The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07

instead Of being In flight, the Russians II ID sad have
recovered their ground instead Of ntsrcsptin them
through ssryia the Talks II Is nov reported have been
not on fire on the i4th, and the Turks al Oenit-a haze
trosSd the Danube
When examine the intelligence somewhat more
closely II does not appear to be ecve as it looks at
first and the story has evident marks of exsegcraton
TO the government in Paris, and is ayowedly derived
from Russian authorities According to this account
nce Gortchsko had succeeded in defeating the Turks
with 40 0t0 men; and series Of conflicts had also ken
place Giurgevo-a Large island D.nubs-that
place having been lost and several Tina The state
mept that the Turks have ret eae the Danu e at
Oeptza may be true; but before put very large CON
strucons upon such fact we have first to learn
lett bank 1T that spot AT IL it ud imply that
they did not hear of the Of other divisions of
the Turkish army elsewhere The laea words represent
commanding as bring heard from Bucharest in Inc duec.
ton Of the Ddnute and The latest from The Tlrksh
sue Represented car nonadig being heard in TIE direction
Of bucharest The fact appears to be- therefore that
both sioes are using great exeons tn It vary
but that while the Turks have not vet obtained that c
torious possession Of the Principally which prema-
tuTely announced the Russians have no. had sufficient
strength seriously to moest cripple them and that
neither side knows exactly what il going on
The exertions used the Russian size bring rein
iorc mns conscious want Of tre myth adel
to the immediate necessity 1t OF course to be ex-
pected that the sxerons Of Russia would be proper
ton TO h.r and with the immense at
her command she will no doubt BIZ aba bring into
the field such strength will enable her to maintain at
ieat T. respectable appea, ance in the campaign.
In the meanwhile the Russians evidently have suffered
severely, and as the French consul ntmstes it would
be natural that they should put forth the most favorable
accounts In the accounts thus supplied they admit Sc
veral rebufs The taking Of fort al Batoum lin Asia
the Black Sea, Ed HERAlD Iy the Turks, Nth great
slaughter OF Russians is 10 certain esea oored arms
and prisoners TO considerable amount ported
have alen into the possession of the captors the
moral effect of this Of tell upon
Danube, in stimulating the Mus ulmans against an
enemy which if not conquered on:e has at all events
not BEEN found il vulnerable The general tendency Of
the tegence just received is 10 show that noing
csi,S to be expected at once and also suggest the warn
ing that must not put upon these reports from day
day construction too extensive.
CABINET COUNCILS.
The Cabinet Of England almost daily, but what
ever the result Of their deliberations the
enEgheLe on the subject Rumor however, states that
the Emperor Of France continues urge in strong
tie cessity t some active against the
sian feet. Turkey being incontrovertiby state
Of war; and all hopes of compromise at end he docs
not consider that France and England called upon to
remain neutral any longer Such, at least his
ments as represented BY current report The British
government on the contrary, understood to advocate