New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.

The following is private account of the battle received
from Vienna
Another engagement has taken place, in which fourteen
superior Russian Officers fell The Turks remained masters
of the field and the Russians retreating Bucha
res"
Previous TO the battle the Turk had constructed build
ing and te de Poat Kaefat which served as the basis
of their operations arpears that omer Pnsha crossed
q, three ponts-vih 1000 0eitza 1000 at Kavaehe-
and 2CcO at Gurgevo.
skirnishes continually occurred ct the ouiposts.
Before the crossing of the Danube body Of Cossacks
came 10 the rivers bank and made signs Of insult to the
Eeyptans who rushed TO their boats rowed across the
river in the of the Cosacks fire and having punished
them well and chased them distance inland, re-
turned in triumph TO the camp.
There are rrmors OF several other movements oil the
Turks at different points along the Danube and of the de-
struoton of Russian ct Orsova but these reports
though probable do not rest on sucienl authority 10 sae
as facts.
Sen Pasha las crossed the Russian frontier in ASIA and
o battle has taken place near Baitoum 5000 men were
engaged and both armies fell back as night came on
Alta second battle in Asia the Russians defeated
On the Goth OF October Masko Bey officer OF SelIn
Pashe staff, with small force suddenly attacked by
body of Russian cavalry He fell back fighting toward
the main body Of the Turkish and the battle speedily
became general 1900 Russians engaged in it After
hard fighting tie Russians were defeated and fed pursued
BY the Turks who planted the Sultans standard and made
their Quarters at the Russian position of Oree eight hours
distance from Ciorockdere where the battle began The
Russian force defeated and driven back to Bucharest was
The main body of the Russians under General Danenberg
and 90 0C0 10 10000 strong.
If this be true the ia summed up thus: The Turks
have been the Russians in Asia The Turkish left wing in
Erore has beaten the Russian right comprising their prn
cpa force while the Turkish center has whipped nine
thousand Russians Of Turtuka and is now pressing in
uTon Bucharest
The Car has Issued the following arrogant manifesto
aRv the Grace Of God we Nicholas the First Emperor
and Auoorat Of all the RussasBy manifesto of tho
18th OF June the present year We informed our faithful
and ebe,oved subjects Of the motives which made in
cumben on US to demand from the Ottoman Porte invola
BILE guarantees in favor the sacred rights Of the Orthodox
Chunh We at the tine announced to them that all
our Efforts to bring the Porte by Of ameabe persua
SION TO sentiments Of equity, and to faithful Observance OF
trta'ifs had remained ues and that consequently we
deemed indispensable 10 order our iroopso The Danube
But adopting that measure s:li entertained hope
that the Porte would confess s eo and would resolve TO
give satisfaction TO cur just recomaons Our expectations
have been deceived Il is in vain also that the great pow
es OF Europe have endeavoed by their exhortatons to
shake the bind obstinacy Of tie Ottoman Government II
is BY declaration of by proclamation repleie with
fatal accusations against Russia that replied to the pacific
the ranks Of lis army the revoutionists Of all countries
Tho Pore has commenced hostilites the Danube
Russia Is oked 10 the combat other means Is lett
them than recourse to to compel the Ottoman Gov
erumeu, 70 rspec tire aes and to obtain from the repair
alton for the onses BY which Il RESPONDED TO our most
moderate demands and to our legitimate sOcude for the
defense of the orthodox faith in the East which also the
religion of the Russian people We firmly convinced
that our faithful subjects viii join in the erYent prayer
which we addressed to the Most High, that he may degn
10 bless our arms in the holy and just which has at
all times found ardent defenders in pous ancestors Ia
tsdonfne SD -i non eoHourdar gcerrgm
Done at Harkol tic third day of November, in the
year OF grnce is5 and the twenty eighth Of our reign
THE TACTICS.
The policy Of the Russians Is supposed to be to draw the
Turks from ihcr present advantageous positions TO bring
them 10 battle that shall decide tho campaign The IN
,enton of ocr Is to keep his promise to drive the as
SLAMS from The Prncpaes and 70 make bis headquarters
Mt Bucharest
Diplomacy iags us,lossy In ,ho arof tho lighting AMI
even set hopes 10 adur, mae but moi l altrr decisive
battle sha have been fought condition 10 That to save
i,e Gers emgaf Ffsgfe negotiations shall not De recon
snesd ais, M, engagement ia which the kaaaans ate
w"tsied.
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