New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
TIE EASTERN W.IP.

Tie answer from England ard France 10 TIE Russian
irQuries respecting tie entry Of the fleets was delivered
Oh tie let Of February the Ministers in London and
Paris The terms of the reply did not tTanspre but as it
could not have differed from the comm lncshon already
Gddresed verbally by Sir Hamilton Seymour for Britain
and Castobacc for france the Cabinet a. 81 Peters
burg it was considered that the Cars instructions left his
Ministers no alternative but TO leave Paris and London
alhough this might not be for some days.
Orders are unGersood 70 have been sent 70 the British
ana French ambassadors ss ST. Petersburg to demand
Their passports
Count Orolr was at Berlin, where the Prussian Cab
net had been summoned to meet him. From Berlin
be Yves to proceed to Vienna.
Count Oro mission TO Vienna Is said to be to ask per
mission for Russian force to pass through Hungary 81
further reported that if Olof fails the Car vii himself
visit Berlin and Vienna to Use his influence win those
Courts No symptoms are apparent that he viii yield
There is no political news of special Importance, If
We except the report whehis generally credited that
great battle has been fought at Kaletat the Russians
having been repulfed with great loss.
No change had occurred in affairs al kalefa a. the latest
authentic dates.
On the Danube although absainng from grea; opera
tions the TURKS give the Russians no ret.
Fighting had occurred ct Gurseva near Oleniza, nsar
Kalarosch Sihtra, TurkuIay, Mashin, Pelenkas haho
dia Islas Toiuow, sc, sc.
From Asia we have nothing Of importance except tia,
General Guyon was to Cross he frontier to attack AezAn
drisnople
Col Den who had been sent by the French Government
TO report on the condition of the Turkish Army on the
Danube pronouacs 20 keep the Russ ans IN check Tor
long time, although deficient in cavalry
Two French officers are to report on the Turkish
Asatie force.
A rumor was very curregt Of a naval engagement. be
tween the allies and the Russians Il the Black Sea win
Le destruction of the Russians but has not been con
fruCd
par of the allied feet had returned to Conssntnople
to escort Turkish supplies to varna-
An authentic private letter from Bucharest of the
18th states that the advanced guard OF Ostenackens
CORDS arrived at Bucharest the 4th, and the ain
body on the llth. The soldiers were in miser able
condition. having been forced 10 march for fifty miles
over the worst roads under pelting rain. Th nor
tally among them had been enormous ETery regt
rcsnt had suffered more or less.
Tie rear guard vas not expected til the 9th. The
positon Of the troops was rendered wors by orders
70 continue their route to Ksleiat after rest Of On,
three days
/ Cen Gorchskof, having received ia fnal instruc
tons from St Petersburg lad sent .orwarl his heavy
artillery and was preparing to leave Bucharest, FOL
IinIe WauscLia Tie campaign had not assumed 4
favorable appearance, and it was believed that Cor
chakoT would rot have us dertaken the prOpose'
operston if lie had not rec eged imperative orders
40 so from the highest an lh0ri;y.
norton of the Turk n feet had gone % Eyp. 70 shI
i2cco wen tired nc ors ncudrs ono regiment Of hsl'l
fri.ery, much wsL-ed a-l oue regimen. Of rie1n'n'