New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

NJ" nm din no nd T. 81 The filthy p sea, i.e-
Teen Bssklsva and the camp, c1rfyinS on h&0so1-
hams, or oi,beveed TURKEY strings 81 onions s'cks
,,s,,es Dgich cttesss almost a. ftt - a. Ra-s'4n
Pr. l-.so the wort, varieties II ,l1Dsr." b..
a. a sine and braody, crooks ~ butter. aad ass
mstt, Of saussges, from the economical bnf misty
ssveIoy up 10 the Ne silv,red sud delicate Bplokn.
Tley are decidedly Glsrt pat ihe looking I -
Iy,Gest suspicious Of B,W.slrret would % excited -
their APPEARANCE in court They are hairy And muddy
a. the police rsyorts would say, IN snort " we4rint
"re hair Of foreznes but TIE vast maj3fr ct
them ore the n,tl.st, cbeerict. brsves fellows 10
Emope-ueB WHO defy psi .aiiOD, neglect, storm aud
tnpe,t-who, IN the midst Of difficulties. rarely
SesioId ard never despair. and who comfort All
animate BY the brightest txanDles Of Courage and
hioh y.lor Of coLsADcy. and VI hnchDg resolution,
ne gallant tIlOTs around them
We have tents but cannot get them uptO tho camp.
Th,re il great dtfcency Of hospital M ,rquee- and
lorrbe AZ it s think u sasn thi1g. it Is no less
TINE thst according to nform4'i IN received from
doubtful source five men Of battalion o! the Iaris
were found DEAD outside one OF the tents within the
last ihrfy bOuIs.
m, dscls Of the Avon were a terrible sigh. 70 be.
hold covered with sick aid wounded men a, tlickiY
a. tb.v could be s'o1ed. / have heard that ere she
sail d he suihorities held an iDvestiyat board
the chip in reference to ceriin charges that ID been
made resDeciing d deficiency II medical s.ten14Dce
Ard Of M deal comforts for her wIected cargo, bat
te result il not kIOwn t. ne.
Tie mortality among The Turks has now Assumed
ell he dimensioDs Of plague. Every seuse was Of
med and shocked by III. display, day after day in
the ,tr,eis OF pcce-siOis OF be airing half CIV
er.d CONS. Oh terr al ibe busiest hour Of the day
and Col Daverey AZ lat oTJers. orrGtter grant
ea p.TnissOp, tLst the TurSs should bury their dead
On Il hill sCe. over The TOM. lertorGag ere evan
inc upward Of seventy bodice carried u their
long BONE and Deposited ia shslo9 graves not above
few IL co.s deep and were left VITA shOVe'fdl or
two Of earth and pebOir- over them close together
A. they could be packed To-day the ia ne process
is going The dead are irishtful TO look upon
tUsCiec 10 the last degree, with The faces aD1 heads
swOl.b and disc0loT,d ara drops % blood stsaliny
down from Zoe and ear, there they are, ly0g ou ia
rake on u sioe while t'e liyiuy who seen 20 n
about to follow ten, dig ihoir gravos. can count
80 bodies Giegfy or The ground, aod Il early "a tie
day over the bal tide come bearing more liters
Ere the body Inferred the clothes taken Of 4od
laid at one side, al officer ia ATTENDANCE deceDty
watbss the corpse with water, poufs a htte of the
iuid down the throat and ccmppses the hn)s,
ard, hfler few words % prayer, the 1ussulman il
ploctd beside bis fellows. Az the result of such
mode Of burial would be the outbreak OF at.
destroy ing p,stil'uce tie coHmapdsnt Of the place
has ed it 10 be di-oonUuei aOd the Turks must
bury Their dead OUTSIDE the town, 40 the valley in
grave four feet d'ep.
DrofMBER The number Of applications scot 10
Iord Rst Ism for leave 70 retire 10 sell out ~
oD baiCpsy, 10 SAID to be very great. TIE Duke Of
Wellu gtoB had 10 contend agaInst the same evil in
Spsin. II is said hut do not know whether there
IL any good ground for the rtOn--and AN iu-
cI cd 10 think there is De-ihat after Lord George
papefs name Appeared IN orders a. having ceived
peuission TO retire no less than $50 Applications 70
s.ll out or 20 90 half pay, were sent IN to The com
mandtr Of the forces. : me of these have. il il
stated been acceded to-that ia Lord X Iglqn has
sent ihsm to the Commander il. Cnief OF the Army .
With rather sarcastic recommendations that the per
mission sought for be granted.
From an Enei.eer Officer
CAMP Before SEyAsTOPoL, Nov 30.
The siege s'still dragging its slpw length along
but as far az can see, without say prospect % i'm
n.diste success. The weather has been very bad
nearly constant rain-and the roads are in such a
eadful ttate thht II IL impossible 20 bring mp
provit 'ons from Balaklav4, much Less guns; AL
In The bat cries dismOunted or burst and do not
tiiIk We have ia e4ty in service ,ble condition. !
was in the trenches the day before YESTERDAY, for
day. work. We parade AT quarter to tive and 60 ne
tf at seven. fer pGh'-wcIs, We parade 1t quarter
a. Ave ard come of AT seven in the morning. We
iS:hce in the Gangs, nni march down nils and a
half through Gayire till get under Of tbs
trenches III road down i above the ANGLES in mud
md wet ana are always wet in the feet before we
pet thoe. The u0 chos are IN very bad conditions
DO attempt at draining, aud the ueu have - sit up
trelye hours Ia the wet. II L. really shocking work
for both men aud officers They get wet throus b.
have TO dry things 10 put on; the tents leGk, aud
they lie down i'll mud. The cholera has broken out
again very badly; 50 of our men have died these last
tlr,e days and they are carrying Ia the hospital fast
Most Of them, indeed all are those We brought out
with 10 IN the drsueh hi. II seems quite like murder
sending fresh troops out TO this climate al this tine
Of tie year. The 10th have lost 30 men the short
time they hsve been out here and the ed, 20, the
e,b came from Malta t~O days ago. and they are
knocking up teariully 1he men are III snch STATE
of detptrntior. that they say, when going to the
t,encb,s. "Ttey would rather he shot by the Rus
sispe than come back 10 die by inches Lord
Raglan expected 10 take the place at once and so.
instead q making preparations to hut the men at
once Will. there wood allowed II all to be burst
and row The order l. Issued We have TO materials 10
work with and AN afraid no means OF transport
IN bring II the wood for fuel which they say l. be-
ug cert from SnoDe ana Scu,ar am giving you
gloomy picture Of affairs out here, bat no more
than, think If ustIhsble by careful consideration
Of all the pros and cons.
From Aseiher offer.
BII.KIAvA Nov. 3O--Dec give have had some
renorc, ments not onl, in drafts from Eug ,na but
also in tlrte fresh reg imenis from Malta but the
Authorities IA usual were very short-sighted in not
senoirg out The drafts better aud warmer clothed.
Several have alrt adv died and severe have knocked
IN Our great grievance latterly has been tue POSt
Office. Since the storm the steamers pretend that
tbey cannot get out of Aakava with the mails aud
have requested that they may be sent on horses 10
Chersontse Bay. The consequence is that the mails
are brought here from the camp 10 be sorted and
turned the camp and so 10 the left 10 Chersonese
Raw But bCrses csnpot be got, and each Of the last
tbee ails has been laie-a sad disspPoln'nen for
our anxious friends in England The letters from
home come very regularly considering the season Of
the year. They art landed at Bsaklava, an vet the
steamer cannot come Ia pick them up Isuspsct that
Admin al Duudas keeps them till the last moment
ard 20 save the mail at Constautnople, requests
Lord Raglan 10 send the letters 10 Chersonese Bsy
The men are making huis 30 feet long walls six feet
high and when VT have built the walls the Sappers
are 10 cover them ill., The recruits are suffering very
much, and Lord Raglan has ordered that they shall
not 70 into The IT, inches for the present. Govern
inert ought 10 reduce the standard 10 FIVE feet and
gttutn % ears of age. These boys Ut IL and some
much ,oui ser, totally unfit for this hard lite.
The state II our hospitals is very bad ar have no
doubt YOU will hear about il when Parliament meets.
Mr. Stafford is here making inquiries his own hook,
,, I he has Oh IN ui-h