Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24

ger sent only two a,tslIons and one regime mt
Of Cossacks against KtudrIkoi, TO amuse the
garrison. as il was very s'roDg place, while
ne went round. (by surprising one thousand
Turks at Cz ,lamaly, and throwing over bridge
the same night and entered Kiup,ikol at the
neg morning, with len balallions. There he
attack d Jossouf, a Pacha with 'wo tails: who
fed with his troop, before the Russians fired
gun, or lost man Leaving 4 baitalions there,
Rudiger marc he'd down the right bank to as
sisi Roth il Necessary.
General Ro h also reached the same river on
the 5th, al the place where the road from Var
ma to Bourgas crosses il The spot was we'll
defended, and was in like manner turned, by
crossing near Dulgier village, seven wersls a.
bove, with IA ba'tslions, by route deemed i'm
practicable. Thy had TO throw bridges over
branches Of the Kamezik, & take small Turk.
ish work, so that they did not get there ill day.
break the 18th. The enemy fed at the charge;
and The Russians passed on TO berwick Jov an,
where was Ali Cheffi ks principal camp, a pa.
cha with 'wo tails. A new regular cavalry re.
gimen first came out; regiment Of lancers
and some Cossacks cut them them 10 pieces in
a rwinklng. The in reno hmehts covering The
camp were soon carried, under fire Of Is cam
non The Turks lost many in the f,gh,-rhe
, CalSSOnS.
S andards, aud 200 prisoners. AT The same
time General Froloh came over the river, some
Of his soldiers swimming, and added 10 the rout
On The 18th, Roth went OH 10 Aspro: his
van guard to Palcoana, the top Of The Balkan.
The Turks were so panic struck that he lef'
column ma, be considered as ha,ine Effected
the passage Of the mountains 2udiger got to
Foundouclider On the 9Th, his advance 10 AL
1r.,n d..
Jovan
In conclusion, the battles Of The 5th, 6,h, and
TN, which opened The Balkan passes cost the
enemy 10 cannon; Ia colors, and nearly 400
prisoners, besides many killed. They were
had not lsft Shurnla
advlcts from Semin to The goth July say
tina, Hussein Pacha has made no move men,
against the enemy, although NC hos $4,000 men
at Bourgas; the Turkish Gene, ais having re-
ceived ordrrs 10 remain upon the defensive.
Tifis Juiy2 On the Goth Of June, he corps
OF the army fec one Of the most Difficult,
move men,s acros he steep and woody heights
Of Ssnganloo, where the enemy hoped TO stop
our progress; bui their attempts wee render
ed useless ny skilfu msncsu,re. Willis our
LEFT wing made false attack on the Turkish
camp, the corps effrt ed its passage on the
right, and taking another road FASTENED on he
enemy's flank On the 29lh, The Turks,
amounting to 1900 men, approached our posi-
tion, and occupied the re,renchmrnts, from
which they were repulsed by Major General
Baron FriedeIichs, "ho captured sta..d Of CO
lors and upwards Of 100 men.
The Commander in Chief finding il impos-
siblc TO attack the TURKS in the position which
they occupied on the iank Of their camp, re
solved to a'tark them in their rear He set
ou Oh he 3oh with all his baggage, and IN
the Is July he mel the emmy, who were about
10 attack him, il was the Seraski, r in person,
who had come to he aid Of Hagh Pacha whose
troops occupied the entrtnchrd camp, as we
subsequently, learned from some priseners.-
Afer having, ny a skilful aneuyre, prevented
the la Ter by any possibility, coming to he aid
Of thr Seraskier, the Commander in chief al
lacked the latter in the day time, put him to
route, and followed him distance OF so wers>
les, having completely driven him from Sagan-
lou.
On the I'd July, after march of IS werstes,
over a road covered with obstacles, on the top
OF the mountain, Court Faskewilch d'Eriran
al acked The camp Of Hagki Pach a in thr rear;
all communications with the Srrs~kier being
cut of, MS troops were completely routed, and
dispersed so wers,s from the camp, md the Pa.
cha himself m ad prisoner
In these two af,irs the As, OF W ich took
place near the village of K,inly, AID the other
near passage named Millidusr, two strong
Turkish corps, one Of so 600 men, and The o.
her Of $4,000, were completely routed in the
short space oil IS hours; all their artillery, CON-
sis ing of 5 | pieces of cannon, their munitions
Of var, and provisions, Two Camp; one OF
which was entrenchcd, nearly 500 prisoners,
IS sand of colors, and the Plcha Paeki himself
fell INFO the victorious h ,nds Of our soldiers
On our side the loss was inconsiderable.
Thi, news was brought TO ST. Perersburgh
BY the aid de camp OF Count Paskewitch d'Eris
van, Prince Drairoff. VITO lef, the Head Quar-
,prs established at Ardassan, 60 wrrstes from
Erzeroum, on he OH Of July The Count was
III pursuit of The enemy.
Cons!antinopk. Jniy IA frman has been
addressed 10 all the provinces of the empire,
..yE.,~ al faithful MusseImen IN arms II nc