The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-15 00:00:00

RUSSIAN REFREAT IN ASIA.

'TRIESTE, THURSDAY.
The Mail steamer, which has just arrived from
Constantinople, brings Iv- ord of a sudden and hur-
ried movement on the ipart of the Russian army
corps which was lately• operating under Prince
Bebutoff against the T'arks on the frontier of
Georgia.

The Ottoman Muchir• ordered the advance of
eight regiments of caval r y, desiring to draw on an
engagement on the op e n field. The Turks ap-
proached nearer and new cer to the Russian camp,
until they discovered th a,t it had been abandoned
as if in great haste.

The Turks found in th e enemy's camp ten spiked
guns, and ammunition, a ,nd a large number of wag-
gons, beside mules, on ie ground.

PRUSSIA. ©are
E
13ERmr, Sept. 12.—The Russian par-3r ilar
ort e
n a state of joyous excitement at the repot the
the early, if not immediate, evacuation _
~,tur
Aland islands and Finland waters. The_f.:ol; by
and destruction of Bomarsund and its garri,_‘rtifics-
the allies, the blowing up of Hango-Udd .1-'4,60
tions by the: Russians themselves, the an.u,113`10,010,_
of Russian maritime commerce during triat'to 00
season of navigation, the penning uP 01,,0 ro:
Russian fleet and so-called innumeraw forot
boat flotilla. behind walls and booms 3.r°_,..,3sier
ten, or set down as triumphs and ' say,
pieces of Russian skill and strength-t.s ,arty:,
In a letter
the followin.—
THE BLACI C SE A_
THE ATTACK ON S EBASTOPOL.
received from CC Mt stantinople, we find
useless.
Ivic at Sebastop ol must be idle and
cours© of events " All further conjectures as to the the Russian fleet is to come out of harbour, irons
more, according to the notions of this iv it is
to make a slow of pursuing the retiring sq;'": and
then after wate !,,,..0,0.1
standards bel°' •
eafetnetreaxnheiebietintghiets Cvierpgeinnhagee.s to re
Prussian, Danish, and. Swedish ports, it
byf r_sts,
turn to its winter quarters, and celebrate Zing
of itslaiWea
w ether the lan ding will be opposed
hnow too littler
be able to se about the enemy to festivals, and Te Deums the defeat
adversaries. This mighty event is to be pro' i the
whether the
where they were or concentrated behind
troops stationec I. about the countryleft Russian oclio at Berlin will be charged to JE 01:!.,00
; throughout, Russia as a glorious success,
_axe it. up
the
the last entrenchments which h<., e been the work of
two years. The pos iti ye statement that a England, and upon Sir Charles Napier espe la'
a heavy fire of coarso ribaldry arid instate:Lilly,
during the recess.
large
followill
army was on the march
for the Crimea seems
to denote The Ca rrespondence Bureau gives the
Austrian
that operations on a large scale are in-
analysis o f the circular transmitted by the.
regard
v tended by the Russians, and tl aat they will endea- Cabinet to its envoys atallforeignCourts, in
our to raise the siege. If th;is be the case, and the 1 to the Ru as tan reply : the
place can hold out for any le) si fth of time, it is pro- 1 • h • taken up its position rent
bable that some' reinforcemt in is may be required, i •
" A. usitr..a, , afteriu thearvem.
having
the further develop°;e
and that more cavalry will b a required than it has epfriirhiepactt'sleilt t.,i: a
neutral attitude. It adher-.7 t A
regal.;
been thought necessary to t ra nsport for the
in the Vienna protocols, Pur- principlesll'2;d down
lv t:tled an poses of the siege. However, it will of course be to thepoin is at issue, as already suffieient, it, eye'.
easy for large bodies of French( r cavalry to be brought explained to its agents abroad, and will accord
..it sees ti°,
in a second voyage ; and even though the Russian pathies meant time to the Western Potweer,
ainst Russia.
forces on the march be not a: Kaagerated, the diffi- cause whateg -er for a hostile movement against
in
culties of the country and Ia to 'deficiencies of the The folio ain changes have taken p
Brassier de St. _ :
Russian soldier will delay its;. arrival until several sian di lorna tic appointments :—A. I- Bras Niieot.!
p •
ant
weeks have passed away. The want of water SiMPD, AVM Stockholm to Turin Co

It is ascertained that the enemy has retreated
;o the shelter of the waLls of Giumri.

The reason of this strange. proceeding is not
known, but it is supposed tc> be the presence of
Schamyl with a large force near Tiflis ; or it may
be that Prince Bebutoff has he ,rd that a large hos-
tile force is embarking at Irani; t for some unknown
destination, and fears an attac :lc in Asia.