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

10 wounded; a men birsd and $50 wounded. French
loss so ii led and 1876 voundsc THIS city did not suffer-
ys commspced the Toe fire returned by
the Russians with effect and in the evening the fleet
forced N retire. much dAmsged.
es.-Ths Russiars made . sors from Sebsssopol, and
asp,ursd French battery of eleven guns -
25-BATr1x OF Northumberland Iiprandi, with
50 600 Russsns made desperate attack on the allied
troops. In attempt 20 turn their rgot hanh NUS
slams uted the Turkish sole ies and toox Two
CT Ersish light c.vSry charged he Russian batteries
routed with loss Of about GOO men AND horses
the OF nth beiDg nearly totally cut OIL
SEQ British infantry also killed, with many ocers
the Ruf slams suffered severely rom the heavy cavalry
Of the English but msin'ainea tne ca'eres 'nsy naa
20 . Eish. thousand Russians made a sorte from So.
bsstopoI towards Baaksva bot were repulssd by the
allies with loss of 600 men.
NOVEMBER.
SusDAY, 3-BAr1SE OF ISKERMASN-EArly In ths morn
irQ ouripg dense iog the Russian army nc leased by
endorsements fro the Danube and animated by the
presence OF the Grand Duxss Michae, and Nichoa at
tackled the right OF the English position before Sebato
pol terrible hand TO hand fight ensued In Which each
party exhib ed podiges Of valor The cmbs. continued
until right when General Forey's division of the
French army the Russians into the city, but in
sttempt enter with them, the French routed,
.ss elsus cesrs s. sesssns arn%msrs $50
rank file killed. lo3 officers 122 sergssnts II drum
TO rank and file wounded; oice., essrgs.nts
nissns inc, isi. A TotsI su2 General o.nrossrt an,
noupced the French loss as olioxs-nrhs Fsench army
has suffered to the extent of 726 killed wounded
We bitterly 10 regret the loss of General de Lour
NAL since eead rom his wounds It is my painful duty
also acquaint you with the death OF Colonel du Camas
OF tie SIX ID Regiment the line killed the head Of
his troops" TIE Russian paliie officially reported the
2O6 cheers and 579I wounded, giving the total Of
zoos killed and wonnde1. The number OF prisoners
ns
10 The fire the allies Sebastopol almost
tirey suspended The Russians were reinforced by co.,
GOO men
SUNDAY, 10-An the English Baltic fleet standing for
home
JANuARY-1s55.
1-Onner Pasha parked at VarnA for Eupstoria, in
the Crimes, where division Of the Turkish army had
already landed.
6-Active advance Of the Russian troops in Asia. They
had reached Topaz Ka'ch.
9.-The Russsns invaded the Dcbrudscha, and both
Tultscha and Babsdash were taken.
30.-ernce Gourie OF Russia defeated the Turks with
great loss, at Tcholok Bridge, in Asia.
31From 18th to this day three dreadful sortes were
made from Sebsstopol
FEBRUARY.
1.--Russ STA declared against Sardinia for an ad
hesion TO the Western Alliance General Osteu Sacken,
with frty thousand Russians ata;Eei the newly arrived
furkish division 81 Eupators, but Omer Pasha PEELED
them 10 Ietire wi h five hundred h0rs de combat
The Turks lost one hundred and fifty men
23.-rwo Russian redoubts before Sebsstopol were
seormed by the French, but owing to the Russian fire
they had to sbsnd them with less of one hundred
killed and three hundred wounded
M-Rustisn redoubt taken by the French, with much
loss Of life on both sdss.
MARCH.
-
8.-Brii-h .hips, operating on the AsiAtic coast
des royed the msreo and barracks Of Djimitera
which the Russians had recently built SQUAT Kae was
sheled.
l5.-PEAcr CONFERENCE in Vienna formally opened. The
plenipotentiaries present were-
For knssnd Lord John russell and Id Wsstmorslsaa
Fos Turaes. arsi ES Re li and sins Bez
For hus.ia, + rince Gortschskof and N. de Tiof
In August, 1854, Austria as mediator, proposed the
following terms As Q basis OF negotiation
order y s the sh %
ees bu ressryng to tsy have always done
aon 10 he four guarantees be BY them deemed
Or me sensrsl lierest EUROPE for hs
Austria. France aud Great br ain DO dec, sre;-,
,ss s By
e s
ed BY me su ans to t1ose Pr ovness a. eepsaSenc Of
me- eaes bewses kasa snd he Porte
ne 0 be sae sss
uasssle in fi and entire WIN
cpaliaes az with he general interests o. Earops
The shes Is cspaSe woa4 Be proper
onTend that he over % irctn ns pom
suojeced the erri'o,a ju,sdies,on
xGranepe At ali events tho free navigation Of lie Danube
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for desroyng the obstacles szs;ox a. the mouths
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msn empire 70 tbs European 6asncs power put an
end % The n as Bses s sa dae ar
he for Their bases g be settled at present
Es.s By me ne sse % he an so
he Heyvifoaion OF ss1 Of Of
citation q which has been The PRINCIPAL
rom ie Oto-s goverpmen Of s fee VIII conar
sa9n and oessrvs &c Fl the ee en q ss s5a
white mutually king sdvan,age N the ntere OF the aid
hen BY Mejesty the sus they chs PowerS wi aks he
Edeperdsnce OF his crown intac.
The Russian propositions were
Abolition of the exclusive pro,scorate Of Russia ia Mods
BY The su being placed under the of the FIVE
navigation o. the Dsause according he pria :ele.
which would os inves ID viii he necessary 70 darcy
the obstacles ex.tgg its mouths, or which might a. aer
Revision O. the treaty Of 18Th July, ls4 attach
Of europe do not refuse to cone 70 understsndins
o p ea s o 90 me & 1ree
Syasee 1 R%s es Ba Sea- % ood s !" d o,
rgh gss q ~ aag@ - .'@s O. he o'Sn ,go,y
exclusive psroasse passssd hitherto by sham
e he and O. he s 5s1a,
form f wor'hr on cor dton that me reszso, OF the solemn
sbs &c as ss and % s %
protection promised shall be ecacous and vain word
In the course Of the eeoate however, the Russian pen
pcentsre soanGore ed the first two OF these point and
adopted the original Propositions OF Austria
-Rufsan rife pits be ore Seosstopoi taken b. tbs
French. Severe action bet reen the Russians a7d
Turks at Eupstoria attended with mu.h loss. area
battaops OF French attacked the Russian redolbs
1T sebsstopo but were repulsed, having great many
men killed.
Russians attacked the lire allied lins bef,re s.
bastopol but driven back with . loss Of tIou-
and two hundred men. The British los. hundred
men, among whom bon. CAvendsh Browne, Colonel
KsUy Captain Wears and Lieutenant Jordan, The French
lost three hundred fifty men and hal llones Dumas
and Barrow distinguished officers killed.
26-sfxth session Of the Vienna Conferences, AMI al
Afioov
consideration Of the tn re point.
APRIL.
6-Ninth session Of the Vienna Peace Conference and
an adjournment sine die voted the pienipotentarss
could agree the Of the third point
e-Five hundred and thirty gus, df the largest DAD
bre, opened FIRE from he allied batteries Sebastopo
B-Review Of the French army at Sebastopol All the
told by General Canrober that they should ento the
oity either by ''the door or the Window