Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

lhHIAN HiftAHH itAfH INV AAisNl liAAiHh anu IT,
cgitiue Them as friends. Tne, on entering
France th6g were obliged to be liuIe
marc cautious and 10 hold themselves in
praaior uumbar,, although at that iima
tlsiil the rofulalinn OF Franco. exclusive
Of tlas3 with tic army, consisted entirely
of Old men Wam1H aud children. But i
tn Caairas eHiar Lie Turkish dominions.
llHir faal usa vii h lo,i. as they VII he
uufcr lhe Necessity of active as a regulag
force ilrls bsaamins m actual circumference
The Eilss.m#Har hya alaaay .huea
that tn ars#hr#iu#Hs If TafAa4 afe
mot formidable %, after w.ufy yaar- ul
ae.Bai Warfare agaias. this siauias ct iarce.
tie Russiaas ha1c mnde lite Il ia rto.
gfes, and il lhry invade Turkey. the.e ir.
regular. vii iHllici The ,amc punishment on
them that lhrIf GHsaess inflicted M the
French in lSla. lsl3 and lsli Tn IN.
bic circazsitus who lave been fighting
against Rus,a. independent af Turkey,
have been WITHIN iiis slari time taken into
the Turkish army aud il may hs interest.
ing 10 siyea description. By pfa.,ian olii.
ees d the cilasian cavalry. wlo are
about TO iaaa rram.ueag lait ia ias coin.
iua cafi'el lie ays:
In Cip.sau soar. fan,a1 siaallsl.
mt WITH NJ laf.e-laIl Is8.laa finn Il.
\ Aretoi sifel watk laa.sa aaaa INN tie
lasgf mri Of the helmet rulrsts ile front
MI u#f, II the negE, aHl Is '.5f.l fa-eih.
ef under tie chin uud uszih a ..afi ri
'e.t, cit in the poli.h fasliHn. Ilcis o'al
IN sTaeiH q. czf eH nal. consisting 4
szall triah ring pf =esi in'ealwiHel ~
Il afW. .,ga la= uH#t In tazhd el'a#.
Hl h. les from tie g. If the lin laaa
Ia tie tuea aH sn8idai h tin r'aias al
s#eri BE- H'-H u,aH e#r fHrasu#s aai
l=s,i laas feeiaz THf ia lf.a'.. as
ST.. = f...sa %. ars sH5# IaHli srd
H. las alatzH Fa.'ha ra.a. Ii.e=a
dre.H ls.t haH.a. I.s sle Wi.#b
hT throws vrh ur. flrsrav ufrr ff-
bead O.. hs umy A Tm.il s.'fa AND
o. bong Imsi. 4 m.hai lfr 3ar, behind fis
back. ald ta1 cIiiiee luld.u aem. lfs
breast Tta ssi,l With which ihc Cira-
sion. use taeIf weapons i,raaIv lfrrl Dr..
Ngt | m'g au il.m repeatedly trc a. o.
piece a rri lying uu the erigal. u i.N
speed without ever missing.
They pill rol up apiece o., money from
'hr gDual While executing % charge. by
bonding ihem@'yc. round ,a'uv ;ha la, .,'.
u.'y and niyr z.u- tha piece. nltsn'y
tlra ihu.osC. hck into tho adlo-
lby Jna rha ,l#.aa ioi, of cavalry IN
'hg fwkrb service, aai / have .ean Them
w.n charging a'aah 'hair aprrcms with
O. .a'n m glrH how'd uam IN their rri7s
uiih their mui'h l'ry SIN ,prinr on, of
thpu saddles. take aiu Hni frr from behind
lhcir L"r-a.. then jump into their saddle.
again. wheel rcl@l iloir guns as uicy rr.
iua, In ,ulI career They mrpIiret mad.
man ia the alark. and few trmrs carA
Withstand the utter rcgkle.uc., OF danger
lhsy a,iucc.
Thl. account or the Cira ian cavalry
hy the Prus.iuu officer mqy appear incr-ii.
BE lo our he guard. blues anil hoavies
but | do not forget that. while in ISL and
1852 first brought before ihc public III,
power of what snow called "the Mimic ri.
&c. tho ndmircr. or old'Bnnn Bcsaillc,.
ed il right and lcfi. and now there are usar.
Is. IN 1853, urvnrlt of 10000 NJ this i'm.
proved mu.kc, in ihc British army. The
rrr-trr proportion n iho irregular and rag.
nlHr c1yalry uf ihe Turks arc Asn'ics-
Hear what 'lri m 10 Intelligent and c,nnri.
oro'l o1irrr CAPT Nolan. o' the 18Th Brit.
i.h luHar. Hysi in hi. alniral'e bod; on
e.w''y tacjr' Speaking Of the British
cyHlty ho 7Ys:
BY nhinc lesson from me Aiiics
England mish 30 aTm and instruct lar
druannna a- i1 make ihrm cqnal to ans dl
lan orl e1.' 10 singh combat"
or the Enain cavalry Captain Nolan
slys.
Heavy RuUion cuirns,'crs. whom or.
posed 10 the Turks, were obliged IN form in
c'o'e columns nr in squares requiring ar.
iillcry anil iuhutry to pro'oc, them from Ihr
sharp srimilar' Of The Mo.lrms. These
Turks hod no discipline, no lances had
nothing Int their own god swords and
siceds to iruito."
All accounts luicly received are uaani.
nous on the superior equipment and eff
cheney Of the Turli.h artillery. and the
opinion of Sir Charles Opouncll. Of tho
Turkish army now in The field. /, worthy nt
every attention Sir ChntIcsha seen much
service, and be has l''rly heru visiting tho
greater part Of the European armies. lie
says:
Turks are physically fine race Of men.
capable Of enduring fatigue sober patient.
intelligent md al'oyr'hor well cordnrtcl
All is completely European, and the pac.
aior may hero fancy h'm.olf among the
Prus.ian of French soldiers IN tlairrncamp.
mnnts Thay ar' animated byn hnilblc
fa,mr a- their religion md thair country
and aware of thn consequence lo 'hrm NJ
the coming cria. The'rhmljm has ayalt.
ol thrir courage, oul they viIl conquer OF
di, with thrr weapons it, their haull-
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