New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-09

=, a, ,-event our further advance. The large me
nn hich tie Russians contrived TO tarow up ate
eEgsfton's pit had been take, rom .u1m w.
IA will tie foremost Of these parallels When
be s-sry v.ss given for attacking party 70 al
,ce the SSH and 9TH rushed out rom me risht OF
zoc onTroach on the left Of our advanced work,
the Of the 9Th and syn resle.s RON tne In In
1000 Tie auarry others took possession OF the enc
mv,s rife nit and advanced trench II appeared taat
the Russians, on seeing the attack OF the frencn
.".;rst n Mameon had moved along their trenches
,1ssTd he right where they became connected with
tbe ,reuchce or other works on Malikof HILL 80 taat
he left that side against which our men advanced,
was smos wholly deserted ir;hng 0ppOsluon met
with in the qusy Itself quickly reduced aud our
troops congratulated themselves on having gaiael an
easy victory Carried away b. their enthusiasm, ihey
even advanced toward the Redan, and perhaps nav
they been in force, such wore the eoius'n his
Of alarm Of the Russians, they might nave c1l "a s
important work. As was the enemy re'uiDe ~, ~
comparatively powerful reeDtorceDen,, anu -
opened q thanking ire which coiDpcne1 - III -
sbsndon the quarry II was not armed as hed oeen
ar,;c;na,ed a second time our men moved egaast
tb work and took it from the enemy VINO hau aSa.n
entered H. nor was this the last time, Tor sun a1er IN
the eyeuisg third contest ior ils posSesion 'Voa
sce ubic6 ended as before in our being victOrs but
y, severe expense. No less than IL officers and
large number Of men, amounting 70 upward OF nail
he original attacking force were placed hors &c com,
hat including killed and wounded. Colonei camper
belayed with the utmost gaansry. He was struck
no ess than four times and once so severely by mus
Le. hall which providentialy was prevented from III
actine more serious wound by striking the front OF
bis sword bel that he fainted. Nothing but the I'M
fchng bravery OF the troops could have enabled them
10 retain the quarry after they Ind wrested II IRON the
enemy The ground at the back OF the quarry was
fortunately found to be oose and soft, go tDa e %
y rary wee enabled to thu w up some cover IN this
d,ertion without much difficulty. Our exact loss -
nt knoyrp nor will it be until an armisce has enabled
.bo deed Outside TO be collected and COMMUNICATIONS
lie made res, Getting prisoners. 50
Jrsx e.-Tbe working parties have not been Idle.
The wall Of the covered approach leading up 10 me
oJoubt on Mount Sapone has been turned and now
faces toward Gardening Bay. The embrasures OF the
Memelon redOubt have been converted into Judgments
for rhemen the sides facing the freoch and English
frontiers, and some guns probably heldpeces, have
been turned toward the enemy. The covered APP
rroech from The left Of the Maneon redouot toward
the KeabonOia rayine has been reversed ID ITS aspect
and the French troops are safely placed under its
protection A new covered approach has been carried
up from our advanced zgzag In the right attack to
sle Quarry, and all sides our new acquisitions
appear secure. -.
tUsE 9-No event Of importance took place during
the NIGHT TIE Russians made no advance their fire
was generally slack; few shells aud occasionally
soue round shot were thrown from the line OF batteries
extending from the west side Of Careening Bay TO the
KarAbelnsia suburb in rear of the Maakoh hill aud
were directed against the redoub,s in possession
of our Allies on the right Of Careening Bay. The
sbiptipg also threw few shells at the Mameon re-
doubt Our Smelling has been kept up all night with
out interruption, and heavy fire Is still gong ON from
our batteries.
Nothing sure il known Of the intentions respecting
further assault but il will probably not be long before
the attack is made against the Redan and Malakoh
positions.