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

DISPATCH FROM GEN. PELISsIER
The Paris MoniteHr Of June %, publishes the ioi-
lowing dispatch from Gen. Pesser, giving an account
OF the attack on the Mamelon
" ''-' HrADquAR7 Frs, June 9, 1855.
!. MONSIEUR LIZ MAREcBAL.-I had hoped 10 have
been able TO complete BY detailed report the news
If the sorIning and occupation by troops OF the
Ksmtscbaika redoubt tMarnelon Vert and OF the
Volbynia and SelinghDsk redOubts Careening Bay,
forming the principal exterior defenscs of SevasiOpo
newt which was TO be forwarded to you By my tee-
graphic dispatches OF the 18th ard 9Th of jane but
Gen Bosquet has rot yet been enabled TO collect the
mutituCiuOus incidents which requisite TO send
report Of his brilliant combat, which assumed the pro-
portions of battle. ! confne myself therefore to-
day 10 sending You a summary, postpOning the detn
tive report til the next mail.
On the 9TH Of June at ca gave from the Victoria
redoubt, where / bad established myself with my
staff the or er for sin ul attack against the
redOubt OF tie Mameion Vert and of tie Cirenage, ac
ooTcing 10 a1ane cments respecting which had prcY
Ously given Instructions TO Gen. Bosqueti while our
Allies on their side advanced against the 20 sled
" Quarries," which was the point Of attack agreed
upon for them. ,..sc.
mou MayraD, Dulac and Brnet. They were support.
ed by two baitalions-Onc Of Crenaders the other OF
gems d'armCs Of the Imperial Guard aud by regiment
forming part Of the division OF tue Turkish army under
the orders Of Omer Pasba, posted In reserve on the
night.
The ntrepidity with which our soldiers traversed the
considerable distance which separated them from the
redoubis the mvincible ~ with which they fought
under hail OF balls and bullets to force an entrance
and there maintain themselves against the renewed at
tsoks of the enemy who il numbers returned to the
charge, offered most grand and stirring military
spectacle.
One hour after the commencement Of this struggle,
which will remsn one of the most glorious episodes Of
O war fruitful in great military events our eagles were
defnitivey planted upon the three conquered re1oubts
sixty two guns fell into our hands, with four hundred
prisoners, of which number fourteen were officers.
Our allies, following the combined pan OF opera
tons had carried the works of the Quarres with the
same vigor and the same success. They maintained
themselves there during the whole of the night under
a terrible fire. and despite frequent sores by portion
of tie garrison with that indomable firmress which
is one Of the salient traits of their military character
Daybr,ak foun us both, after night Of agitation
and intermittent fighting, established IN our respective
conquesis, busly employed in making final arrange
monts and constructing batteries against tue place.
need not ont out TO you, M. lie Marecha, the i'm
portance Of the results obtained; they are consdera
Bile as well in material point OF view as with regard
TO their moral effect and the security of our future
operations The siege operations the night, which
were bthindhand as far advanced as those on
the left. The enemy is shut up on all sides In the
town, and when the redouots we have captured are
armed and placed in good state OF defense, Will be
impossible for them to attempt those great sortles
which might in determined cases, compro mise our
siege works, and even our ports OF kamiesch and
Balhklaya.
Successes of this value achieved by such efforts,
are not to be obtained without consider ble sacrifices
To day, during suspension OF arms, we render the
last duty To the falen and cannot yet make out u
list of the killed or wounded will send you shortly
n full and detailed official report on the subject
| can already point out some who met glorious
death and who excited our lively admiration aud re-
eret Col. de Broncion killed while planting the
eagle of the 5Oih regiment the Kamtschatka Re
doubt. Col. Hardy fell while leading on the s6th.
regret to add that the day after the victory, to which
be greatly contributed, Gen. de Lavarande still young
and full Of promise, was killed by q cannon ball.
We continue 10 recounoitre the country on the
Chernaya pusbipq forward our cavalry, supported
by infantry. On The nigh between the 5th and 9th
sGuadron of the 9th dragons surprised some Russl
yilettes lust at moonrse and sabered Them
The news f ON the Sea of Azof 10 excellent Inc
allied Aotlas have destroyed immense stores of pro-
visions at Gheisk Marianpol and Taganrog. The ma
terial losses of the enemy incalculabe.
Altogether the situation of affairs is excellent The
ardor of the allied armies is really extraordinary.
Hone, founded upon success is general have the
firm conviction that it will not be deceived.