The New York herald., 1862-02-02
The Bloody RepUEse Of the Allies
at SebastOrol.
TIE SECOND l0Uy OF TIE EEGIISa.
THEIR REDAN BLUNDER.
TRIUEPH OF THE FRENCH ARMS,
&C., &C., &C.

We publish today interesting ysssrn., translated
from the Almond de Goha of the exploits Of the TURKS
md their French Sandman and English allies against
Russians in the late Crmean war the present day
when often tainted by the British press
slow progress in our war; it would be well compare
and how very fast their fleets and army pro-
gressed in the Crimea:--
BEGINNING OF nosTrEs BsTvxrx THE ruRgs AND RUSSIANS.
On the 9Th Of October 1853 the declaration Of war by
the Sublime Porte against the Emperor Of Russia was
Published at Consanaope and the 1eth of the same
month the Turks occupied Island of the Danube in the
neighborhood Of the fortress of Widd!n.
On the is Of October the Sultan issued his rmans
reative to the entrance of English and French vessels
into the ardaneles and on the cd the allied feet
left the Bay Of Beschika arriving in the Bosphorus on
the I'd Of November of the samo year
Between this time and the month of January 1854 the
four great Powers Of Europe using every
effort TO bring about settlement of the difficulties be-
tween Russia aud Turkey, to put end the war
then waging between the Powers In the meantime
several engagements took place between the
opposing forces resulting in victory to the Turks
sometimes, and to the Russians at other times
Tho burning Of Sinopc, where -four thousand Turks
mserably peished, OF the that particularly
excited al Europe AGAINST he Russian 1t not,
however. Until the 29h OF January 1851 that the En-.
peror Napoleon wrote to the Emperor Nicholas proposing
leaye the way open for diplomatic negotiations On the
9th OF February the Russian emperor replied 1atly re-
fuslng to corlidy wth any such proposition.
The Imperial Parliament Of Great Britain was opened
py the Queen on tho 31st OF January whom her Majesty
delivered speech from the throne expressing her regret
al the failure OF all the efforts OF great Britain France
with thsf allies, to nantaa peace in the East; Sho
then suggested the increase Of the land and orces Of
tho British empire, with tho view of rendering more
effective the British arguments IN favor Of peace
DIPLOMATIC RUEarrE RsrwRxy FRANCE ENGLAND AsD
THINGS dorhtf.l porit;on until
February. when Diplomatic relations broken OF be-
tween France and Russia; ami the 9th of February
Lord John Russell also announced to the House of Commons
the rupture Of diplomatic relations betwwsen Grea;
Britain and Russia, and on the It'll Lord Clarendon
called the British Minister from St. Petersburg. During
all this timo the French government giving all its
attention to the perfect amng and equipment of every
branch Of its Land and sea service.
A BRITISH FIEET FOR THE
On tho l1th OF March the rst division OF the British
feet destined for the Baltic ard Commanded By Vice Ad
presence OF the Queen On the l2.h treaty was con
caded bctwesa France, Great Britain and Turkey, by
which the two great Western Powers agreed to support
the Ottoman Porto against Russia.
FRENCH EAST.
The rst division Of French troops fer the East
manded by General Canrcbsr, lot Marsees the 1eth
OF March and the 3st Of the month the first part
OF tho exredtonary corps arrived at Gaipoli.
pR-IARAII0s ACTUAL HOsrTIriEs.
On the 9Th OF March the French lsister Of State, NJ
Fould announced to the Chambers that the last acts Of
the Cabret OF St Petersburg constituted sta.e es war
between France and Russia. On tho day message
from tho Queen Of Eng and announced similar fact to
PaIliaInert
On the 2s.h OF March war bsiwo.n Franco and Eng
land and Russia formally proclaimed.
Ca the 2Sth Apcil alliance concluded between
Franco ard ta land 20 sustain the integrity OF the Oto
man cmpisc egairs. Ae oppressiors OF Bsssa.
On the same day the Russians, in strong force, were
completely defeated by the Turks Kosselli The Otto
may troops commanded 10y " lstsl ha Pacha.
ARRIVAL BBrrIsE SOLDIERS.
The FIRST body Of auxiliary trocrs bf tho western Pow
ers composed u two thousand English under commend
OF General Adasls landed at Constantinope the 14ih
Of april. On the Same day the Russians begaa tre
Faa. A .fru
On the 18th Marshal 81 Arnard Commander in Chi,f
Of the Frcnch any OF tho Elst, eft Paris, arriving at
CJnstaltnOp.s IN ths 81 q May.
On tho 17h of April Prince Napoleon LEFT Touon to join
the allied army the Fast.
On TIC 18Th Tia Russian General Schiller attacked th'
Tuks at<aaat sut ne was rcpalsed and compelled to
On the 2oth ths battle OF Czernawoea, BET ween the
Turks snd fslns, tSos place. Tie Gght renewed
on I'D End resulted in the defeat Of o Rss:ans
The II ench onsar The 2lst Of pri that
tie French feet for the Baltic had sailed from
the port of Best On tho same day the Russians
raised tho blockade Of Kaicat and evacuated Little
WsIiachia An Anglo French squadron, consisting
Of siT fira,es thirteen cher veses and nine se1ners
cast anchor before Odessa. Admiral Duncas Of tho Dr
tish navy and Adnira, H1ne.n. q IN; French, sum
yer the vessels which thea in port. Tho next day
tbe town was bombardcd for ten hours.
o. the 2e of the same month tho government OF the
United statcg piled to the questions OF he Allies,
ccrning neutral rights to the effect that they would oh
and cause 10 be observed the strict rights OF nei
Twelve thous nd French troops embarked at Toalon
the 5th cf May fcr the rireus On the Marshal 81
Arnaud arrived Il CpnsantinOpe, where he joinos
on the 10th by the Duke of Cambridge.
On the l2th the English steam frigate Tiger wen
aground and w lost near Odessa.
On the 18th the battle of Turtuka took place. In thi
combat the Tu drove The Russians from island
Olleniiza.
ON the 18th he command In chief OF the allied army
Including the r1rls by consent givon into tho hand
Of Marshal ST. Arusud. On the same day Lord Maple
On the 19.h tho Russian port n Redvu Ea'eh, IN
COST Of Crcsssis hombardcd and taken by the Ems
lsh Admiral Lyons. On Tho same day the Rritish fec
began hosiiiilos 81 the Gulf OF Finland, by desroyin
the Russian batteries a, l1Senacs.
on the 25h the Enslish aud French troops arrived
the ircus, by which mcans the neutrality Of Greece wa
cnforc d.
Goa feet announced to the British admiralty the block
ade Of the coasts of Courand Esthonie Fir Ia and
tho Russian ports situated on the gufs OF Sla
ON the so,h the Turks, commanded by Ts-n.iI zach
and berg, defeated tic Russians at Karaka,
nrrsued taen ~ klata.
on tho is, of lure Admirals nundas and Hamolin G.
clared the mouths OF the Danube bockadcd.
On tho 18th the French Baltic feet resonsd tho I'm
on the aist Of June the British steamers Heca Oh
ard vaorous bombarded the Russian fortress OF Bona
On the 9sd the las, combat took place before sstr
between the Russau ard Turkish trcofs On the 20
th siege rascd and the Ruasians retired on tho ID
On tbe 2sth Admrais Dunias and Han,olin declared 4
PORTS Of the Gur Of Finland (Crons.adt and ST. Peter
burg in q state Ct blockade.
on tho sth Of rccombcr The French and English troo
landed al Tho Island of Alard.
Ca the ~ n the ports Of The White Sea (Archang
Omega &o) ~sre placed undor blockade by The conbr
feet Of France and Great Britain. Tho next Gay the ia
and sea orc1s Of The two rowers beg o b5mbaFdnie
OF B0mars.ud, which su rendered 81 the 10Th t
Russian general rmandug, D0diso0 aud his whole &
rison, were taken prisorers, aud on the next day
Allies blew NJ The fortress.
On the 23d ths Ength steamer Miranda bombari
the town Of koa, the capital Of Kussan Iapand lKt
was q small village, not numbering oycr thougapd
habitants
On the 3lst Of August an Anglo French squadron col
pasnded BY the French Admiral Febvrlsr Desponii,