The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-27 00:00:00

RUSSIAN ACCOUNTS FROM ASIATIC

TURKEY.

We have received the Bt. Petersburg journals of
July 18 and 19. The Invalids Russo contains the
following important intelligence from Asiatic Turkey :
XXVIII FROM ASIATIC TIIPAST.
Aide-de-Camp General Mouraneff sends from Mourned-
jik (at the south-east of Kan) the following details, dated
June 20 end 25:
On the 18th, in view of the city of Kars and the Turkish
troops shut up there, I effected a flank march with all my
troops and their baggage from the camp of Agdja•Kala,
near the Maly-Yagny mountain, direct upon the village of
Mougaradjik, where I now threaten the communications
between Kars and Erseroem.
(An mown of the order of march is then given, and the
General proceeds :j
The troops left the camp of Agdja•Hala at five o'clock
a.m. Count Nyrod's column, which had presided the
infantry, halted at seven vents from Kars, after travening
the road from Khalifi-Oglou to that fortress, and stopped
at that point until ell the troops and baggage had paned
by. The taupe halted half-way for two hours, afterwards
remain tie march, and having joined the baggage trains,
encamped at lioassaradjik at six o'clock in the evening.
The geishas of Kars remained all day under arm, and
did not dare to leave its walls. One Turkish Cavalry de-
tachment only followed our columns, the latter marching
across the fields without keeping to the beaten road, and
napping, as has been said, at one time within seven vents
of Hue.
The osier and the weasel:l aspect kept up by oar
troops throughout the march prevented the Turks from
attempting any attack, although a movement within so
short a distance of the fortress, and a hell of two boars
only seven vents from it,—challenged them to the combat.
After taking up a position near the market town of Kos-
garadjik, profiting by the proximity to the great route to
Erseroura, which gave facility I. the pursuit of the
Turkish army, now definitively shut up within the walls of
Kan, I eounnencied without loss of time to send some de-
tachments for the purpose of bringing off all the supplies
of war materiel and provisions on the way to the fortress,
and completely intercepting all communications by the high
road with Erreroum.

attend the present measure, which mem Ile be IlAsmai°gl2, on the 19th a company of Colonel Loris
framed very much is the same writ is its KC 's voluntsen, seat to reconnoitre at the hamlet of
Irish prototype. We are at a loss to INISIIhre NeßegimmtlY-Akiwasof Ant' captured wthho. qudilsztebeerminusent.rtoffregathe artillery
how Lord PALMERSTON will be able to sesseelle collect barley and wheat.
his opposition to Lord GODaalco's amendment with At break of day on the 20th, a patrol of Cossacks, of the
the terse summary he gave of the question in the mixed Regiment, No. 2, carried off, nader the walla of the
course of yesterday's debate. When he said that it very tonne., Itself. part of • craven which had stopped
was a contest between the opinions aid prejudices there. The enemy's outposts, in whose view this caravan
of the few and the interests of the many, that it was was tehew
rach ;tmede two feeesseeeh "treat Isfeeeffuesresees. els: bee, et the
part of the great conflict beticeen Monopoly and Free a
the Caulk' twallta , stopped,y
stlng —l-d8
Trade, and that all that was wanted was to set free iitkiett-riis,ll amels, 86 beau liirda 36 arm
small small capitals locked up by the existing laws, he ex- driven who: amempealed the Saran., to the camp without
Muted all that needed to be said on a subject now so meeting with say ishtawes•
thoroughly sifted, and gave his full adhesion to the We learned at
_at ehe rhmea,thet, „the T_,,°llt.t..=___ha4 ea'
doctrines at which the country long since arrived. LestedizWIMA"....r'"IMMIIMM.M..
lb. Sigh Lt. or
But, if this is the true statement of the question, ji—i.3-7-77;4------- assts silk, 7,-F-"Pew(isaarat to-wee
where is the potence for refusing the relief wet tun, itith-67,-,--atiagaros of FrlMe RoTorro-wiii.
to associations having less capital than 20,0001.? tembarg's Dragons, Iva -stales of Comeeks, sad two sot-
As Mr. HENLEY pertinently asked, dose Free niaa of Militia, with her piens et EOM Artillery, and a
Trade stop at 20,0001. ? Can there be a detachment of Musketeers. Melor-Geseval Bakianoff ru-
mor* glaring violation of the principle of ceived undue to being to thecamp allthe "Wili°ll for
which could he find means of trample, and to Cestroy the
Free Trade than to give a monopoly of commerce,
rest.
in one peculiarly favoured form, to such part- On the same day there arrived at the camp General Frey-
nerehipe and societies only es are able to start with tag de Lehringhoffs column, which bad been dimmest span
a joint-stock of a very considerable amount P Karmic-Dar sad Soubotane, and the newly Amid regl-
Either the noble lord's argument is insincere meat of Ruda, No. 2, numbering five sotalas, la pod sow
claptrap or it is meant as a prelude to the with- °Wee. The hermit" have. ezttigail, active anew-
drowal of all further opposition on the part of the ante,
etre 21stota a well ltliTmaarle dm:assail" uris geed
besets.
Government to the amendment proposed by Lord etelp apes the
at of "het, le support major Genera
OODERICH. The lest alternative is too good to be Baked,. ma at the Nan thas accounts to the feikwieg
believed, but if Lord Pu.Nritertrtr thinks, as he cep- effect were received from the General :—He reached, it
pears to do, that a pointed speech will be accepted omen. the hamlet of Roily-Wilmot as the evening of the
by the country as a substitute for oomprehen- 20th whore he found and seised 160 tabetentsof barley, de-
lve legislation, or that by dexterously attack- Peeiteuelak whati /I" h
could umility been eltesetleed• oAtifiertrbpuulting
Mg those members who wale hours he can 111,710. upon some
e, sad
banal:llh:
redeem himself front the charge of having rut with*, minaline, slammed the 113110 day taßastr.
wasted an entire session, he will find that he is Abhmet.
grievously mistaken whenever a general election Daring the bait of our troops at Teltiblakhleu thelsotniar
shall let the people's voice be heard. We have long of mountaineers which formed the outposts, took possession
ceased to have much confidence either in the Homo of two malls on their way from Branum to Hass, and took
or the Admintetragon. Bat they will sink lower Priesesese the Pest (wastes." W.e agwooPawliwil him.
Heavy and imeraat showers fall throughout each of
than they have yet done in public estimation if they them days, powering the roads allot impassable. The
conclude the session without is a le Kan-TUBA wee mach swolla, ant the parole of the ford
of public utility. If, on a matter of which the principle sear the bullet of Tama was very dillies& Nevertheless,
/118 now heel" almost a Nitiod doctrine in the Mr4er-Giseral Mimed esessestally messed the Weer ea

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