New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
THE GENERALS AT SHUMLA.
ID The Chronicle. Special Correspondent

From The Chronicles Special Correspondent
SHrMLA Monday, May %, 1854.
This dsy and the two previous have been times of
great here On Saturday little after midday
large body Of troops marched to that part of the plain
where The VMna road pases. Some time after the Pa
shas with their respective suites left their quarters and
Joined the troops. number Of movements then took
hat was to be made on the arrival q the foreign Generals
and other us0us strangers, who were Immediately ex
pected AT this tine the weather was very good and the
wat number OF officers of rank in proportion TO the troops
on the ground gave the gay appearance About
O'Clock rain thunder end lightning followed
to fearful degree The troops were exposed to the whole
force Of the sor there being nothing in the shape of
shelter for Of them. Having waited for long time
without any appearance OF the distinguished party
approaching s%ssl pS win vi ,,d his ' ,ss Started
He lode for several miles and then assembled ar emf
norcc, from which good prospect could be had lie
looked and looked for considerable time, but made
discovery lie returned TO the troops and after waiting
for another hour the order given TO them TO leave the
ground. The plain by this time had become little
part Of their bodies dry. The Generals did not arrive
that evening The fury the clements ecuay stopped
their march, They took refuge in deserted village where
there was neither food nor beds to sleep They started
next morning. ard on reaching the plain they found tho
troops drawn up In the same manner they had been the
and Lord Raglan With their Omer Pasha tho
Scrnskier the Capudan Pasha Generals Yusuf Cannon,
and Rose Captain Simmonds Of the Engineers and Cap
tain GayoDi OF the Sandman army review of the troops
took place. The foreign Generals were astonshod at the
excellent appearance of the men, and the creditabe
in which they performed their ovoutions Marshal
ST. Arnaud then ADDRESSED the army in the usual French
style. His words interpreted by dragonsn ON the
spot Business being breakfast given to the dis
fngushed strangers and the pashas who were in
tents When you hear tina! part Of the bill Of fare was
four roasted lambs may be satisfied that the breakfast
such not to bring OoI Pashas hospitality dis.
rePute.
Omer Pashas attention his guests during the whole
Of the Journey from Wanna has been spoken Of as most
praistvolthy
Lord Raglan having rested for some time in Shumla,
accompanied by his two Aidesde-camp, Gen Cannon and
Capts. Smmonds and Gavon inspected the forfe atoms
on The nights; and notwithstanding the many kinds Of
Notifications which he have in other parts Of
the works here or course it not the strength but
the great extent of the works which was to him matter of
To-day at clock in the morning. our ilus,rious visi-
tors took their departure The pashas and number Of
regiments turned ont the plain There was ono batta
ion Of the Sd Egyptian Regiment one ditto OF the 9TH
mtnts and artillery part of which Egyptian As the
party rode along the ne Of troops the generals lifted their
caps and bowed in the most courteous manner. When
tey reached the end Of the line they dismounted all the
pashss did the same the latter formed into circle
and the foreign generals went into the middle OF H. and
took leave of them. Carriages were in waiting for the
PARTY Marshal ST. Arnaud and the Seraskier occupied
the ksi Omer Pasha and Mr. Ellison of the British en-
ba@y Constantinople the second; General fusuf ana
the Capudan Pasta the third and Lord Raglan the
fourth. number Of distinguished officers connected
with the allied and Turkish armies rode horseback
About seven miles from Shumla halt was made Omer
faSno lett MS the Otncrs nc tVoh
ave of the French msrshs then of the Seraskier and
Capudsn Pasha and lastly of Lord Raglan. His
saton with him lasted quite long that which he had
with all the other parties.
Lord Raglans unaffected manner has made very ia
yorable impression on Omer Pasha
Omer Pssha the last TO quit the ground and having
asked General Cannon take in his carriage drove
scrsss the plain and ON his way to town inspected part
Of The works that had lately undergone Improvement
VARSA, May 90. =
II /, erroneous to call Marshal ST. Arnaud the Command
Chief Of the allied forces certain general plan OF
has been agreed between the three generals but
each has his own separate and perfectly Independent COM
Dand