The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-16 00:00:00

THE RUSSIANS AT EARL

We leers by way el Paris that at Bare, en hue 19,
the Madam ocatimaed their inovesmate to sur-
round the town with 27,000 infantry, 8,000 ca-
valry, and 70 pow. The Tar* wail provided,
awaited ths enemy with readation, Mire be nr
Prey to bold out to the last, and, if seemary,
to retire upon linserons. The Turkish gposeal
Amends reinhreseemb d area only. Ur to Jaw
SI noddies now bad oessetsd at Talkie.

IN AEA.

As extra Supplement to the Iowa& Mau, of the
7th, recoired this del, coutsins the following:
Aide-do-eau* Owed Womb, Nees the leffewbg
details, dated foes the with near the hamlet of atiljaaala.
upon the river Lan-did, Jaw 17.
The swathed of Owed Kovalevsky upon Ardegbau
kis wilted is the dispraise sad wens to their hews of
the Turkish maids, who, awbering, it it said, arerly
9,000 bee, bad collected froth all the neighbouring widish@
Two tegiwate of regular 'every, untamed in the hamlet
of DAN', near this fortress, left a short tine before the
arrival of Gemmel Lethithohy, and Method the main body
of the Turkish Wogs at Kars. The bregalar infantry,
which had hoes stadeeed at Ardegkaa, retired with the
Pasha, sad weal, it is supposed, to Oils.
I. order the sore rapidly to wry off provides* sad
other effects hen Azdaghea, the Turks had, before our
arrival, takes all the waggons they could lad fres the
neighbouring villages, so that daring the guards of General
Kovalevsky from ludaghaa to Zils he was without besets
of burden.

General Hovebeaky, with his detachment, emulating of
the Mama Infantry Regiment. sad the regiment of the
Yana Charmers, with 12 pieces of artillery and five sondes
of Dos Cossacks. reached &is on Joao 16, as also did
Major-Gemmel &Mason gybeg detachment and the ad.
vanced guard of the corps of operation.
Yesterday (huts 16) I made a rommenalsanoe with a
number of troops is the direction of Hers-Dsgb, during
which a maga of our horse militia exchanged fire with the
Turkish Wiggler cavalry, bekiad whom we perceived two
miasmas et Turkish lamas drawn up la columns. TOO
enemy on the dank were drives beak ►y six males of the
regiment of No. 2 of the Caesarea Cossacks. commanded
by Colossi Aseskoff, sad supported by four squadrons
of dragoons. with four plates of horse artillery. The
rest of the. troops were ranked in order of battle.
at four vents from Hare.Dsgh. The enemy had
smog, perceived the threatened movement when the
Beshi• Smoak, dispersed, and the Turkish regular cavalry
sows's& retreating slowly, but, attacked at the end of a
few stiamtes by the Cossacks of the line, they took to the
trot, the last rank dose respond'sg to oar fire. Profiting by
this alltvillasst, Colossi Nankai threw himself is advance
with his Conchs, mad penetrated to the centre of the
enemy's salaam. The Orthensksla softie sad two
of Stavropol admired at a gallop upon the enemy's
roar, is serried ranks. The manias of the Commas, of the
Kaaren, and of the mountains pursued the enemy and Razed
with his forma, sabre'sg them without mercy. The
Turkish boresmest abaadosed their hones by dolmas, is
order to take shelter is the high grain. Carried away by
the rapidity of the pursuit, the Comecks paid no attendee
to the fire which the batteries of Ew-Dsgh bad opened
against them, sad did sot stop until they had reached
that of the estsns►ed amp, situated seas the
city, behind which the Turkish infantry wars
formed, mad where the fugitives were reinforced.
Emboldened by the proximity of the Raba body of tbeir
forces, the Turks wished them to take the offensive ; but
two collies frees the detaskstent of mounted instils's, eon-
amended by Lieut. Oniself, who were la advance, stopped
them. I ties ordeeed Must Nyrod to leave the line with
the oevalsy reserve, sad to assemble the detathatents then
is selves's. The latter rejoined kin at a march, and in the
greatest order.

Our loss °audited of 4 Cossacks kllla4 ; 1 Ouse& °Seer,
10 Cossacks, and 8 militiamen wounded. Is spite of the
vigorous amaosade from the city, two of oar men
only received Werke from the balls. The Omegas
took seven prisoner., two of them Leasers, sad also brought
away all their dead sad wounded, with the eseeptles of a
non-oostudiakmed Meer, who, having pesetrated too far,
wu cut is plane in the midst of the enemy's eolonn, almost
at the very antrum* of the camp. A great umber of the
Turkish dead and wounded were scattered upon the Sold of
battle, bat se they were Rader the fire of the Turkish bat-
teries it was impossible to count the bodies. Jadgieg, how-
ever, by the number of horses, arias, and ammetresaiiats
brought away, and by the bloody sabres of the Cossacks and
militiamen, we may estimate the lees of the Turks at ao
mu. This estimate has been °smarmed by spies, who have
informed us that in this eseounter the Turks had 55 use
killed and 67 wounded. During the combat a weak detach
meat of the minty append before our right leak, but it was
immediately driven beak. We have sines learned that it
was commended by an English cam.
In this ads' the Cossacks of the Use, to wham the Turks
give the name of Cirlassiens, showed extraordisary courage.
Bix Make pursued, sword in head, 108 Buhl-Bespoke and
two toginteste of regular cavalry, under the very Ire of the
muses artillery, sad drove them almost up to their en-
tracked tamp.

During thi;recomsaissancs a special detachment was slot
op the Malytimay Mosatain ; where the calms of the staff
took a tepopephical plait of the localities without difficulty.
Towards two &dock, p.m., the troops returned to the emit.

A despatch from St. Petersburg, dated Saturday,
confirms our intelligence via Stockholm of the
bombardment and destruction of Lavine, and further
states that the Prince of Frani* had just arrived in
the Russian capital. - •