF Napoleon; in this punder and havoc he distinctly
states the Tartnrs took prominent part lie mentions
further that quite young men and officers, who have
taken part in tho nine moniha defence Of sebasopoi
have in that space If time become old through
tnued eSerton and that the order II the Emperor
TO reckon every month passed year Of service s.
by no means any thing more than just.
Considerable damage has been done in ST. Petersburg
BY violent storms % thunder and Lightning In addition
70 number Of persons Killed injured many houses
al bnf ~Cnfe
ss hay and straw magazines, containing 100 go pools
and two magazines with 600 kan Of aoaf, have been
burnt down. On the 10th inst the warehouses Of the
merchant pekin In the third quarter IL the Moscow d.
,ison q the town took fire. which coon spread 10 his
lofty sugarbsking house the building, well many
others II, standing idle Tor want Of sugar TO
work
mentions that commercial report from ostoH Of July
lh stated that since the entrance of the aos into
tircly ceased. The accounts from the Cnea speak Of
the great losses OF the Russian troops from disease heat
want Of provisions, and particularly want u room In the
hospitals Of simpheropol Bskshserai pcrekop fhcodoSa
&c The want Of surgeons and dresers Ia very scnsby
felt in the Crimes, although every available member Of
the profession had been forwarded thhcr from Odessa
According 10 Official reports 500 men, severely wounded
arrived at smpheropol the 18th inst but could not be
ehoaieT the tenth ths has been dsapatchea ,hi,her
ALEC could not be accommodated. On the way from 30
b.sopol ihLer 70 cent had died Of cholera and he
morrhage many had been obliged 10 be left in fcrekop
and kachowka Two large parties Of wounded had been
cent % from sebssopo simply because they could not
~,
who taken prisoner after being disabled by injuries
hrccei,ed in the explosion Of ht steamer Mousch in
for the hind bestowed on him BY
counfrymen of all the brave Russian sailors and
marines who distinguished themselves brilliantly IN
sstsstopoi there arc now left only is25,
Poland.
Iron the london Daily Nows, July 20
General Count zsmoy.h arrived In London yefsday
morning We understand that his vis, IL the result Of
special invitation from the British government. The
Counts talents and abilities snd his practical
- military and diplomsi. -a-.. are well known aud
he comes direct from the Fast, ho will be able TO gyo
important information respecting tho real state Of mat
tiers in that quarter II g. evident that Count zamoy-k
only have been inve 10 England ~ the present cr
s- With view 10 enable government 10 arrive at
final decision the Pol,h question.
We have had OCCASION 20 notice that the OPT.
MON o. the continental liberals who
In the Affairs Of the Poles and Of the countries bordering
blow ,s IL h.s saae Is %
of Polish legion already exists ia the socaied Turkish
,os-acks, who alnos exclusively Poles, wearing
Polish uniform and Carrying Polish ensigns.
IL there Ia any meaning Ia the expression used By fir
william Moles~or;h at the Southwark norninatonfo
mont TO ".trihe body Sio~o at Rasss-we may -.r.
rAniaby infer that Count Zsmoystis arrival In this
country viii be tho prelude sono aecve movement
The meeting the affairs Of Poland to b. hei> In saint
Martins Hall Wednesday, under tc pres.iency n
sir s." fary ivan. viii AFFORD ministers an opportan,y
81 testing the feelings of the country thia question
II smsnfest thai the sph-r. and objects II tho
.r'n6ng An electric thrill s. running through The
rash aNotc enterprises but know ihai the peo.
PIE % tnsland viii not finch from any responsibilities
which th. prominent J1son % their country among 81.
naiinns nf the wori IL likely 30 ,o1s ppsa them and
Mat they VIII Insist upon ber guyernmsna ufDg svsy
effort 60 conduct She struggle is Which Involved
termination that ~til better te position 81 Hisry
lA~ and order 10 Eafope IN opposition . The e0ngai,s
efforts e desIotjsm.
Denmark.
letter from Copenhagen q The I'D ~ taly stsies
hat The health - the sing u rapidly improving iiis
~ y.NAa n l.t.
fhe King ha siyen HI sanction u propos1n a ts
Mrs'.r ~ Marine Tar abandoning The frtrefs 81 crs
tian1s small island usar Batnh1iia aud stirling cat
ottbs lls u fortified places Ia ~ the
pen eniaol the government Or kerpnx la repair
and rnsluta ming gaffs0n there. The port The plot
statlan and the Ashthouse and very snail t0fee 0niy
VII be kept az,
Iug e0rsD DUES.
| fcotsrhsgsn isitsr, July -, Ia LsndOn hsu.
will ~ IN the recollection ~ your fsaaeFs Dat the
President n ihe United states gave oca notice 70 tie
lansh g0sInnen In April Last that the ife2;y a
osgre N tho acih ~ April 1876 should ext.fs an4r the