The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-30 00:00:00

',EDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1853,

somewhat later large masses of cavalry appeared on the
Russian left.
" The infantry columns on the Russian right marched
to attack the Turkish left, and halted in the wood in front
of it. The other two columns advanced against the Turk-
ish centre and right. The space between these two was
filled by artillery, and several pieces advanced on the
flanks. At half-past 12 the Russian artillery in the centre
opened their fire at a distance of half a mile or so. The
first shots fell short, but they soon contrived to get the
range, and fired into and over the Turkish position.
The latter quickly returned the fire. Shortly after one
of the Turkish ammunition-tumbrils exploded. At 1.50
p.m. the infantry opened their fire on both sides, and
the Turkish. batteries on the north side pounded the
Russian columns of the left as they advanced; but the
chief attack was made from the Russian right. The
firing in this quarter was very hot, and especially well
kept up by the Turks. In half an hour the attack
was repulsed ; the Russians could not get nearer than
100 yards of the intrenchment. A second attack was
quickly made. The Russian columns on the left threw
forward a cloud of skirmishers, and attempted to advance,
but they got so mauled by the musketry and the bat-
teries on the south side, that they quickly retreated in
great apparent confusion, and at half-past 3 p.m. the
musketry ceased. The artillery continued to fire for
half an hour, retiring by degrees. By 4 p.m. the whole
Russian force had withdrawn, and the battle was
ended. The Turks cheered loudly, and we on our side
threw up our caps.
" The Russian loss must have been considerable. As
we looked through our glasses we saw the ground
strewn with bodies, and during the fight the wounded
were being carried to the rear in large numbers. The
Russian force engaged I ventured to estimate at 8,000,
of which 5,000 may have been infantry. The Turks
amounted to 3,000.

" SATURDAY MORNlNG.—Courier just going. The
Turks affirm they have only lost 20 killed. Quantities
of muskets and other spoils taken from the Russians are
being shown to Omer Pasha. It is said the Russians
have left 2,000 stand of arms on the field. Omer Pasha
has reinforced his troops on the north side."

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