The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-26

could have fallen by tire c the assacg
Events have proved how III advised IL was 20 CEASE the
hre Of tie 18th June. which had il been cootinusd
would have covered the advance OF the attseliog
iunnf soo ~ preventing the concentration Of troops
IN tss sssa.d Positoas, ght possibly have changed
the Fate q the feio wing day i however. thsnk-
ers have doobtess prpfted by the expsriene 60 they
gained cn that unfortunate taon which wilt uea
them 70 rely more on TIE si OF science ard integenc,
then has btherto be n the csse.
The English batteries opsnsd the 10th July against
The Kedan, and we presume stmultAnsous bombard-
meet OF tbs haiakon works was commenced by
alice The despatchss OF General Psl,sssr do not re-
Yer 10 ths poiat but such has doubtless been the
lbs period that has elapsed since the late
assault has been prontsbly employed By the rsh ani
freDeh tsRipeers In preparing foe ths bonbardnent
TIE ground oopqueroi from the enemy prior to the
18th ut has been occupied by engineers, whilst
and parallels row cover the space whsrs rsgsd
sion OF the deadly rife pits On tbs Mameiou battery
Of the heaviest csIibrs has been mounted which viii
defy any attempt OF the enemy to recapture that po
toD and at the same time will shower down its storm
OF psojsctiles the Mslakog works beyond. At the
been sappsd By snterprsog ally and iasyrinths Of
covered ways and approaches have besn consru
Fresh batteries have BIewse been erected Ia DO sitious
which Dominate the Russian shipping, and the dssrue
ton Of tho latter 10 but tho voik Of time The contract
ed nature OF the herbor OF S9bast0pol remove eli
idea OF salvation from the minds of tho Russian
Admrsls and shalt probably bs soon Informed thu.
the few vessels which st ths croes of st. Apdrs
in the Black Sea have been sunk at ths mouth OF the
port battery destined to play upon the Russian
sells Of war r,centy constructed b. the French
ted TO be armed with two martar Of xenty one inch
mepslons Should such bs ths ass complete revo-
luton will take place in the artillery hitherto employ
tetn inch Galore and these considered already as
irrefisdble but, oompre1 with the weight OF
be only tIiaiog. We SEQ reason why the weight
Of siege ar tIsry should be limited wheu We possess
by means Of tbs railroad the power transporting this
necessary Duk OF shell and ammunition to the vicIui
ty OF the trenches.
The allied troops reported to be In good hssth and
spirits and % awaiting with intsnse eaSeraess this op
check susansd,on the 18th ut The letter Of our ape
I en q tss va. aen hs pss pny
two sentiments which existed universally In the cam,
were grief at the death OF their commander, and
sire OF engaging with the Toe. Both armies have been
insrited BY the cheering words either OF their Queen
or Of their General General Pciissr In concise Ian
Of hts iesous will be worthy responded to In the
approaching assault Tho fsv touchiog worls Of her
fu troops her srisf tast 90 much vaIor should have
been displayed, and much blood she'd without the
reconpsnre OF ,uccess, WI kindls possible the arior
OF our troops to intense degree The long list Of
appointing nts to the Most Order OF the Bath
will convey joy 70 the British camp whore officers
were Justly complaining Of ths neglect with which their
The emulation Of our gallant Iesinsntsl officers
meritsd yecompcnss for .hs hardships and ascri.
hces OF two campaigns We regret that the list OF
nppon,%%,I" %,c % question does 1St contain many
but on the wh,ls the nominations arc sstisfactory
and con esved In fslr spirit. We might, ho wsver hs
Abilities and have rendered far greater services to the
country than Lord Burghersh and that Captain DAcrss
rewarded for the confusion be assisted In producing
the hartor OF 6alaksvA By ths appointments he has
ceived since biz return to this country We could
City resimental officers who hAvs far deserved
s gracious mark OF their countrys rerpect than the
above We neither deny the ability the intrspidity
stan and the advantage bsng son to his Exosllsncy
Lord westmoreand should have weighed less than the
more righteous claims Of hundreds Of Others OF less dis
1hs snerpiss OF the allied commanders appear to be
before Ssbasopo for hear nothing Of
The movements OF tho army encsmped on this Tchernsy
The gallant SArdirsDs doubless painting TO epgsse
with the enemy and thus desdes BY sction the progress
opportunity will be given 10 Italian allies to display
10 the Geld their vAor and discipline. 0nsr asha at
position Of the enemy and bas p.nsrasd beyond Mac
kerzes Farm. We msst confess 70 experiencing feel
ing Of approximation NJ these repeated of the
Ottoman commander winch apparently lead to more
suit Should, howsver, engagement unsx psstsdiy
ensae with the enemy in o. thsss expeditions, the
consequences night be fatal 10 the Turks and thus dis
sstrous TO the allied before ssbsstopol. The
proper fed Of operations for 0msr PAsha We cannot
help thinking to Be the Asatc PROVINCES OF the Turkish
Empire, which tie Russians ars threatening with nsa.
and his army Of expsreuced troops would render i'm
which penace IT. The latest int Isgenee from Ksrs re-
ports that partial encounter bad taken pace in whi;h
poaIoe Of this success has been exaggerated and the
presumed attack was probably TO more than recon
nAsssnce In force We fear that uness timely
are dispatched 10 thu Apstoian army, dusstrous ds
feat Will lorg cestroy the power of Turkey in tbs
Pachaitsis Of Egeroura and kus
LORD RAGLAs's LAST MOMENTS
letter from before Scbastopoi or tho Goth ut In this
smopAore Of sarasles gives the folio wing detaIs of
Lord Rsglan's insss and death -
His lordsbip several days IaborIng under the In
ueUce OF that singular malay whsh nearly resembles
cholera without having alt the ymptoms oft but the
ph ysciaps the very nornng Of his death had Even
IL ss their opinion that he was better and that his
btste longer caused nnsAsiness. Hs voice had re-
gained its strength be had been able TO eat and during
vo"1 .sos
Racan bmsef said that be felt nsariy weii bat about
half past siI u the evening be was seizsd With sudden
gradually sank and in two hours after this crisis
signed bis soul TO God With calnnsss AMI rsnquilI
gous ceremonies have been performed his body win bs
removed from head qoartrs and conveyed TO knglasd
sy var s's.m.r IN eh.rs. q his ..d ds.e.np Lord
cote aud Lsutensnt CaIthorpe.
THE VERY LATEST.
Wan DEPARTMENT. July II, 1855.
OF the Tp, and has great pleasure in tbs
inclossd int.ilgsnce which bs. this day reached him
CRisKa, July Ii--445
Our Gre yesterday bad good effect on the Rsdan.
Cholera Is oscressng, and the health Of the army Is
PARIs Thursday, July 12-s AN.
The Honftepr annsunces that the last dispatches
ceved from TIE Cimss dated the i0tn Of July r.
General Pcsisser writes follows 70 the Minister
of War
have pothing nav 20 snnouncs to you o.day. The
firing has beer brfk dr ring tho whole OF the day
between tie Epgsh and the Grea, Kedan. This even.
ing that worA Ia very silent consequently our allies
viii be able 20 asyancs their works.
THE BALTIC.
despatch from Dsntzts states that Admiral Btynes
tquacrcn has left Nsrgsn 10 Join Admiral DundAs %
CrcnttAdt. The fset IL healthy.
Tie tt Petersburg journals of the 9Th report that on
the night between the "a and 3D. ths gun boats OF ths
Allied fsss destroys ed large number OF FINLAND vessels
Grossischra and that the morning Of the ID,
KfsspafsRoria was tombarced for ave hours AMI ths
Telegraph barracks almost sntirsiy destreyoJ.
The Aptter of Marine o francs had received tbs fol
lowing cespatcbss from Rear Admiral PsnAud, corn.
msncsg Of the squadron In the Baltic
Or BOARD TorsvitLh
CRoSsrIDT June 20.
SIR-Yestsrdsy steamer left Csonstait With sag Of
truce stersd for the allied feet anchored 10 the
ssgs south Of this rolbouhin As II came near
tIe squadron anchored north OF CronstAdt boat from
the Duke Of Weisgton pulled alongside and brought