New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

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MOVEMENTS or THE ARMIES IN TURKEY.
Several important military movements ha recently
taken place in the scat Of war in Turkey which more
clearly define the positions and plans OF the re-
spcct,c parties. The Russians-to whom we first adj
vert because they tie attacking party and "a such
must be- regarded as taking the initiatye-have con-
nucdto extend their line Corporations towardthe West
BRIGADE after brigade has been sent in the direction
Of Niddin on the upper Danube and now the front
of tlc Russian army nay be sad to extend from HALE
fat, opposite Widdin TO Crash, opposite hirsoTa' in
direction which equally menaces the road to Constan
tnoplc. end that to Scria and Macedonia. The first
movement toward Kalcft was sufficient to establish
lc certainty OF Russian diversion toward the centers
of the Sa,onic aud Greek population OF Turkey. It
nadc II probable At the same time, that the plan oil
the cpmpaen would be defensive notion aud mere DEM
mstrtons on the direct road to Constantirople with
energetic ocnsiye action on the road to Sofia in SerVia
and Macedonia However, when these movements were
made. the Turks had not declared war. This event
las since taken place and appears 20 have rrated the
Car TO such a degree that he iskely to impart ia
more energetic impulse TO his troops than was preVi-
ousl, TO be- expected. Not only is Prince Iashewlcn,
called TO The command OF the Russian forces,
lut he is also snid TO bring with him 40,0jj sol
dicrs from the army in Poland, who next TO the
Guards and qreuadiere are considered the best troops
in The Russian pay. Such rcenlorcemenis would
establish superiority for the Russian arms
which might Justify offensive action, both on the
Uppcr and Lower Danube while nj the same
tine they might De considered as a countefpol5c
aranst any French and British lorccs that, accord
ing 10 umor are likely to be scu 10 the support OF
+ Turkey. Atall events these Russian Inducements
cannot arrive on tie Danube ntinc Tor operations this
,ea,ou From Wnrsnw 10 bucharest Boy way OF Dab
10 Clatiu and Jassy. the stance is eight hundred
/ nile acros. a country 90 which au army cannot moe
more than e. gLt or ten miles DAY II Viii then bc
three motifs or tl tc beginning OF January hcor'
these irc,h troops can take nap tirir positions ani
considering ilc season Of hc lrai 10 b. svru probable
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