New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05
THE WAR.
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The fortress Of KinbUrn resisted the allos by very
heavy fire up to the l7tb which day at noon the
allies entered the place
10 10 The l7,h nothing new in the Crimea.
Adyces from Marscilles state that great exertions
were making to complete the embarkaton o! dvia-
hon Of ID, coo mon under General Laubet
The English have found in the Kara5clnaya im-
mense Russian stores Of ammunition and cotlinS val
ued ut $40 900.
Dsiy news says that Gen. Eyre has been rec
ouns pded by Cen Simpson as his successor, bat
that Government will not accept Smps revignstion
The cavalry affair at Eupatoria, briefly alluded 10
by telegraph in the last dispatches is thus described
ky Marshal Pelisser, in dispatch published in the
AOaiteur:
"a brilliant cavalry engagement took plsce on the
goth September at Karghal five leagues northeast OF
Eupatorial in which the Russian cavalry under Con-
kOrff was completely dei' a'ed. Ine seton inaigu
rate very auspco1sy the series of opera Ions OF which
EupatOia ~i now be the pivot. AS the result OF Tho
acon have taken six guns three cannon an three
mOrtsrs 10 caistons and one field forge, win 'heir
bor,es harness: 100 prisoners, OF whom one u an
officer and go horses. Tho enemy lett ON the held
about 50 lie, anol tn SUI Colonel Audreawsk, who
has the puia ion Of bcng cavalry ohter oil great
narit We have xix Killed and - wounded"
The Russian account states that the Russian force
con err ed In this action was corps OF observation
consisting of reg iment of lsncers, and battery Of
horse hrtue1y uUutI Ut NULL nhu ~
po,nt a regiment of lancers mmsnded by General
Terveensky. They had instructions to fall back if
attacked by a superior force. General Korf, having
host sight of tue envy WHO pursuing Tevelens-
kys lsnce,s, halted and caused his to dismount
Not having placed videtes in proper order, Korf was
surprised by between 900 and 900 Of the French cav
airy appearing suddedy on his rear ard right flank
and he had neither time get his force in order nor
prepare for a combat. The lancers therefore
compelled TO scatter and ia back fighting. Loss, so
hucers subalern officer, six guns, and some of the
gunners.
BY an imperial ukase the embodiment Of the militia
In the provinces of Ofenberg and Samara Ia to COM
mepce on the 18th November, and end on the 18th
December, the proportion Of men being % in every
thousand souls.
A commission has been instituted by the emperor
NJ Kief to examine all prisoners from the foreign e-
gions in the service Of the Allies They not to be
treated as prisoners of war; but handed over to their
respective governments.
Accounts from the Cnea TO the 18th state that the
18th the advanced posts Of the allies we're within five
leagues Of Bakshserai; that the Russians were 70
firing slowly and that everything led to the belief that
Gen. Lprandi intended to defend the line Of the
Belbec, and TO rest upon the corps commanded by
Prince Gsrchakoh.
TIE basle which would definitely decide the pos
session Of this ground expected shortly to take
place.
, Other accounts state that the Russians have slr-
rounded the north SIDE Of Ssvsstopol with a chain of
Qualifications, and placed il in state TO oport a
siege All the plateaus on the north side ara, it is sad
covered with redoubts and earthworks and on the
line Of the Belbec works constructed in the form
the Msmelon, have been raised.
The Allies are extensively engaged in roadmating
and hutbuilding, not osly along the plateau &c Ia
Chersonese, but all alopg the Chernaya line up TO
Asu The line of the railway has been adopted for
the main road from Balahlava to the camps in the
peighborhoOd Of Sevsstopol
TIE ALLIED EXPEDITION IN THE BLACK
SEA-B0MBARDMENT OF KINBURN.
The correspondence received fr,m the Crmea this
week describes the sailing Of agrand expedition,
sisdug of $4,000 French aud nearly 1000 British
troops from Bslsklsvs, for destination imperfectly
known in the camp. Teers2hs, no vever, of & later
date have intims.ed that the expedition made its ap
Pesrsnce, but an appearance only, before Odessa aud
later ieegrsphs announce that the 18th detach-
ment of the allied Zee. effected descent upon the
Spit OF Kinburp. pear the salt water lakes.
The peninsula Of kinburn lie one Of the most i'm
po.tsnt military and naval positions on the south
coast of Russs, at the mouth of the river Bug and
Dnieper, and opposithe Nikolaief The Geographic
dispatch, describing the loading of the detachment
land which comes from Nike aief via st Petersburg
states that the namber of troops discmbarked was
- inconsiderable Toward the close OF the day six
" steamers began 70 oannonade the tosn of Kinburn
"The fortress, however, replied in such manner as
"to hep them At distance, and damaged one Of the
steamers"
By their position at Knburn the Allies place 10 close
block sde the naval arsenal and port of NkolaiS the
towns Of KoeIson and Berisla and the whole regions
waterod by the Dnieper Bug and Insoul.