New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06


little sArsfac ton api fearing another ms,ie tAey
went on 20 the officer IN command, bat he vs.
faeetiou. ard laugh nsy ssif. Sure. au- 'ne rao's
party have been hoping 10 pot ye All ~ nproias'
~ another occasion Captain Crs'ge. H. Z Vas en-
-ssed in advance Of the works. when, within ie~
wards e him he heard the clc& 81 uhe, and, Oh
turning round found ths' sentry hat snec y m.
He rusned W 20 him ard soGnGly reproV Al In, "a,
the Onls snswer be sOi vas this Il; aFt9I lacSy
"that NV uusket missed sre. sir, or You'd bean
'Ge.d msr noS This ASIDE the captain SMILE. and
in the kindness Of BIZ h-srt he spoke gently sd told
the hoI-st soldier that he WAS going ;ows-d, bat On
n. r-turu would say Friend. Theu II you ID.
replied the oheGeni Tsrrlor. shall have - shoot
"you Tor have recei, ei street orders 70 shoot every
".ue Who Gals Fri,uc, aid must obey Il OF, ess
telling.
AL passed ,hrough the severs. divisions iris
rloruirc amusing 20 observe the various can-
trysnces for cooking With comfort. Soma ~ Sp-l-
irs the tack OF powder esnster AMI cutting
orsr holes through the opposite sia-, folnd tn-
implement most efectua against rain SO wni' o'a-
ers ies, fortunate cut cut smsl hole. n the s-r'h'
high b. hinC and ~ get protection; hgi the lsirss'
and no~ very sevs- sni comfortable plan = - i'ri
a large and deep square, a. II celiH were Intended
sni u i cook snd tire can oefy the mos ous'"r'ns
weather. Ii, sight worth seeing IL s-t o@sr hslf
dozen CID hand. busy cooking. Iae blaze, the
dre.s tie utensils the pa snd the cooks 'he ls1ier
with suoh manly faces, 0risilns with har and h' u
by the h-Artie-, of l,ogh.-sa this msSes pictare
worthy the pencil OF Rembrandt
Three men supposed - have deserted % the
enemy-oue from tie 9Th, oss ON the J1d sad oae
from the 18th.
have ju,s been the yrcuEd on which the bat
'e If lrkerrnaun vss fought Many reics n that
dsy siill zen sluku.san cartridges moi y~t br ksn
ran rods Mimic balls-kussian pouclc bal's-O'i
suh.tare- doubled up-trsgments Of cl''nins. &c
Dll above all, come hundreds OF rpGni Nhpt All
sh,il uuburst iay about 10 al directions The graves
OF brays ~ho fell on that ia, are Sso to he
see D. heir beads marked by pyramids 81 tue deadly
missiles b! Which - many t-.l Tie srNye- Of tue
enemy ar stll. noFe conspicuous. From ne numbers
let q. ~ on The n-ld q va tohni im>-t'ir % dig
grave fus each thst thcIr Las res-tug-O sce s
kt"N bs IT, dimensions of th- esgtr thrown up-a
-, about eight feet vide Sui a. m ~ Nari' Long,
cortalrIu-. perhaps some t~euty tatrts % these
poor f,lio4s. T~i,o has lar srouoo been ought
Over 0Nice have the euemY been rcaG.s -tNice
hove toii ed t0 bury tte,r dead. iuu- ~ 90 mus.
IL ou. uutl a sh,a bCrst IN the AK soue hundred
I e, over NJ head THIS brvke my revere aai
caused me 10 look sr.unu when | discovered that
TIE .lot Iuicrd.d for working ptrty. s. 4 re.
conb. Row Tear, finished, ~h.ch overooSs the
pouh of the I'horGaya, on rs entriuce q the mr.
tor Many u.Iuu - hal not clsp--d before .lP came
otttr. which al Grst f.ll harmless ogt At erward
ol-.n-i some faii among the WORKS. Ch-se shots
weT. hred tom II, mud tOwrr-frOU th- steamer
which move, up aut down o." harbo--aoc tron
tlr.,-guu battery, on fhe iuh-rnaun opposite.
TIE Russian sounded aui our are equally taken
from the hstii. field aud conveyed fp the hospttsis
tl,y have AZ equal share ot attention. aud II the
Eus-.ane GO, g'cte'i, - are our 0"n c'unirymen
=
thy sre taken r. headquarters i to- feel them, even
though they come la the middle ot ni- ht snd ~nile
IN the keeping ct Captain VI. donald. tee Provost
Naisbal ihey have dry io"r To Lee 90 And ropi e.
protect heu from RAIN. and thg- ratloLs ar3 better
aud more abInd" than ever they had before.
The O'tawa Brought two OF the cIapttins lately
dIspstcn.d 20 reinforce their harc-w"rN.i brethren
ii the sasi-the Revs. A II Parker and Oven. the
latter F,ios Of jesus College. Oxford, tse former
The Butsh chaplain at Bahia
Corr,.p.n5.nce II The Daily New.
BAL,kLAyA. Saturday, Dec. ;. 1854.
The first OF tho ~. ter months is over and We are
looking forward Ia the of the second As the
weather Is likely to play an important part IN All "e
are gong co, and IN all that - about 10 happen 10
w. | believe f.s nOte- copied from the d7Ily gu
frances into ~ ioHr' a. VII not be- am,ss, -hos
iuc what the Crnean white. has been Ike Ia tnc
month Of November. ls3i
tie leading feetar,s N the sta,e of the weather
thruslh ta- month we're: Heavy raiu- strong gales
If wiud intense cold TOR few hours and Il tev sunny
days and nights mild ~ English nights IN tn
merry month OF May. The irst OF November VA
bright dsy .un shinlug out broad and clear, sharp,
cutting VIVID.
TIE 2d was dry and bitter cold
III. 3d was Il sum, lay, With Wind blowing all day
and night.
III. !ght from Il. 81 ~ the 4th was intensely cold.
Tie H.. rnlng OF the 4th was cloudy. A. 4. NJ
had tie trst heavy ram OF the season, winch cor
tlDued al day until after sunset, when II ci ared ~.
The 9Th Nov. the day Of the battle Of lnker-
dense fog up to III A. NJ Alter that high
wind. no rain, asuuny afternoon.
Tn. 9TH. High .IUd. Bright day. Ar mid.
The 7th. Mid At night positively warm IN the
valley, hut intensely cold on the nights
The sth was mud but cloudy, and with ireqlen,
gu,t- of wind Ram fell IN toe evening.
The 9th. Ii rared all night bat cleared of after
sunrie, and The day wss bright, sunny ana dry.
Again rain at night.
On the 10th November it raned all the night pro
ceoing, and all the morning up 10 md day. The
afternoon sunny, and IN tho evening It blew yay
hard
Tie nth. The gale subiied ia the course of the
night. The morning WAS fOggy, the day sunny, win
ftqu,n, showers of ram. At this date the roads
almost lmpractlcable
The l.th. Dry, windy night Bright squsiy morn
Ing.
The 18Th. A windy day with frequent shosers OF
rain. The rain csas.d at sunset.
On the l4th IL blew hurricane from q to lOl
A. 81, the sun shining brightly al the time. al Of
fleet and hail at T. NJ. At Tat hour 1t stilI blew
hard. Dark hight At q, and thunder-st,rm at
3 p NJ. Storm OF sleet hail. and snow from to
L. NJ -Four inches Of $40. on the nights. Il blew
gale from to T.. NJ and the wind moderately
bgh all night.
18Th. Sunny morning. delightful breeze. Fine
10Th. SqualIy all last night. Bright morning. and
sunny day Wind hardly 10 be felt at Baiaklsvs,
bat dissgreesbly high IN the camps.
l71. Warm, GENIAL weather. Summer sun, and
lsth. A beautiful day. Wind high the nights.
Mid Dight.
10Th. After the mild night, int nsely Gold At NJ,
and gusty squsiiy, raw morning up 10 10 AN.
The day again mid, but with high wind and
fast drifting couGs. The night squally.
goth. sing rain in the morning. Torrents Of rain
q, , A. NJ, and all day long. Ram essensd at night.
2st. Dry mild morning
22d. Dry morning., but cloudy. Tle broke
through at II A. n Rain al sunset, and heavy rains
all night.
sd. High wind rainy, muddy, mild morning; rain
all day sIG all night
2ith. Rain, bur clearing Of. very Md weather;
a nd hardly felt Al .Ihk!aya but stroug on the