New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN ITEMS.

A PRIsosRR At SfvAsTOPoI.-IDo las day Twas
IN the Trenches while Sigh, skirmish vas gong on
in front and in covered way met one OF oar riie-
men and Russsn rihcInan walking slowly together.
Az came nearer | saw that the Russian was limplng
along in pain resting his hands on our fellows shout
der who with two rifles M der his arm and pipe IN
his mouth, was wa king easily and coony along,
evidently giving bis wounded opponent some good
advice, which ! have no doubt was al The better
rtlisbed for hot being Understood. Struck with the
air guarity of their appearance waited Till they ap
preached, ard asked the riienan how he got hs
prisoner1 Is II whtrt did get bi0, SIR saI he,
with accent OF Indignant surprise, faith shot
him with my own two hands whom did you shoot
him :" inquired. When tho, him down there
OF course said he pointing 10 the " ovens, where
there had been slight skrnish. lie was do En
there behind wall. Sir, taking aim, with only his
kgs out, when hit him with my last round in the
Knee; and I've got bis pipe, S'r, AM I've got his
batca, Sir. and ali wants ms b0ote, and ! IN
leading him 10 the hospital, when ] can take EN- of
him comfortable Having said this much with
dro earnesncss to which no words can do ustlce, he
quietly resumed his way toward the assisting aud
helping his poor wounded prisoner, who during the
whole time Of our dislOsUe had been bowling esp 10
hand from TO the other, as If 20 impore our mercy
and protection.
WHAT Is PAssING Is 81. PtTERsBuRG.-Ihe fol-
lowing private ,tter, dated the 18th met has been
eeve0 from ~. Petersburg IN Berlin:
"In consequence Of the receipt Of the affair OF the
sth November, the Emperor has had serious and
even alarming relapse. The Courier found the EN-
news with feversh impatiencei and when the truth
was declared 10 him, he could not restrain bis feel
Dge but broke out ia the strongest expression OF dis
satisfaction and anger against his generals and his
army. One exclamation which escaped him respect
ing bis sons greatly alarmed the Empress who was
aware that they were with the army az Seyasopol'
she feared ths some terrible calamity had befallen
them seeing the agitation of her husband, AMI che
tainted away She remained for some time nsensi-
BILE and il was with much difficulty that the Emperor
and the attendants succeeded IN restoring her 10 aui
nation. She became more calm when informed tina;
nothing had occurred 10 her sons but her health has
seriously suffered from the shock cgused by the de-
feat of the army al lnkermann, and she has now 70
Struggle against an increase of debility and low
fever. The greatest alarm s felt Tor her, and her
ccvery Is considered very doubtful indeed. Inc
t0lemnes of the anniversary OF the accession 10 the
crown were very limited this year; they were confined
to mere religious service in the churches
Amid the fears which the presence of the allied fleets
has occasoned us, and the danger they yet meoace.
you scarcely have idea of the desperate efforts
mailing here 10 complete the ornaments OF every
kind for next spring. The Grand Duke Constantine
takes repose. he is az one moment IN the srseu-
ais Of st Petersburg, again at Sweaborg and then 81
CroDstsdt; inspecting everyw where, heets arsenals
founceiee al al the troops COM ected IN those &C.
partnepts. The Emperor is often obliged to moier-
ate this excessive ardor in order TO AVOID alarming
the population. We ave several ships OF the line IN
the Admiralty docks the for which are ady
advanced in execution. or the guard d elite we
have here at this moment only the regiment of Preo
brakhepski, with lite reserve battaons. vi the rest,
two divisions on the march for Poland. and The
third lie partitonsd in the Baltic Provinces The let
tiers we receive from the Crmea relative 10 the dsas
tiers caused by the hurricane Of the lio state that the
corps Of Dsnnenberg, part Of which was ea route
for Bskshisersi has suffered particularly. Their con-
diiion cinh he moot ffghtful kind from ant Of pro
visions well from the tempest. Many chiefs OF
dsvisiens no had been wounded in the AFFAIR Of the
ON have died Of their hUrls.
wis ISABELLA AND rHE lNNAcUIArE CoScEP-
tioh.-Se.en lssbells III presents The Pope With
nsgnneeht tiara worth 200. 900 francs in honor Of
nls deeisien respecting the Immaculate Conception
The Tara no" ezpcsed 10 public view at Madrid
Mr spI T $500 Ia LessePs, formerly French
has obtained from the viceroy SID Pssbs. a 6rmsn
granting to company, Of which he is director the
applied for authority to make shipcsnal across the
Jsibn us Of Suez connecting the HeS;tsrr.nssn nth
the Red Sea- The canal, seventy i've miles LONG ia
10 be completed in twelve years, the comp INV f,v
ins the right sflevyng tcu on al vessels ps.ny |