New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
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omnainy on the southern frontier Al tie troops Of the
third army corps left in Be-sarabia IN the sprnS are
once march 10 Jassy Iney CONSIST OF the ,ln "'ts"
q infantry four regiments OF s5OJ men eich ne IN Os
ado of foot artillery batteries OF IL guns % nel per
gun ano regiments Of Cossicks each OF 200 men.
corresponden. writes from st. Pciersburg' da'hg
June .:
II has been officially announced to tie Gar that the
eastern European Provinces Of the empire can yeli no
more evos upon the customary principles OF recraihag
The War Minister is preparing new seneme Tor I'LL.
leyies in which large classes OF the population 'he'"
exempt will be made liable TO military duty oFhs 70
the immense numbers lost in hsrassDg marches Ioh5I
the interior the present Ia causing c0nsu OF
men far larger than Europe would be prepared 70 De-
lieve in. NJ.
Pssbkewi.ch wa struck bya ball from the fortress which
inflicted confusion on his side and deprives mn
Of the Of Of his legs. The Marshal ctnsed ln-
self 70 be removed to Jsssy and delegated TO Prince Cor
chakof the chief command Of the Russian srmy'
CoTrespondeDce Of The London Tines
VIENNA, Monday. June 10 ls'i
The Csnveuton has been concluded at C0nstln.inope
between Austria and the Porte relative to the DeanOin
Prnepee: lie principal conditions are sala 20 ~ Ss
enter the Prncipaltes and form defense between nus;
.a and Turkey. II Russia refuses to retire Ag'tri1 val
take such may appear necessary TO insure hr
doing
On the 18th three mines sprung before siisra,
without doing any damage to the walls 80
The Russian sOrrDine columns were prepared 10 mount
tie expected breach but attacked three sides by
fearful slaughter took place and the Russians fed in
The Russians were employed the lih and 18th in re-
moving their deed. -
Three Russian Generals severely wounded, and all
the Russian siege works totally DESTROYED
On the 18th the garrison Of Ruschuk went over to the
bland Of Mokan and destroyed all the Russian works
I there.
vienna, Tuesday Morning. June %, 1854
The following IL from Russian source:
In the action Of the 18Th Gen schilders received
wound which rendered tie srpuation OF hs lett leg ne
cessary ord Prince Gorchak Oh reeeiV ed confusion
"a Turkish brigade from shuna succeeded IN entering
the fortress the 18Th.
Gen Grotenhjelms division is said to have defeated
two Turkish brgades with 5000 cavalry and 10 guns.
We informed by oar correspondent at Berlin % the
Austrian that Russia should evacuate the PPM
cipaltos has created the utmost irritation at 81 Peters
burg, and that the answer was under discussion.
II is said that much disunon exists among the Russian
Generals at headquarters, probably induced by the Ill
of the late operations.
The Turks have driven the Russians ont of Turtukai,
which they have occupied with strong garrison and have
also strengthened the garrison Of Rutschuk The opera
ons against Sisra said TO have been suspended:
Gen LADDERS has been wounded, and Gen G9rcnskon
also but both said to be going on well The lille OF
Gen. Schldors is in danger.
Prince Pasbkiewiicb who was on hi. road cJassy, is
said to have been ordered to return and take ssra at
any cost.
Correspondence OfThe Daily Ysws rno.,,r
The Moaeur publishes dispatch from Bucharest Of the
10Th announcing that since the affair of the 18th before
Silistrio the siege operations had been suspended.
Details respecting the action itself are wanting Is not
said what troops engaged in IT, whether the garrison
the corps sen, to its relief but 1t s known 'ha' frnce
Gorchakoh wounded
Gen Schilders has had his leg ampuated at KslaTash.
Gen Lprandi hiss evacuated Slatna lie rcres with
his division in the direction of Pieshti
Tie story Of the Russians retiring beyond the Puth
not noticed by the Monenf nor Is 10 any way c0nhred
The Daily News, June 81
We now learn from the Moneur that Prince Gorchakoh
hes been wounded This reaches us but few days
after the intelligence that Gen schlders the CHIEF OF the
artillery had been put hors de combat lhis mshap OF
Prince Psshkiewitch. In the Russian accounts OF the
woundng of the eminent Of the Russian generals
that his disaster had been caused By the burst
ing Of shell but then all the world knows oy TINS tne
that the Russians tell the truth. We only know wth
certainty that the three head men Of the Russian armies
against the Turks have been struck by shot ana the
curious question has been asked whether this result has
been brought about by the simple fortune OF war or Dy
the MIME Rife by the hands Of the Russian soldiers
Themselves From all that be CLEANED respecting such
a matter, is just possible that the three generil'
have been struck down by their own troops. All .ne
world knows that such things may happen oil course
"by accident and when we remember the horrible
way in which the poor Russian serfs are kidnapped drag
ged from their homes and Hoggediiteray iogged-tll
they fit like pieces of machine INTO the sone1s ac'P
line Of the Muscovte ranks there to suffer the seres %
in swamp like the Dobrodja il ia by no means DIM
cult to imagine that men in the ranks may adopt reac
but eiecual way Of their own for making Russian
Generals sick OF a contest in which they the common
soldr get only hard knocks without any hope OF promo
ton During an engagement il imps ssbe TO say which
wav musket may be lcvoed and Russian general may
be hit by accident instead Of Mosem patriot IL the
three generals have been accidentally" shot down
by their people the most probable theory about their
mschances that the MIME raes have done the work.
Correspo ndence OF The Dsiy news
STOCKHOLM, Tuesday, June 10, 1854.
News has reached this place the effect that Aimral
pumdge, of tho English Baltic feet had landed looo
from his ships at the captured town OF leabOrg anu
had nj de prize of quantity OF specie:
The French feet the 9th OF June al User
germ. 49,
From Sweden we are informed that every military aud
naval preparation 10 being made. general opinion
expressed that declaration Of by Sweden against
Russia may shortly be looked for.
From Our Correspondent at SOUTHAMPTON
The Vienna paper. announced the i'th ult. that
Prince Paskewitch had received orders from St. Peters
burg TO retire beyond the Pruih and has TO surrender to
the Ssltan that '~materal guarantee SO aroganty
claimed 20 insolenty devzed, feeby, unsklfuly
and pusllanmiously defended.
Whether il be that the Russian Generals found their
positions unter able from the vicinity of the Austrian
army whether the presence OF tho allies ct 'arna has
suddenly impressed them with the hcPessncss OF the
position tn broad river in their pestience in their
ranks and overpowerng enemy in front or wueIner
the series of bloody repuse encountered before the walls
of Sstria whether combination OF all theso crcum-
stances produced this result cannot exactly beknown
but TIE Tines arns that in short time there VIII not
be Russian soldier the western SIDE vi inc r'ef
Pruih. -
The Paris Monitor announces that the 18th June the
Turks made eHdous sortie from Sistrla and attacked
the Russians with great fury General Schaers as osh
gerously wounded and had to be removed to kaarash
II thought that body troops were dispatched from
Shuma II appears that the 18th the Russians sprung
three mines before Sistra without doing any damage 70
the walls The Russian storming columns were prepared
10 mounthe expected breach bat were attacked on three
sides by the Turks. fearful slaughter took pace ana
the fed in terrible disorder The Russians were
EMPLOYED ON the l4,h and 18th removing their desd
Three Russian Generals wounded, and all the nus
sian siece.works totally destroyed. The same day the
garrison of RustcGck went to the Island oil oAAn
! and destroyed all the Russian works there;