The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-25
LUNIBIA COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25 1855.

0fficers did not allude 10 u, and the Sultaf
has never made reInm, in any way known
to Christian readers, in public.
2a.-A powder magazine, belonging to the
Russian army. exploded al Perekop, aud aao
men were killed.
26.--Marshal 81. Armand resigned the chiel
command OF The French army, and left for
Consaniiuople. He was then in bad health,
and died few days after.
OCTOBER.
i2.-From 5lh to this day The Russians of
Sebastopol had, by bombardment, 100 men
killed and AGO wounded Admiral Kornliet
was among the killed. I
i7-Renewed b,,mbsrdment. The Allies
fred by sea aud land on Sebasiopol, when
the English had 44 men killed and 266
wounded, and the French 80 killed and 1856
wounded on their ships by the Russian Gre
from the batteries. Russian loss not known
supposed 10 be trfing.
23.-The Russian garrison in SebastoPol
sailed forth and captured French battery.
The Frepch had 81 men killed, and The Rms
SLAMS 20. During the sorlie the English had
four men wounded, the French 76, and the
Russians 81. Lord Dunksllin was taken
prsoaer.
is-Two hundred and thirty French kill
ed by the exploson of siege battery 465
Russians killed By al explosion in the Re.
dan.
25.-Batlle Of Balaklava. There we're en-
gagged 80 900 Russians, 5000 English, 1000
French, and lulle more of that number of
Turks. The Russians had 1870 killed, the
English 100, The French 230, and the Turks
about 9s0 TIE wounded were moi counted
BY any party. The English light cavalry,
the Light Brigade were nearly annihilaled
in their charge. Their horses are included
among Ihe:r killed.
26.-The Russians made sorlie towards
Balakava from Sebastopol. They number
ed 5000. They had 675 killed. The Allied
loss was between two aud three hundred.
NOVEMBER.
5.-Baule of Inkermann. Here the Rus.
stats had from 10000 10 30 600 men, the
English 5000, and the French 6aS0. The
English had 462 killed and 2I43 wounded
The French 3s9 killed aud 1897 wounded !:
and the Russians 3,oli killed and 6Os
wounded. One hundred and five officers
were killed.
GA Turkish troop ship lost in the Black
Sea, and 7oI men drowned.
i4.-A terrific storm occurred in the Black
Sea- The English losi five war ships, ncu-
ding ''The Prince" and thirty. five merchant
men About 7 109 lives were lost, and
twenty y-three trading vessels were much dam.
aged.
i9.-Four hundred of the English and
French lost by second Storm in the Black
Sea.
25.-Russian sortie from Sebasiopol-
Fort, three English, 81 French, and 245
Russians killed. Wounded not enum Grated.
The English took 9 Russian guns.
2s.--Seveu hundred Russian powder wag-
ons lost in snow storm near Perekop with
Z 900 men.
29.- For eleven nights Cup to December
10 from this date, the Russians made sor-
ties from SebastopoI on the French trenches.
Each night the French lost (in ki!led) about
forty men, and the Russians seventy. The
French would have thus lost 4i0 and the
Russians ITO. No returns o! the wounded.
Cholera and fever ragged in the Allied line.
The commanders estimated their losses from
these diseases alone al the rate OF fifty men
a day, from November 18th to December
2Slh, thua running dead list Of $50.
From November 10Th 10 December ist,
1920 Turks had died of disease, and 225
from the effects of wounds. Total Turkish
dead, I,275.
i2.--0ne thousand one hundred sick men
OF the Allied army removed from The ireoch-
es and camps 10 Balaklava. One hundred
English soldiers-fooi guards and 7s regi-
meni--died of wounds and disease.
16-From this night to the 2sh, the Rus
SLAMS made eight soriies, and had ss7 men
killed. The Allies lost COS.
22-The French bad 3,7s4 sick in the
hospitals Of Corsiantiuople, OF whom 1897
were dangerously wounded
24,-Four hundred and fifty.six Russians
drowned in the sea Of Azoff by the loss OF
five war ships.
3i.-The Russians had lost 5000 men in
and around Sebaslopol in Ten days. u
JANUARY, 1855.
i THE English had -four thousand three
hundred aud eishiy-seven men in the hospi-
tails at Scu,ari, dying al an average ra,e Of
sixty per day. The Tufkish army waa be-
ing cut off al The rale Of forty men dav.
II ---Forlv Russians and seventeen French
killed in sorie. ssA
i3---Seveniy four Russians, forty eight En-
eisb, and twenty six French killed in sor-
lie.
i5.--Allies los, ioi ia sorus, and the
Russians 2lc. ,- s. sc
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