Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-02

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hOnuncaeJ h to the Turkish Minister Paris says
.ie Russians Twice drove the Turks from their pUsun br
a On The third day (by this dispatch called November 4
a ufks dispersed The Russians with the logs above
ne Russian loss in officers particularly severe the
marKsmen having nnpaTcm!'y cndrav 20 pick oil
81 many they could IL IL particularly noticed that The
u'Sdoied officers almost without exception wounded by
he eonica balls Of The c!asscur regiments organized
H. mnicl Of the celebrated French casseurs Of Vlrccnnrs
re Turkish artillery taugily served Fr Russians
s"" stood manuily 20 :teir and the ai had all til.
FIXTURES u pitched ba tie Omrr Pacha did command In
pon Ihr position Of Oenzl is very strong tho left
g 0i the Fuks being protected by The river Argis Ar-
a"ch HE l.ht by swamp npasalho 10 horse, and the
' by lh2 fortress of Ssril and the fort If Tuukl -
ite gunnrrs in ruraSai fired with such precision during
vac battle, that the shots pa sing lie heads Of the Turks
VI great execution among the Russians. report says
| 1e Russians lost eight guns.
Referring 10 this engagement Vienna letter f the l0h
s'ys: III is not likely that the following startling
VII hnd lis way into the papers, but may rely implicitly
n It's truth The victory OF the Turks (Which owing 10
eac'ery WIS more complete than is generally supposed.-
me ouip"ss nearest tile iivr Poles and they
permitted the TURKS without giving OF their
.pFroich but actually assisted lfm in the work Ct death
Inc lasted with slight ntcrmssin twenty eight
heurs He date was mistake the a!air began The
night between thr lst ami II. ana aslei 10 The 81
On learning The defeat o Danneu5crg O!cnilzl Prince
UoftsclaR0 wilhon! delay took measures 10 attack the
Turks they had tine recover from the casualties Of
me urner acliOu. Win this he lett Bucharest The
S a the head OF "a GUU rce rGnps and MED by
hIs entire Stall, advanced upOn Olcnilz The Turks
that position only 600 strong legs the hors De cobu
OF The Previous halticprobaby 600 in dead and wounc
a'ks being in force higher up tho river would doubt
come up in time 10 take part In the fray.
Al the date when correspondent prepared his
tuesday evening. Is h) already flying lhck
II the battle had fought. One account stated
camstanlisy The Turks had BEEN sasousy defeated
nLd driven the river. Another account stated, no
les positively, that the Russians had with terrible
r'lse The locality Of This battle Is vaguely called 'thc
,eghbortood OF BechsesL" Another report says "bc-
"ween Wiidn and bucharest" And t'rt DESPATCH pro
nuiGated BY certain SPECTATORS said under lhn Walls Of
3GcharcsI and that "he Russians attribute 10 themselves
che victory" AMI yet another that the
gh took place at K.anva-which Is The likely to bc
orrrc learn that the 81 inGi the Turkish fnrce
k1a!a was awaiting rcniorcemcnts to march upon FRA.
pva.
That battle has been fongh appears highly probable.
from Vienna we learn that fighting certainly going on
lear Bucharest on the morning o! the lin.
GREAT BRITAIN.
IL continued to be generally circulated that parliament
will be called together early dale. This however was
Unlikely 10 be The cosc unrss yet graver c"ens should
'ur
q Cabinet Council held Saturday, l2th Tic re-
suit o! The deliberations werc usual, Kept secret,
The Cars declaration o had been duly discussed by
he London press They do relish it, Of course but have
allied 10 say thing particularly noticeable So lar as an
opinion be formed from the Of the newspapers and
u conversation, there exists unwlngnfss 10 believe
hat Britain be forced into any active display Of osli!
les The wish appears 10 be- decidedly that she should
lot Notwithstanding the readiness OF France 10 engage In
he fray.
Captain ng!efcd narrated 10 the Royal Geographical So
cty at the irsl meeting Of tic season, thc history Of his
md Captain hcClHre3 adventures in the Arctic
Seas. Lieut. Ercsswcl! also made few remarks. Sir
toderick j. Mnrcson who presided having read letter
rom Captain Lecture, congratulated the scient3 void on
he practical discovery Of the Northwest Passage, snd
uped England would also eneavo 10 accomplish The North
ast Passage to Behring's Stras conversation cnsucd
N the snbIect in which Captain Bcecly and Others took
ar; the opinion seeming be that the Northeast route
oud not be accomplished in season. even Win me aid
II steam
II WAS further mpcd that The recent discoveries have
nv-d conclusvry tna franklin and hs narry must have
assed through Wellington Straits 10 the north, and have
ubaby reached open and that there lhcy must he
ought for if sought for al oil. II was mentioned that
200 sterling had been collected monument To
memory OF Lieut.. Bello With this money II was in
erdcd erect cenotarh at G'cenwich and hand over the
alnncc mother and sisters Of Re!Dt who poor.
The Directors Of the East India Company gave dInneF
d Governor Of Bombay Like everything pertaining 10 te
India Company it was prcy much "l lafnhy rniV
FRANCE
There Is very prevalent feeling that France ana
annot avoid being drawn into active hostillties 10 'c
is even said that The Frcnch Government has propnira 10
3,in ~ cncp 10 ORDER the fleets the Black Sea- so!y
,o.s ,ha, al dinner wrck al ST. Cloud, the tmpeior
several ncnculs who at table, snd Wile
his anxious desire for honorable peace that Ius
m had gone too far and that he thought the moment was
II hand ~h.n neither honor interest would peh' 'e
sword of France sumbe any longer in lis scaoo1,a
The Czar's manifesto caused great sensation IN
Il generally regarded as contempt uohs "elhe ~ VIC
Vcs,crn Powers contempt Which ne lernerss ~ "1'l
incr,acy had provoked The maNi!esn was nccc1 IN lhs
,pirit by almost all The Pans piess III" oical nonHeu
.ays: awe give .is document in iuI but cnns,'e'
sal
none on tsmperaely but distinctly, 10 show mat inc mh"
eslo tissue Of misrepresentation coneluits oy ays
our Intention cannot be TO enter mere
'us cGmprehrndit The truth aa 10 Inc real s''ua'o VI
'lhinpB" 4,
,rssson in the Gunds The Constitutional expresses eX
eme surprise ard profound regret at Tue nlti''nh ; M ~
she Gar had seen fit assume. Inc rays says " 10
,i. nit ho.r the Car attempt 10 MAINTAIN u,t ~
ih p,rrr ,yhoghas nfrinsed treaties. The Sc'ete aitr
mnTyenG how RUSSIA could dare 10 assert that she had
been provoked to war, continues ie Nanons VINO a,u
mot been dcsuocd of their intelligence oy dc5pots hho"
, VIM VIZ; Ie r MiosaI,s ~ "but TO entertain any
that his standard will forced to drnw hack Is 10
'havc no faith either in the two great Na''ons VI ''P
''or in The providentaI law OF Progress. r,,o,o,r
The Prcsse is still more warlke; II says @ -;
'conileration may yet be prevented, ou 1ic @ H "u, ny
"o ,pnv 10 the Cars manifesto by putting IN line as many
shs OF war as the OF the season VIII admi', anu Wy
s'caing to arms many soldiers ns would Te @
"supposng Austria and Prussia cons'ranea oy ltusSa,
be- naIcbipc in her wake The Only way 10 Keep hs
"nme from spreading is TO be prepared ior Inc "o' "
"Jnce"
The nosirion OF Austria in IN: cntang ement5 o nc
is vet undt fined notwithstanding statement pus ol
some of The German papers that Nj de biucI % faalIy
sructrd TO notify the Porte that Ansui nat IN o.s
wkdrawn Its representative from The conferences S ~
sion al Venns is be considered nen'fa' W. w. @ hr ~
probable statement y MACE Ed aa onhou for the pu,
So m cI.rIv deGoinq The position that Austria VIII assume
in any contingency that may afise'
scHAMYL AND THE CAUCASUS
TRANSLATED fl O n the Paris Constitutional, NoTcm'etl
The recent appearance of Schamyl in the rch plains o,
ii, concdin9 with the lasl news from the DANUBE ns
III T enddrn piyen TO the Of the CalcasuS aha " 's
ohir European importance which they oi MOI POSSESS
hfore The sudden attack Tfs by 2UoOo @
!. nnr only The most incident OF sus2e ~'e'a
lasted for half century, but Tho hrst epssoue o'
in which the whole world takes an interest 81
nmhhc attention has turned spontaneously loWalus 90
aucnsian summits which Mithridates niohe "as "i
nnourr and which now hold in check all the io1ces VI
Schamy is tenceiorward The most enefgeHc auhl",y
Of be porte in its heroic effort for Independence u W
odcrs will VIC thins be glad TO hear some parcua's
.rac,no This extraordinary Schamyi has oee o.,e
cpmnared 10 Abdel Kuder, aud there 49, IN iac' soe
S,uiaen h, Two leaders Bo!h arrived al le ch'el cum
md by the prestige OF their religious inspiration
,han hv their courage aud personal ability: BON h h
t ,hn;r ohrc the enlranchiscmcnt Of ihcif race a'
ts;nn of ,he tribes which compose ~ unce 'he auo,
1 ,bir s,e chief But ABIDE! Kader was only haIl, a
b ,vas Obliged TO borrow from civilization part ol m
aourccs 10 maintain himself 80 long Schamy a.Iu ~
@ nc col himself up as the second prophet OF l'hs -
no declared himself sent BY God 10 complete r ,o
W.bon,a and particularly fuse into one tne ~" s,e
,;ris;nns Of O.Eer and Ali he persuaded MS io.o s
h,I allah dictated him his will IN pcio7'cn' ' 49,
L in that way he succeeded in creating a,"i'o 49, w.
mn indumjtahie nnd dcvoed body OF troops H!' n,
nhoIienc. dues not give way before any uuns''i ~