New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-11

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80 :riSo y be done by makilg llag de'olr ana
trrtir tb~> n the revo.'ed Districts posing Is 70 %
A.. dor. - ru,,e- jaLins u " military Dr'e
Wk1 Il - en- took place on land there wls a.
,et;or In ~ NJ NJ between the Turkish guard all
and Creek cutter l.. eeA merriam; vs.-ei AlSh W..
cen " led to ie4ve The ha 0o' ss,,S - 80. IN
made ouicry about this t1Ieat Iel ~ GO t'
susrd skip added fuel to the I'm -. 80 r. -,
s. nd the merchant ship 70 the bot;n. II !. 49,, y,
It's moorius Ofcourse, the Greek q. yer 'Aa ttpPsns
10 be at anchor there took tn par, OF il, eolnyma 80
after some pros and cons il poured brOA sue i-o 'A7
guard ;hr, aid the later went down.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
A uuuicaion iou Berlin Feb. p, says ~ to
assist him with his counsel Another rhapsody b>s
been published by authority and circulated s. Peters
burg in which the Emperor Il aPcsrophed as the greatest
nan uron earth, before whom the vain Frenchmsa sn4
proud Enesbman bow. The latter are called race OF
miserable pgmes speaking big words but white IN the
face with fear All TIE sea and land forces Of the empire
n 10 be called ont.
The St Petorsburgh military papers of Feb ID. publish
the rerort Of Cen Nrangel respecting an expeittpn
against the Tschetchen at The pass of Chaks The re
port thar the m0uutsneers made stubborn resist
ance broke through the Russian ne took several prison
ers besides the Russian wagons and oxen, but were az
length defeated with the loss of 800 men AMI 100 horses
The Russian loss the customary " one CossacS
The last from the Black Sea state that Ia con
sequence Of orders received from St Petersburg the Rus
slams had Despatched troops and ammunition t. hsia
where the authorities are occupied IN placing the forts
round the tOs in STATE of defense theOdpsia or MAI
fa is maritime town in the Crmoa, situate in bay Of
the Black Sea Its port is large and much fequented IL
situate at ABBOTT Toe kosers of Smfsropo chief
town Of the government Of that country
An order OF the dsy has been published in s. Peters
burg commanding that twelve fri ates and coTvettes h
be prepared tor sea- az the breaking up OF the ice and a
pointing officers TO command Them.
From the frontier of Poland learn that the troops in
tie Russian Orresses in that kingdom have been marched
To the Of war and their place supplied by CosacSs
The combined fleets still at Beicos. where they
av sit order from their governments explanatory Of the
Arnha zvto FINN
the ACmrAls rs 10 tue purport of those instructions
Some incl sraeiits at Adrianope nave raised tree
corps Of their brethren The Sultan has accepted the
services Of is members and presented to Two banners
of which bears three golden fishes and the other
p1vste dispatch dated Bucharest Feb L. states that
every thrg indicates the mminence of an important move
meut Troops are concentrated ia great numbers by tho
Russians urgevo and Oenitza and by the Turks at
kustschuk and Turuka as If passage OF the Danube
were intended or expected
KRaJovA, Feb i2-B tn Russians and Turks are re
cevine large Inducements Skirmlshes are becoming
frequent the Turks harrassng the blockders al al points
AT bucharest It announced the 7h, in the Russian
En- hat he Turk completely shuup IN Caleat
ORsOyA Feb l2-The garrsOns OF Belgrade, Uzlza and
Toko have received reentOcements OF Turkish infantry
To the number Of 500 men.
BroHAErsr. Feb I'm the skirmishes the eh bank
of the Danube since the Sd the Russians had 500 killed
Accounts received from Wsllacha show that important
events are anticipated in the Danuban Provinces Every
preparation was being made for great bsttle Letters
Russian troops toward Kalaat was ncessant Gen Cor
chako had held several Inspections troops at Gurgeyo
and Oontza where large bodies were being concentrated
Gen Schiller had made similar preparations opposite
Buschub end Gen. Luders was preparing TO operate on
the Lower Danube The troops which arrived in Bessa
rabia from Moscow had been sent forward to hia anu
lsmail.
Letters ir, St Potersburgh of the lOh state that
financial crisis prevails in that city Money has become
extremely scarce and Of the transactions have been
adjourned Trade is completely paralyzed Nothing but
paper seen and the principal houses avoid engaging m
important operations. War is considered 70 be neyaOe
il is however any thing but popular in that capital The
beet trooTs have been marched to the seapos where i'm
quantities Of munitions of war are being accumu
lated If collision akes psce it will be terrible and
decisive for Russia is displaying all her resources
forced loan Is contemplated
Foreigners are quitting st Petersburgh and Moscow en-
mdsse In this last city the party is Predominant not
mong the upper clauses, but umong the ople The
Car greatly esteemed by the multitude who have been
persuaded that tae Anglo French are determined TO de-
stIoy the Greek religion and the maritime prosperity OF
the Empire Enlistments are easily effected provisions
are everywhere abundant, but arms and uniforms will
soon be exhausted in the Government stores
Tie LonGOR Times gives the following apparently au.
henc account of the loss Of the Russians at the battle Of
Ciate;
WissiHg-l Colonel.
JJ0unded-9 Colonels Majors subalerns and men
severely wounded $50 wagon loads The slightly wounded
had TO 90 foot to krajoya.
The Turks had 300 killed and 700 wounded The Turk
ish artillery was directed with fatal precision, and ono
Rufsan regiment was nearly snnihiated.
LONDON PEACE SocIETYs DELEGATES TO ST. PETERS
following account is received Of the inter
view between the London Peace Delegation and the En-
peror Of Russia:
A letter was received on Wednesday by Mr.. Pease of
Darlington from his brother from 81 Petersburg.
Mr. Pease that the depusion was admitted to an
audience of theEmprOr hch lasted nearly half an hour
The Emperor received them most graciously and ex.
pre- himself much pleased with the object OF their visit
and the motives which induced them 10 make so long
Journey The Emperor afforded him every opportunity
10 exuefs their views aud stated 10 them at great length
hat he thought Of the present state Of affairs lie sad
II ey should leave without being introduced TO the En-
pes and on the Empress entering the room the Emperor
exIaned the object Of their journey On taking their
The Emperor shook them heartily by the hand and
on quitting the palace they much struck by the cor
given to three plain, humble simple men OF
peace
MIR Joseph Surge, another of the population states
ID the Gar received himself and in the
courteous manner and listened with the greatest attention
the address which they were dePned to present to him
ere induced hope from the tone and manner OF the
Emperor that be was not nsensibe TO the appeal, al
though the doputatOn not equally confident that
would have the effect Of staying the Warke preparations
which were going on all around them At the conclusion
Of what may termed the official Ndence, the AutOcra
introduced the deputaoD to the Express by whom they
" ere most graciously received.
possible during their stay in 81 Petesburgf appears
that their presence in the capital OF Russia creates no IN
nsder6be degree Of interest among the lnhabtans
that hen they observed the streets they not
unfreaue nily followed by crowds Of persons who take
favorable interest in the object Of their mission
M Surge had intended to be in Birmingham on Mon
1ay pex but the Request Of the Emperor the deputat0n
have determined remain in St Petersburg day or two
longer than originally purposed TO continue:
ESGLIsH AsD FREScH TROOPs ~ TUREEY.-A letter /
from Vienna Of the eth instant states that s an error
20 suppose that the British auxiliary corps will at the
DospbOus in order 10 defend the passage OF the BakiHs
with the Turkish army Of reserve The late Governor OF
adrauople low Cabinet Minister disapproyed Of that
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