The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-14

pI9ce0 ADVANCE
most excellent service In preventing the advance Of The
enemy's artillery. 4 @M
Our cavalry under Lieutenant General Sir J. searlstt
to take Of any that might present
itself but the opportunity did not arrive for calling upon
Iregret that am unable to give q more detailed a.
count Of the part performed by the Sardnans to
this time have not received General Della Marmoras re-
port. JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding.
COPY OF DOCUMENT FOUND UPON A RUSSIAN GENE
RAJ KILLED ON THE 10TH OF AUGUST.
The following is disposition Of the corps darmee Of
the right flank General Aid-de-CAmp Ready
COMPOSITION or Tsoors.
It'll division OF lnfantry-12 battalions
STH ARTILLERY BRIGADE
Battery Of position, No. 3-12 guns.
Battery Of light No. 3-s guns.
Battery Of light, No. As guns.
Battery OF light, No. 5-8guns.
Three regiments Of the 18th division Of InfAntry-l2
battahons.
l4TH ARTILLERY BRIGADE
Battery Of position, No. 3-l2 guns.
Light, No. 40 guns.
I'd battalion Of rihes-1 battalion.
LIST company Of I'd battalion ofsappcrs- u battalion.
One regiment Of Lancers-8 squadrons.
Horse battery, No. ga guns.
One regiment Don Cossacks No. 87-s sotnias
Tota-251 battalions, squadrons, sotnias and 81
guns.
On the Sd of l5th) August at nightf General Abide
Camp Read viii descend Mackenzie Heights with all
his troops in the steps Of Lieutenant General iprandi
and will form his two divisions into columns on the
height OF the redoub IKE higsToad, having to
his left the 18th division commanded by General prand
He will leave all his baggage at the camp and form n
wagon stand where the infantry will deposit their sacks
In this wagon camp large boilers for cooking and bran
to be provided with four days ratons pound of
meat their canteens full of water and with the requisite
camp utensils Each regiment be provided with
Of ammunition and two ambulance carts. The other
bulance remain the orders of General
Brigade Zouro who charged with the conveyance OF
the wounded.
Tie cavalry and artillery are to take with them as
much provender possbesuch provender 10 be placed
on some suitable spot.
The headquarters for the day of the Sd 5th) will be
at MacLenzie's heights General Read having concen-
trated his troops Mackenze's heights will immediate
ly send officer to the mmander-in chief to inform
him OF his arrival and OF his arrangements.
On the 4th lGth), during the attack the commander
in CHEF will take up position the slope OF Mackenzie
heights, near the new iedoubt.
AT 4 A. NJ, at the same moment the movement of
the 18th division OF infantry takes place at Telegraph
height General Aid deCamp Read viii advance form the
th and 18th divisions of infantry into order OF battle be-
yond me enemy range ana viii place IN me rear as
He will combine his movement with that Of General Lii
prand and will advance towards the Jchernaya in such
manner as TO be able to cannonade the enemy on the
heights of FedioCcne when orders shall have been is
sued to that effect. With this view, detachments Of sap
pers to be attached to the 18th and 18th infantry
divisions and also attachments Of regiments
to handle flying bridges and to throw them promptly
over the canal, to offer road to the infantry and
artillery.
When the order of the Commander Chief to advance
the Fedouchine hills shall have been received, the
troops to the Tchernaya to the right and left
by the means Of passage prepared the damage done by
The bridges will be thrown under he orders Of
lerior officers commanding the detachments.
Having occupied the hills the left and centre Gen.
Read will form in order of battle the with hi front
turned partially towards Mount Sapoune, partially
wards the enemy covering himself in both directions by
his VuIa in A r1S Tho tho init
having driven back tho enemy, he will occupy them with
troops OF the first line
One Of the principal of General Read viii be 70
that the rregaons the Tchernaya are let by
the and that the bridges are thrown over as
speed the artillery and cavalry to the other side.
After taking the heights of Fcdiouchine, General
Read viii remain there and await special orders from
the Commander chief in an attack on the south
side Of Mount Gasortc should be thought absolutely
cessary.
After the battle General Read will take measures TO
foitiiy the fediouchine Heights
CIrue copy) Quartermaster-Gen
Major General GR0TENFElD.
PRINCE ooRrsCnAKoFF's ACCOUNT.
HAMBuRG, Aug. 20.
CONTAIN Prince Gortschakoa official report of the batc
OF The TcherLaya.
The Prince admits great losses.
Amongst the dead are Generals Read, Weimann, and
Cvei wky.
lie rinee attributes the defeat to the too great i'm
petuosity Of the right columns of attack.
RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS FOR THE ATTACK.
Cdessa aug la Correspondence Of the Military Gazette
Of Vienna.
Seventeen battalons Of the militia Of the empire fro
the go, OF kursk. arrived at Smferopo the
sth General Gortschakof addressed them fOlows:-
Saluta,ions 10 you my brave countrymen Salutations
in the name of the whole army You have not hesitated
at the first word from deccas,o Emperor to quit
ives and 81 dlep houses and lands to and join
us who on the extreme frontiers of our greet couny
have been for eleven months contending against inn
Iion enemy Your resolution alone guarantee that
in this murdcous combat You will conduct yourselves
becomes true Russians fer the glory and pride of the
country and Of beloved Emperor and Tor the terror
Of that sac ilegous enemy Brethren, by your arrival
my mission inni ely fa aed and the sacrifice which
you have offered the altar Of your country is guar
an.ee that shall attain my object, which is to dive
shamefuy that enemy into that which brought his
cohorts 10 our shores. You will that enemy
full Of PRIDE you will be face to face with him.
Tnen friends 1t will be for you to ppose courageous
breasts against his savage fury and not TO allow the
honorand glory of Russia TO perish. Until them my
panic in cheer for orthodox Emperor and for
bel we'd Russia and O cheer for her generous sons
who have at all times given her immortal glory.