New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
A RUSSIAN REDOUBr sTORMED.


Accounts of this event are directly contradictory.
MenchiB off Gays the Allies were repulsed with 600
Ioss; the Allies say they destroyed the rcdoubt with
lCO killed
lis certain that during the night between the 2l..
and e2d Of February, the Ru.siaus threw up and
arr ed redoubt on the flank of the fortiicstions Of
Seyastor oil: and on the light between the cath and
e5ih il was attacked and stormed by the French. So
lar only is cure
Menchkoff' s dispatch is as follows:
I" On the night between the 2lst aud ed OF Fe5ru-
ary we erected redOubt the left faux of the forti
fcatioDs of Sevsstorol. This was done go promptly
and Unexpectedly that we received no annoyanae
from the enemy. But on the night between tue 2ih
and 25th the enemy attacked the redoubt with con-
siderable ftrces Two regiments repulsed them. The
enemy lost 600 men. The mining operations Of the
Allies have been suspended.. Up 70 Feb. 90 nothing
new had occurred at Eupatoria
The French dispatches are as follows:
"Advices from Kamiesch Bay, of Feb "a s,ats
that ON the previous day the French had destroyed
the works around the Msiak aof Tower but with great
LOSE"
"In the night Of the oath the French troops de-
siroyed some considerable works thrown up by the
Russians in front OF the siege advances. The affair
was serious. TIE French we're victorious.
"Durlpe the right betwt en- the 23d and 24th Feb,
the second corps OF the French sray carried the i'm
rortant works Of counter approach, established by
TIE gsrison Of Sevastopo opposite the French works.
The loss Of the French consisted in some hundred
wounded.
IOhiciall OS BOARD THE MoNTrBELLo K.MI-
YscHBAY February 2i.-The Russians appeared TO
have sbsbconed the positions which they occupied
opposite Equatorial in their retrea,, they SCI nIe 70
In The night between the 22d and 23d of February,
the garrison Of Sevastopol had established important
works Of counter:approach opposite our works on ,hs
ceunterfort Of the plateau which cescencs toward
Little Car eening Bay The Co nmandcri n-Chief or
ctred theee works to be carried in the night between
the 23d and cath February, by the tf)eps of the "a
aStfa ir ore z.g n
nv and inoreeses If possible, the ascendancy VIII ch
il has not cesstd 10 exercise over the enemy. Oar
! Losses smount il is sad, 10 100 wounded. The ships
Louis XIV and MareDg0 are on the eve Of sailing f..
Frsnce. lSignedl The Vice Admiral, BRUAT.
FRENCH OFFICER ACCUSED OF TREASON.
The London Daily Ntrs states on the authority of
IFS special correspondent at Balakays, Feb 90, that
i. was runored Gen. Canrobert had ordered court
martial to try officer ofhigh command in the French
army, Who accused of having held reasonable
correspondence with the enemy, and had supplied
exact plans Of The siege works The correspondent
expresses bis disbelief in the ciimnality Of tie officer
accused.
TIRE ATTACK On ECPATORIA, FEB. II.
The Mosnenr contains the official report Of the az
tack by the Russians on Eupstoris Feb. II. The
Russisn force amounted TO s5, 900 men The b.tte
lasted Elk turs and cest the Russians 500 killed and
1000 wounded, according 10 some accounts; while
correspondents who walked over the field estimate
thelos Of the Russians at 800 killed snd 100 wounded
and of the Turks, 30 killed and 200 wounded.
As tie battle was entirely fought between the
Tuks and The Russians, select from the crowd OF
dispatches, those Of Omer Pssha AMI Prince Men
chiktf
HEADQUARTERS, EuPATORIi Feb, 1855.
"MY LORD: have toe honor to inform your lord.
ship thsi the e; envy attacked Eupaloria on the morn
irg Of the 18th met.
1.-The troops intended for this attack hal lef. the
camp before Sevsstopo six days Az, ard othsr
troops from PeGekop and Symph-ropoh VI joined them
in tue plight OF the 10th and the morbins OF l7,t
IN the st ground that lies behind the hghts that
before Uupa'oria.
AS near as ons could guess, aud according 70 the
Information furnished by prisoners, the enemy mus
tered 80 baiiaC Of infantry six regiments of cav
slry, 400 CCssscks 30 pieces Of artillery, in posi-
ton and SEINE troops Of horse artillery. which were
IL reserve.
"The attack commenced ST dsylight by strong
capnonade, curing which the enemy used even 32-
Founders. At fnt the Russians sho wed the nselves
in great force along whole position but, sescg
that our left protected by nenofwar which went
there when the first shot fired they concentrated
egsipst cur center aud right.
then requested the senior officer Of the Englsh
Royal Navy TO send the gunboat Viper t. the right,
slo TO take up position near the French steamsr
Neioce snd the Turkish steamer Schehfser. on oosrf
OF Which was the Wee Admiral Ahmed Psshs. At
me same time reinforced the rgh; with ha';al
.ns o. ihisntry and some pieces OF artillery, which
Inc enemy continued his FIRE, without csasing,
tIt IN me position held by his artillery supported by
apoweIiui nre of skirmshe-e and then his Infantry
earyn ard lseee three times triei to storm
The works. Eseh time he repulsed aud obliged 10
retire under fire, bu, be was epabIsd 70 sfst ma
reuograce movement under of hi. artillery and
of heavy masses Ct csyaliy ~
"Our cavalry which ~ the prssant ,,o,a. .