Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19
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| DsJ.a. " "a. Turkih F:res.-L loss Of 5000 Af...
We have beioro bad of the battle fought n,
oiursheu on the 4h eth) Of June. ending with the do.
Of sem P.sha aud subsequent retreat to Churuk
The following Is the Russian verson Of tho s,ir A,
tsppeared in the Georgian Gazette of the 9Th (sist
The newspapers in Persia copied t. and the Russian
parsans 10 that country had made the best of IL aud ara
looking up once more:
'tiod has again crowned our arms with success. Nav
His enemies always y before Him cha before the wind
"Without loss Of time pablsh the news OF another
victory which brave troops have gained over the Mus
sulmans whom the Almighty has visited moro with
His wrath.
"whe Lieut.. Colonel Prince Eris,oG was defeating ON
the eth Of May 18th Of Junc) Turkish corps at Nigo
k aud entirely anuhili,ing It, Gen. Prince Andronko
mskog bis dispositions to advance Ozurghctti with
large force On tho 9eh OF May ooh Of Juue) he con
cen rated at Tehekctaeus eight baons OF infantry with
10 pieces of artillery aud advanced the main road
ing to ofughctu, while Col korganoH with six batta
ions OF Infantry and guns marched In tho direction of
Akty. In two DAYS bridge thrown across tho river
Soupsa on the snd Ith) of June the several detachmeus
were concentrated III good order at vlsgc eight mile
distant from oxurShet, wherc they passed tho night Our
forces iollows;-fourteen battaous Of infantry
is pieces of cannon four hundred Cosacks 500 mounted
Gcorgans 600 lmertian miliamcu, 600 Gourieian mi
ltiamen, and companies OF Sappers.
The Mushr Selm Pasha the commander 10 chief OF the
| Turkish forces, having heard that were throwing
bridge the SoupSa issued orders tho generals
under his command to concentrate their ozurg
hetti and no himself hastily abandoned GourieL Next
day he abandoned Ozughet also and with much pro-
cips'on that several hundred sick LEFT in the hos
pitfalls lie then took up excellent position tho other
side OF tie Tchook between Kakonthi and Djbsndjour;
his forces consisted Of l bs,taons Of regular infantry,
batalons of redis 900 miamen, aud Is pieces Of
artillery.
"on tho morning Of the 4th Cl6:h) of June, General
Prince AndronkoG sormcd the cncmy's position. Eight
bstslions OF Infantry with pieces Of cannon and mil
aucu, attacked their LEFT wing, hattaons with pieces
Of cannon, attacked the centre while 600 mamen and
some Georgian cavalry ordered to turn their right
wing All tho rest of troops commanded by Colonel
Korgano6, formed the The movements all
executed with the greatest cooness and precision. Our
Il .n, frnp,
troops by the OF the ground that they
persuaded that principal attack would be direct
| ed against their right wing aud centre.
"Our valiant troops full Of confidence in the justice OF
their cause, and that the Almighty with them
rushed with fearful vehemencc against the enemys left
wing headed by Generals MAY del and Drummer. Coufu
sion spread immediately in the Turkish ranks and all
for moment in the greatest disorder They rallied how
ever again. their up aud fearful combat
took place hand to hand All their efforts vain
Our batslons and our cavalry kept pouring The
tery advanced and poured in grape and she'll Gen. An
droukoh, himself everywhere TO be seen-who could
resist U.S. Tho Enemy wavered broke aud then it
general saure oui E.ut.
"Incredble the slaughter. Those only of the Turks
saved themselves Sho took refuge in dense forest Their
loss was enormous-nearly s,o00men!
Three fortified camps, all their ammunition and bag
gage Is pieces OF csnnoa, So ag immense quantity
Of arms, are our glorious trophies.
God be praised Glory to Car May his enemies
no COMPOUNDED
'Jsu ie. Domino sperdri, conf unGar IN eernn.n"
Subsequent adyccs tom tue Turkisharm in Asia have
shown tina! this defeat has since been partially redeemed
b! tho Turks in successful ambucide
SPAIN.
PAkis. Monday morning.
Gen Fspartero made his entry into Madrid on the goth
lust
PARIS, Sunday, July so, r. VI.
teeyraphic despatch FROM DIyonuc, dated the ogth
and given in the Monteur that, according the
accounts from Madrid, IL Queen had addressed procla
nation 10 the population which has been very ell
crivei, that the National G-ard doing duty the
Palace with the infantry Of tue line; THAI Madrid
Tranquil and that Gen San Miguel vas most active in the
maintenance OF good order. The despatch
IONS that the Gazette contained the proclamation above
alluded in which Her Majesty expresses every conf
dencc in the Spanish people and in Marshal Esparero
and promises that the Cortes shall assembled and the
letter received from Spain announce that the country is
tranquil.
Much anxiety ia manifested to whether the Generals
such as ODonue the Oonchss S: ready operate
with Esparero the work of regeneration private letter
that 0Donuel has already transmitted from Sew lille
despatch announcing that he preparing set out
Tor Madrid in order place the force his at
the disposal Of the constituted government This promi-
well. aud If the other military chiefs initiate his ex-
ample the danger of anarchy will be diminished Ii is
curious speaks of Naryaez lift be that he has
played double part in this business has stated
the time to profit by thss passed away 1t is almost too
late for him TO be appealed to the honme necessdre
and military dictatorship in the Narveaz fashion is
| scarcely possible.
The coal product OF the present year from the Penn.
aylvauia region 254 433 TONS aud from the Maryland
gop notwithstanding the disadvantageou uence of
the heightened strike there 90 90 in advance
the product last year. making total increase for the
present year OF three hundred aud and City thou
tons The coal consumption for The present year
estimated al tons, allowing increase of If
teen per cent the consumption fast year. similar
rate OF increase in the regions for the balance of
year would make aggregate increase the produc-
ton cas year OF 100000 TONS and render their
joint product about Of This Il will DE SEEM