New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

receiyed by The Minister Of War from Gepsrui PsSs
sier, covering one from General d'Antemarre dssed
kereh, Msy %. The latter after narratiny tie chr
cumsascss attending the capture Of tia, town and the
already furnished IN the dispatch Of Gcners Sir George
Brown. In addition, we make the sub oined quota
tone from Gen. d'Autmsres dispatch;
1.-The landing was effected on the 2i;h. sbou. sin
miles TO the souhwsrd of ker'ch, without any resis-
aDoe on The part OF the enemy, who retired and took
up position between kerich and Arafat. The suc-
cess prompt and complete possible; The Rus
sans ,rised and not feeling themselves strong
enough to resis,, they hastily destroyed all the military
Establishments, blowing up their powder magazines
and setting FIRE 10 the provision storehouses in kertch
and Yeuikae. Ny camp in & good position; the a..
prosches 10 it defended by natural obstacles which
Il would be difficult 10 overcomei and | intend 10
strengthen them still further.
{" IN order 10 maintain little order in the town
have named commandant, who has been IN Office for
some DAVIS. 1haye appointed a commssion, compost
of SPECIAL officers examine the materials ieft unin-
ured by the enemy, and 10 make an inventory OF such
es NAV pe turned 10 account for the different hes
of The service. Among the establishments whist we
ere able 10 preserve is The military hospitals Il Is caps
bic of receiving from 100 10 $50 patients Ihis hospital
is CON rosed OF three different buildings, conmuncat
II one with the other Two of them were destroyed
eiler by beng fire 10 or by the explosion OF the
latsrss In the whole of these buildings together
the Russians might have placed from $50 10 900 pa
iierts We found 80 Russians IN the hospital, almost
peishborinc villages they he'd also placed great num-
Ter where they visited by surgeons belonging to-
The amy The pepineua OF letiSale affords consader
able resources in forage and cattle. have been able
10 take go bullocks and as many sheep, which viii
serve 10 feed the divisions while remain here.
have distributed hullocks both 10 The French and So
dish squadron Gen. Brown, who has been joined By
80 hussars proposes to collect All the catue hai can
be found in the neighborhood. ~
The town of kortch Is very rch, ami think very
advantageous contracts may be made here Tor The
army The inhabitants, who are mostly enployedi IN
con Inerce and manufacture have almost all remained
in the town. Those OF Yenikae, on the contrary, had
followed the garrison. but yesterday forty families re-
turned to the place. The force which had been
Charged with the defense OF he peninsula may be est
mated at 6 900 men. General Wrangol, who com
uspded them, had several times applied for
eniorcemerts. letter from General Gorchakof,
which has fallen into our hands, informs hun that not
only will no reenorcemens be sent 10 him, but orders
him to send all his cavalry TO Sevastopo. The health
OF the division is excellent. The soldiers animated
with the best feelings and are full Of enthusiasm end
ga!eiy. Accept, &c. DASTEhAkRk
Admiral Bruat also sends dispatch to his Govern
ment but it 60, tans very little MT Included in Gen
i Antemarre's account. Admiral Bruat relates that
explosive machines were sunk by the Russians in the
straits, but were not fired.
Roschid Pachas dispatch contains nothing add.
tona.
Other dispatches are TO hand from the officers com
mandpg the various ships that took part in the
tons And in letter from Admiral Lyons the foIsw-
irg important passage occurs
'Sir George Brown confidently expects that by the
7h inst Ienikae will lie in such state of defense@
fully TO justify hs leaving it in charge of the Ottoman
troops now there"