Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-11-08

: II. Ne:Russians routed an I'D.
i vance Of the Turkish infantry from
Eupatoria and killed 60 men; Rus,
/ sian loss IA killed. : J.'ol:
h-L. The French attacked the Rus
sian rsdoubts before Sebastopol, but
were repulsed, losing l69 men.
%. Russian sortie from Sebasto-
pol They had 493 killed and 1000
wounded. The English and French
loss reported as only slight
%. Tremendous sortie of the Rus
slams. They had 760 killed and a
large number wounded. French had
$50 killed, including two officers, and
the English 4S0 killed, including four
officers. ,5fggs cj - .s3.z=
8. Three hundred and forty allied
guns opened fire on Sebastopol: %
Is. Severe sortie engagement
Loss on all sides 1000 killed and
1880 wounded. ~
"a. Loss of a Sandman transport
by fire, with eight men. p
May. 3.
1. The French took the Russian
rifle pits. French loss $50 killed,
and (about) 600 wounded. Russians
killed. 46S, and wounded (supposed)
1900.
2. Allied advance upon Russian
work of counter approach. Severe
engagement, but losses not reported.
8. Russians attempt to retake
their works, but were defeated, with
"great loss" -. - =
10. Two severe Russian sorties on
the right line Of the allied attack
we're repulsed With great loss on all
sides.
II. Another desperate sortie by
the Russians.
l2. Sortie on the British right line.
Over one hundred English killed
Russian loss much greater.
19. The English, French, Turks
and Sardinians, had 100000 men
operating in the Crimea.
%. The French carried on a Sc
we're fight with nearly the entire gar
rison Of Sebastopol, who were defend
ing place des arnaee near the quar-
antinee bastion. The. French took
part Of it. The battle lasted all night,
but the losses were not given.
"a. The French carried the re-
naming portion Of the works. The
Russians had $500 men hOrs de
combat, and the French Q7 batta[
lions) nearly as many. = @ =.
The allied squadron entered the
straits of Kertch and commenced the
destruction of all the houses, food
supplies, public buildings, etc, near
which the ships could reach.
%. Up to this day the Allies In
the Sea Of Azoff had committed great
ravages.
|. 5. Seven English sailors killed by
| the Russians at Hange.
6. Another bombardment of Sc
bastopol. The French made a fierce
attack on the Mamelon.
Z. Capture of the Mamelon and
White Towers, after a dreadful fight.
Russian loss 1850; French 1000
men hors de combat; English l5o
men and l 1 officers killed, 5lO wound
ed, and Is missing. - s''' !,
Il. The allies, in the Sea Of Azof,
had taken Kertch, Arbat, Anapa,
Genitchi, Bardiansk, Mariapol and
Taraurog. Most of them were burned,
the inhabitants plundered, and the
country devastated.
Is. Assault on the Mamelon and
and Redan by the French and Eng
lish. They were repulsed. French
iloss 81 officers killed, 10 desperately
wounded, and II prisoners l,544
men killed and missing, and i ,644
gone to ambulances. English officers
killed, 19; wounded, "a; men killed
and wounded, ,4S9. Russian loss
killed, 2 general officers and Is men,
and 4,194 wounded.
July.
10. Fourth bombardment OF Be-
bastopoL II
Ia. Russian sortie on the French.
I l6. Another sortie. Estimated
losses of these operahons-allIes
l2OOO killed and wounded; Russians
5000. e-@.,
|, IL. Bombardment at Sweaborg.-
-l45 Russians killed and 260 wounded
Il l6. Battle of Taktir bridge. French
1, n eor 4 q ,,,ov, L1lIad.