The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

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Minister at War. Lord Panmure.
auer "i' .A'"' Right Hon. W. EGladstore.
FIRST Lord Of the Admii. o.
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Public works. ..............s Sir VIM. Moiesworth.
ont Office ou' WV" Marquis OF Lansdowne.
President OF the Board g. cw
OF Control. .......... - ~ "
According TO the accounts from the Crmea the French
soldiers are impatient for the assault upon ssbastopo
and General Canrobert has been compelled TO moderate
their ardor.
despatch from Vienna dated February 8 announces
that the 23d ult the Russians az sebastopol made
sorte which had caused the French very heavy losses
The zouayes in the French camp, II Is stated, had
mutinied, aud demanded retreat from the Crimea.
Four hundred Of the mutineers It IL added arrived at
constantinope in chains, the 27th and TO be
forwarded forthwith TO Toulon.
SNOW had weakened OF the works before sebasto
pol butthey being repaired In the trenches, the
Third Division Of the French had taken the place Of tho
English, and were continuing the works
The number OF British troops before Sebastopoi Is
stated 10 be $4,000. The hospitals reported TO be
crowded Further British renforcements, accompanied
by three generals had arrived at Constantnople and
were to proceed Immediately to the Crimea
The French Minister Of War has resolved de.
spatch from General Canrobert dated thu 2sth ult,
which states that the troops supported
verify Of the has not shaken their confidence
instant. There Is TO hope that the intensity
OF the winter has already disappeared In the Crimea
The works before the place resumed with fresh
tivty. Gen urch and the yoitigsurs OF the Imperial
Guard have just arrived
Prince Acnschikon has received orders TO attack Eu
patoria and Balaklava II IL therefore probable that
General 0sten Sackcn supported by tho Grand Dukes
Michael and Nicholas viii shortly attack the allies, and
whilst the weather Is propiti,us.
Russian troops ravaging the Dobrudschs, under
the eyes OF Gen. Coronni.
N. Drouyn dLhuys addressed, un Ter date Of 2s,h
ut, another despatch to the Prussan Cabinet In which
he says that Prussia insist. upon having separate
treaty France is ready 10 sign 1t Immediately, provided
Il conveys the obligations the treaty Of Dccem
br2
II Is stated In despatch from waraw Of the 9th inst
in the Pruian Gd.,e that order has been received
that all the Russian forces In the vicinity Of Cracow and
the Austrian frontier should retreat with all dispatch
into the Interior OF the country
I, is stated in another despstsh from Warsaw that
Generals Piantine and Labsntzow ordered TO al.
with their corps to the Austrian frontier. This
course has adopted In consequences Of the
tration Of the Austrian military forces In Gai:a.
The English missionaries TO ths Jews In Poland are
ordered to leave ths Russian territory Their printing
materials and booabndery, library and chapel hAvs been
taken possession Of by the Rufsian auhortss and
offered for sale
According 70 despatch from ysnna Of ths morning,
II appears that the Grand Duke Michael Is lying III Of
sgue at ehersen. and that the Grand Duke Nicholas !,
at sebastopoi.
The Russian army Is said 70 be In want o. supplies.
We learn from the Prncipaltle, that the Russian es
peditionary corps In the Dobrudsoha wishing 70 force
the passage OF river, has been beaten with heavy
loss after combat Of hours By the rssguari of
Ysya Pasha and that has already crossed tho Danube
at Tuteha and IsmsIi.
Ismal Pasha arrived at Ibraila tho 3is alt, and
immediately Issued proclamation, Announcing tina.
gres, contest would speedily taks place In tho Lower
Danube
The Piedmontese General Riyero had arrived At Con
stsntnople 70 make arrangements for the transport Of
the ssrdinaa army 70 the sea, OF war.
The Russians, In their sortes from sebaEiopo make
uie Of tho iasso 10 capture prisoners
Abd el Ksdsr has begged the Sultan 20 give Hun The
command Of thu Africans serving 10 the Crinsa
1hs Britain have commenced the railway II BalataVa
The Austrian General Crennsvfs has had personal
eon'ulations With the Emperor Haposon IN reference
to the mil itary disposi,Ions Of Austr. and Frbs..
II is stated In private letter from Made . the Goth
| nit. that
Mr. Souls, TIE American Minister spplsd On the 2sh
for his pssspots, and for aadsaos 70 take leave o
the Queen He has not yet notiAei 20 goVsrnDsut
tha, Mr. Perry would rmain ehars.d With a. direction
os the Lessten. The sovsrpmsni has received from
Paris that the Carsts would bs ,rsnsfsre
from the frontier into the interior Of FDee s French
gossrnmsnt has already adopted that sasurs wih
regard 70 Gomez AMI MO. The rnianis Don Joan AL
/ Cabrera are not 70 b allowed 70 reside Ia Pars.
| Another letter says
Mr. fouls wss very iignif.i In the auaisnss of The
Queen 70 take iesvssverythIpg passsd aecorsing 70
siiqus'ts
The hts Governor General Of Cans1a, Lord DyIn lad
nsSs speech ., banquet a. Dsniefnliss. ASsoBg
1 other things he ssId--
Bat What wonld have bs~n the STATE ~ mA,tsff In
| Ansrieat Why, there nsvsr vsss prssesn; vAo "a.
elected win greater appssrtne- II popaAr sufroft
than The present presidsnt of th@ uss1 Fsktss 1nd
venture 70 say tbat there atn.nistsion 90
Which seemed 70 be moro utterly siscrsttsd snsnx al
parties than the prsssnt adm ntga;on q the Cai,sd
s,stfk but yon yin observe TIA. gsdss ihs Ar1srcsn
syf9n fhey are sAddled With hat Esntsusa fof fsur
yssrs, and tssy them get rii of h hs nic sisrs
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