New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Ga.ene de- MIDI gives on the authority of letter
from ConstNntnope of the 18th ult the following details
Of combat between the Russians and Turks in Asia,
which has been mentioned by several of the German
journals. The Ga-ofte dv Aidi says:
The information which has reached Us confirms the
news Of q serious engagement between the Turks and
Russians the Asatic frontier On the gath ult an ex
raordinary courier arrived from Batoun, bringing dis
patches 10 the Minister % War from Sem Pasha, giving
n crcumssntial account of the matter in question. Th9
following are the principal details On the goth u Mas
tar Bev officer Of the staff OF Sem Pasha escorted by
small body of soldiers, proceeding towards Ciorock
Dere TO examine the ground when he was all OF sudden
attacked by body of Russian cavalry. MastaR Boy de-
tended himself with energy and at the same time sent for
aid. Shortly after column oil l1OOO Russians, from
Redut ele and several other points fell in with Selm
Posa reinforced by body of regular troops and numer
Gus columns of regulars A battle ensued and the vic
tory remains with the Ottoman General who pursued the
Russians far Sioux Zedi and planted the colOrs Of
the Sultan at Oeile eight hours distance from Corock
Dere This feat of arms concerning which private
count had been received at Consantinope the dispatches
from Selm Pasha being written from his headquarters
established at Orele had excited great emotion at Con
st6ntinople and in the diplomatic circles"
Tie Moneur states that the naval divisions French and
English have anchored in the Bosphorus The Admiras
HGmehn and Dundas, are at Constantinople
Other dispatches from CcnstantinOpie state that the
Turks have taken Tscberkedi in Asia. The first convoy
of Russian prisoners had arrived at Constantnople
Fresb military levies being raised in Egypt The
OF Abbas Pasha has been named Minister of War.
The following conditions insisted on in utimatun
presented by Omer Pssha to Prince Gorchakaf;
IAN the strong places in the Principaites to be given
into the hands Of the Turks immediately the complete
evacuation othe Princpaties speedily possible and
guarantee Of all the Powers against similar invasion.
1t is stated good authority that the French govern
ment has decided in council that 25 900 shall be sent
Turkey, if the Emperor of Russia should persist in
course Of aggression, demand pecunary indemnity
the condition of bis disconnuing it. No order Ss
been given by the Minister of War the subject The
sending not sending Of body of troops will depend
partly on the state of affairs on the Danube and partly
the dispatches from General paraguay Killers 1t will
be only when pacific shall be longer availing
that it will make still more open manifestations than the
sending of the feet through the Dardanelles.
There already English officers ct CONSTANT
nople the 25hMr Wilson Wellesley, the two brothers
Backer, and others. They have LEFT for Shumla,
a good effect the christian populations who have al
ready with pleasure Spanish Catholic General,
Prim take part in the struggle in favor Of Turkey Ii is
said that this conduct of General Prim may call for de-
mand of explanation from the Spanish Cabinet on the
part Of Russia
Prince Pashkewitch returned to Warsaw with his family,
from Homel on the lst inst There ia no truth in the
statement that he has been to ST. Petersburg.