The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

inuiHn. 1hur-3sf, ~ ar infvu4cd that
hc TURKS 1r thr ~ and ~ inst. CROSSED
the Danube 20 the nauihcf q l.op0, AMI
on She i'h they we're aiisckod BY 1000
Russiaus under Command u General Par.
10 at Oltcmiss.
The Turks maintained their position ~
OhenHga. and hasc frriGcd then. Tho
combat lasted ihfre hours inst the RIOS.
slsns io~' several officers, snd ID puvairr
killed. and mp, nov effects l. suhaltcfns,
and ~ pryatrs wounded. The loss 90
the Turkish sidc is poi known. l.OUo
Turks occupied kalarche. 1000 hsvc cs-
iahhshcd themselves on m island iu front pf
Giurriyo, aud l2,oo0 are IN Lesser Wal.
lacha
The following are some Of the reports
current IN Europe al the departure Of the
steamers, which We publish
The policy Of the Russians b supposed
20 be- 90 draw the Turks from their present
advantageous positions 10 bring them 90 a
battle that shall decide the campaign --
The intention ~ Omar j. O. Keep his prom
lsc, o. drive the Russians from the Pm
cipalitlos, and 10 make his headquarters at
Bucharest.
Diplomacy lars usclcssly in the rcar Of
toe fighting, aud ,yCH SCI hopes &C. adjust
matters but not uil after decisive battle
shall have been fought 4 condition is,
that 20 save the Cars amor proprt, ncgp-
tiaiions shall not be recommended after
any engagement IN which the Russians are
vnr.tri
The Car hiss requested the Monlcnc-
grin- 10 operate against the Turks.
The Porte has decided that foreign ref
ugccs shall not be employed in Europe, but
may serve 90 Asia.
ADD Psoha Is 10 be removed from the
Asia'Ic command.
Con nuunople rcmains quiet;
Five Russian officers had arrived tom
s'1njinoplo a- prisoners of w1r.
Admral- Durdan aud llamclon are at
Cousian'inuple, and the fleets are anchored
in thr Bosphorus.
There is mmor that Bucharest has
been stom-d. This Is perhaps prcnaiurc.
The sn1 of Aus Fach1 is,n,mod Minis
ter Of War, and fresh lc,lcs are raising IN
Egypt.
The pay of the Turkish army Is disburs-
ed regularly.
The following are the conditions insisted
on by Omar Pachl, IN note forwarded To
Prince Gortschlkoh
Al the strongholds In the prncipaltics
TO be Immediately given into the hands OF
the Turks.
The complete evacuation Of the Princi-
palitics rs speedily AS possible, and guar
antec from all the powers against a similar
INVASION.
According to the latest accounts rccev-
ed al Paris from Consiantinople. the Sui
tan has positively rejected all proposals
which the diplom1tists have submitted to
him.
Il is freely reported that 25,O00 French
troops will be sent to Turkey, but the or
ders are not to be given TO the Minister of
War until the receipt Of dispatches from
Gen d'llilhcrs, at constantinopc.
From the lth TO the 9TH the Turks occu-
pied the island near Oltonitzn, and crossed
nnobscrved to Walachia at dawn When
seen, battle cnsucd which lasted y hours.
The result is unknown.
Itis rumorcd that Giurgeyo was taken by
storm.
Thurtukai and Oltcnitza are towns on
| the right and lett banks of the Danube, be-
/ tween Rustchuk, and Sllis,ria, on the d.
D
river, and opposite of Rustchuk, lies Giur-
/ gevo, from which another road leads 10
/ Bucharest. Still ascending the river We
come 10 Rahova, town on the right bank,
| opposite 20 which lies Kclarachc. at the
/ junction Of The Schyl and Danube. The
troops in Lesser Wallachia are those which
crossed from Widdin, which forms the ex-
trcme lcit of the Turkish line.
The llospodar S.ierbey has left Bnchor-
est for Vienna. HIS departure has been
officially announced TO the representatives
of the foreign Powers. The Government,
Is carried ON by Commission. and thu
/ Russians have seized all the public fund.
and treasures
The prices Of goods aud yituals have
/ been fixed at very low rate by the mill
tary authorities. Whenever any dealer
asks high prices, he is at once seized and
logged by the soldiers who supcrintend the
public mlrkets.
War seems imminent. The Russians in
their Entertainments on the left bank of tho
Danube make no preparations to cross tho
river. The Consul Of France and Great
Britain except instructions from their Gov.
ernmcnts authorizing them to leave the
country.
The removal of Abdi Pasha from tho
command Of the army in Asia, is mention
ed as probable.
We are informed that the Russian troop,
in the Pnncipalities are suffering from ty.
phns, and that the number ofcombatants i.
rcduded TO $1,000. 1t will take six week,
before the reserve can come up from Bes
sarnba.