New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
THE TURKISH WAR.

Consannope papers Of the oath state that the Turkish
Government refused to submit to three months armsice
demanded by England On the REFUSAL the English Aims
t he'd five hours audience of the Sultan and m cxraord
nary meeting of the Divan forthwith summoned.
AT an entertainment to the English and French AdniTa
given on bound tho Turkish war ship Mahamoud hese
officers were presented to the Sultan, and Ambassador
Stafford made a speech in which the promised ad OF Din
ain was coupled with strong recommendation TO conclude
an honorable peace
The Sultan replied that he desired peace Turkish honor
and ba sovereign rights were respected but not otherwise
Meanwhile we hear of more Turkish victories in Asia
The Russians after three sanguinary engagements have
been driven back from Zol and the forresses OF saa
and Akistan have been taken by assault by Sehm fSha
Tho Russians had attacked the entrenehed camp al baya
cid but were beaten back The Russians also 'alea I'D
,bsr Inst s,temp TO retake the fortress Of st Nicholas
In Tho direction Of Akesa on tho ih engagement OF
magnitude was fought and the Russians were defeated
leaving several hundred dead and wounded on the HELD
Tho 1rr,s have also taken Akhabzkh Russian city IN
Georgia. .,.,oo-..
So hard pressed the Russians in Asia tha loVoO men
which had been hastily sent to relieve thai part "ehe
I5d COINS that occupied Galatz and brai are ordered
70 march bncl into Bessarabla-supPosed 10 nave CONNIE
ton the contemplated operations to relieve the nara
nresd forces in the Caucasus On the line ofho Danube
nancy ,novements of importance have been made Inc
weather OF the last advices was again mid ana Tue o'
falling
The Turks hold Kaeia only the north bank and are
frfvinc It They hold also the Island OF MoAnana oP
poete Gurgovo. .ho
The Turkish division Of the fleet ordered to cruise IN the
Black Sea returned tie 10Th TO tho Bospnofus anu io
sumed IL position before BUlukdere e,
The Turks ore brm full of cxultatlon the spTs Oh ''
reone and army being alike eated to the h'gheS' pcn
The Turkish army continues plentifnly supplied ~S'h
pSovisons leaving unopened the magazines al WARM
ty are paid regularly and havean abundance Oh '0"s
and shoes.
The Russians continue to suffer badly from sickness.
soue Americans names no. given had joined the Turk
ISL camp. o..,
Six hundred Crcassians have assembled at Constants
nope TO form legion under Sofer Bey They will be con
waved with the Polish Legion in steamers OF the ahea
Heets
The cold recently drawn from London by the Viari
sent TO Vienna being nearer for remittance to the army
Russian manifesto permits neutral vessels st 10 ioau
Grain a, Brailow and Calais provided they hold no com
nunica.ion with the Turkish side of the river
The Russian General UruzoG has been removed from
,bs command in ModaVia and is succeeded by Goreha
IoH This is absurd and erroneous. Gosehakoh has
commanded there from the irss-Ed. T'ribl
The Patriarch Of Constantinople has requested permS
SION 20 sccomnanv the Sultan the army to prove that
the Greek Church prefers Turkish to Russian protection
dispatch from Belgrade of the gath Nov says tha the
recent collision between the Turks and SerVahs was less
important than at frs stated only 80 being Killed.
C,rrARo Nov 25-Eucounters have occurred oe''een
the Montenogrns and Turks with loss of life on ooo S
vienna Dec 6-The Russian troops in LHHe " Sla'i''a
have retired before Inael Pachas renewed demonstrations
Gen Fishbaok in command at Krajova Is cruereu ~
mite his forces with Dannenberg at Bucharest