The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

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War was thus openly declared.
APRIL.
SUNDAY The Gar Nicholas ordered al English and
French vessels 70 quit OdsssA.
S-Genersl CaDrobert arrived in Coastantnoyls wfd
3,C00 French troops.
6The British Steamer Furious arrived st Odessa vsh
dsg Of truce in order 10 bring of the Consul aud Eng
lIsh Iesdense when the Russians fred on her. Shs re-
tired, and rejoinei the Black Sea fleet.
lo.FIsnce and England siguei . specific treaty for
ihe defer ce Of the 0s.omsn empire in London. Ths
tish war vefss had captured fourteen Russian priss
up TO this date Lord Raglan left England f,r the est
I3IThe Gar Nichoias replied to ths English and
Frepch declarations of war By Q mar ifssto.
1-iEe Froya, first Russian price, landed In England
22-Aiied bombardra,nt Of Odessa. The land bArts-
re in ms lower sound the outer mole and twelve Bus
sian ships In the harbor destroyed. Txo powder
nsgszihes were flown up. The allied ships had eight
men kiuec and eighteen wounded.
T-Marshal Saint Arnnud left France to join the army
In this East
SUNDAY, 7-Six weeks allowed by the Russians for Eu~-
ish fhps TO clear from the Bal il Russian ports
i2-B,itifh steam frigate Tiger Cap au Clifford, ras
ashore near o.essa az mss), fred on BY the Rusana
when her eapssic twenty four petty officers 1Ol se
men SURRENDERED pisene to Gsnsral Ostsn saasa
who sent her Union Jack" to Prince PAskiswitch.
l7.-sEGH OF SILIsTRA commenced by the Russians
"a new reaty of alliance between France Eng
lard AID Turkey signed at st. Cloud.
90 Enlargement between the Russians and Turks at
ssF.ksL Russ an Ices LOCO killed. 100 wounded 600
rukse SIX pieces of cannon 1000 horses aud lis pri-
poLes Tukph Ices not stated.
1-Brtish sleeps oden and yulture seut boats to at-
tack the fortress OF Gnmla Ksikeey ths Baltic when
The ussns fred on them sinking The boats, and killing
over 1ty men.
2Taks severely repu.fed by the Russians in an a.
tempt to storm the re6oabts Of UsuIguet and KutaS
They were attacked In flank, and lost 500 killed thi-
teen csnncn, thirty five standards, and ali the camp
equipage.
12-GeneraIs Gortschakof and Schilaers made tre-
Criv haNk nd
Tu kish reinforcement en- cred the fortress.
15-TuIks made desperate sorte from Sllstria, ana
attacked the Russian investing army desperate hand
to hand contest ensusd and ended in the complete dis
comasurs Of the Russians. Prince aortschakof was
and two other Generals killed The carnage amooe
the Russsns dreadful, and they rstiIe1 Aghting
crossed OF the river seized the Isls Of Hopa and
beg up the Russian siege works thereon.
BY hs L rasa a.
5000 men, three fortified camps, Cannon standards and
an immense store Of small arms.
N.-The Russian guard, retresting from Sistria,
was attacked BY the Turks, and had 500 men kIlsd
2.Detsst Of the Russians BY the Turks 1t Slob,diis
and 2, 0CO men killed.
23-SlEcB OF SLIsIRIA RAIsED
A-E'ght Russian steamers ran ont from Sebsstopol,
Terrible, when the Furious was greatly damaged.
JULY.
2.-one year since the Russians crossed the Pru.h
3.-Generai Coronin marched At the head OF . column
ct 25 COO Austrian troops firm 0rsova into WaAchia
and was to be Immediately followed by other detach-
ments Of ths mperi,l cent to the frosty
between Austria and the Porte.
The Turks defeated the Russians At Giurgevo.
?4-Russians defeated the Turks vt Kourak Oar, in
with four wagons Of munitions two flags four Standards
twenty small standards considerable quantity OF arms
drums, snd musical instruments and 2ols prisocers,
fmcrg whom two superior officers, eighty four
sutalttrn officers and 1882 men, all Of the regular In
snt,y. Two thousand Turks were killed
29-Turks defeated by the Russians at Tsbingbyf in
the Caucasus when the Turks 10 four guns powder
wagons with their tssms ten ags three pennons $40
prisoners some arms and drums, and more than 1000
;0-The Ru. slams attacked the French and Turkish
camp st Giursevo, but defeated with loss 2Coo
men.
7,-BATrlE OF KARs (Asia) fought between the Rus-
aians and Iurts Russan style today. Toe casualties
On 10th sides were considerable. The Turks lost 6OO0
men and six cen pieces Of The Russians hsd
battle. ' '-' -''~ "
s.-sEcE OF BoMARsUSp commenced.
io.-sur1enc OF Bomarsupd and 600 Russians made
men killed, and the English few.
26.-The fortress Of Hargo (Bomarsund) blown up b.
2-Alled expedihonary army intended to invade the
at Batschick, Turkey II consisted Of sixty.two
thousand English French and Turkish troops, WITH
4-Dsfsst Of the allied Pacific squsdron BY u. Ru:
slams 1t Petrc paulowski.
6-The allied invading force sailed from varna and
H-LAsD'NG OF THE ALLIED ARMY, Gfty thoasand man,
at Eupatoria TheJ conveyed In 1O1vssssla, and
escorted by the Black Sea feet They occpsd EnpAto-
RIA from which the Russians retired
20-BATTIl THE ALMA. The AllIeo. mar ohlnQ On
Sstasopo met the Russian army under Prince ksnschi
kon strongly posted saDguinary cattle enausd. The
Russian position Was carried in IN boar and halt whom
% pieces Of hed artillery Two rsian oosrs and two
guns were captured. Tho EnzlAh lost N killed and
wounded 90 officers 1896 rsAS and Ala liz ssrresnts
| and "a 6rummery. The RurAaas had 5000 nss killed
and wounded. The French lose WAS interior 10 that OF
the Ensish but nearly tina The oGs Of the Tarss
was not pubshed.
26-sarshal st. AraAud, Commapdarn Chief Of N.
allied armies In the FAst resigned his oommand Gsus
| raj Canrobert
T-Psrtial inveAineat Of ssbastopol
0CToREn.
4Ths sized forces tried the range Of their sisss ar.
| tery on the south side OF Sebastopol.
17-A'res corcmsursd % bcmosrd sebas.op9 bssh 81
sn@ ar lend ~ he Ru1iars had m'fe sse4aeut ssit4
/, rltNg 90 ~ Fs'tsts i-M taa usp 80 \ ~ "A
kcis. ~, siS' E g.ss usvs les 80 .l - ID