New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

al Nssses sl"nW srSaaa. H'rns The entrance W
sSs " s>s Sss,Se ~ she show and ScSsSN, With
~sNN ~. s,,vss 1T HNNVss, Snd NOM IN" appearance
.s.,,s. bsssaSa hcee,' 'Ss,'c'ra s'vsnd enc sevs
49, 49, ,Nrs tvs, ,,,,s tcn N. town rises small
Ss,.,ssxl ~s,A teNlf'ss and tH"s Wei CONSTITUTION ~
~ NS s,S AN, 'S SgrSs S S.,sSrs sV sSSsS.
- s..,asss, SN,aS ssN' sans toward 'se ssN SM
:. ,,s.e ~,,,>luing Thew, though yAnmcd w WIN
49, " he svetSs Is furnace " Ss'vN, e"m VIZ"
~. s,rs.tic WlyNtNA ~ hcN,eg shw tW CIV, ow !"
s,,. ~ CIV ps>,Nnsgs t0l Ws hst The whNe ~ 'aNes
Lt.-sls AsNe l~S.a NN~rn,ly cN'rw,T'ctNt ~ VIC 'V
sssA he cN sSsSC castle sesr""Na'N ~ - I'm"
q siVs, s.rvrsgh sn1 extent New ssv az ,u' N', n
,psss st,sVs, WW Il EWvs sNfS'rS 'Neso = w ~ -,
~ ~ latter handsome and se,'T~se r',ssw
...,,va-,> fsg>se el~,s he walls HHsHN~a 'N s
=, a. - rA.st wvsr ssiN burning wIa heVaN,
49, Az ~ s,A sNeN NJ sN JcsNN~Nn' ave suv"V"
S,Ss ne svcnsA reswceN Ase twN WITS y ''S SG
,-,, Ia \. s,sees s,SssaS NNsd lsAc~ ~ tue oNa,'N
N = ~ ,lsrss3 Win nVSS eiNea the wNNs On V'n''
49, eSAAawAA AZ sNN'ssNS eesN ~ "N'vvs", 49, ~
a. s,S~rvS wah NsVs ana lSSSnaVaN we Vi ue1
a. Es~-s.f. N,a>c his cSNsclNNNuse>, stables ami
h,~AS-s sN,lsVd esr SssawSisos. \ m''e seNNad are
y - N, A,>,.Ss Az t,ysnea eaugcy " ihen Snd thy
a., IL f,r sS~vf tktf sgeat h$ The whole rlNc> N'W
49,, a. ne - u had tSASes caNrNHas NNalse's,
= Did rr ~ tlc lguSVS u: hall spoke "; these
- ~ l. an sCora,,eS hospital. beds sill remaining
~ Ne .ss wnserrcNtA lsree srcs N iN'n, Ct inc
NeNrS al vrTtsN "St INNe s~sNs w' "rS~ sSisn
- ~. Ma ~ sf,s,NSncS. which caused neSts ~
s.a,h.sr a. O.ss-ztst We soNn ~ 10 Know nc"
Il - rgr Ass Ire tc~a hSi rot lscoa "'>'rNy'Ni me we
- <fSs, ,,s.> Il ssrrs> sAe HsS>i~nS iaagcaet from
sAs 49, sNVrSrd ~ yin si>e army "a Asa ooH v'
ussk ,tgu~s,sVs ., make re 'Ss.E NV'.'' hc;, tsc
,s. s. (.,-S as. iAe Yss,c ~ .heW Sor'tNe p'1> -,
- - So, 81, CtSGx.sns hN,iaS siipn'S'ed 'nS'
~ Arx slssts Re Scsi-Vyet, except uA.aSF! $500 500,
49, h IS WV scVpsC>A ami Gv>GS'Sn SS'SNemon'
800 r, tsS csrv Vi sAe plsos an;il their broth
- sssa vitae; ta' car tsscst >asay ma Nse Nei,
sss,s ss>a 80" '.Ss'~,,' SIr ,,,s ss~t lem
- S,~y cf CircS>siAn>, some say 'o', Others
go. l. tNAe ycss<SssoL In Consequence disputes ran
- A,t~.r- SscrS As and ITcS>s'ans thc former
.s< =. S-stcri NS,ch the parry say they SHAH
-V ts .s ard keep IT, sad the other that they nave
.Nsnsl .s 4. gs;rs.as GcO,siaHS however ar oH one
S-sA~-~ k.j.h ~in u . p-se well fought for Shamyls
Iz.s-.-. exS S;. -. RsioEm Il communicate WIN 'le
Tu-ks o. icsvi1s Sschan ksleh We male selaaniSn'e
- kA<s; vCeks c; re Caucasus wtch ran inIsn
A. ~s-s "a h<h,Ud betcre approaching heaut haen.
" AsVs Nn fssurS;o "a ne clear a;mAsaS re- no, as
- hs= IAsS soSrn; the view CT me ".ieS pan o.
= ,Sr.v.vs. sns IN the extreme. Tie highest peak
q, ~ fsSs w4s II AiAss srr-ol'din or Inns
~ahaaussnitcezi slow landscape "hieh sh"n never
", I'D tesa tod that RedE; kaleh was deserted by
- y-ss=s o. s.-vnc ~ the plsce The Admiral hotsa
srrs Tulk - e.si-n. but 70 r9ce was 'aSeh rom me
sA-s 70: ever rcd pocket asnck orehei was SHOWN IN
- i,I,r md t<oyls we're riding about on shore
car-y- A-ess 9: r,os sieous tossae@y appearance
49, srS he Admiral went shore aud after confer
&c ttt-y we -: ancer way again, anu ere now anchored
a. Zask Zee where he.e Is large Turkish camp whence
~ /.
a. R-suf NsleA which suspected is still i'll the
ksrss G; the Russians; the marines and marine ar'i
m d TIE s are PREPARED to land WIN bao e bmsy 10
t-rc-c OF TIE Turks, 20 the number of 1000 These
See are evcslsnty armed with French muske'; their
eIc-kr rot good beng both patched and IN noles and
III az heavily laden with large knspsacks but nowih
t;ar6S he- having been encamped for some months IN
q rosi arhesthy place, they are generally hearty ana
.,orr thck-se; fellows and Of capital fighting material
Ther fcers are very $3.50, and treat their men harshy
Zulzk Ice boasts bazaar, long narrow street ed with
o1y ;;,e shops There are great numbers SICK IN the
bc<a for here at Suchun, fever ague and eonsump-
;:or Go their worst.
MAJ a2-And now TO give you an account Of our id
ventures &, Kedut Ksleh. We reached that place at
stOa, clock and before doing saw hosts of Georgi
AIS mounted and interInnged with Cossacks and riding
hard along the beach into the and standing about
the parspe, Of the fort, could distinguish eight or nie
Russian officers by their uniform. The Admiral immedi-
sely sen; flag OF truce, requiring the immediate evacla'
ion the place The officer in command replied tet the
Prince was two miles distant and was necessary to COM
nuricaie with him on the subject Upon this the boat
waited for quarter of an hour live minutes Longer than
agreed upon then showed off, and making signal to the
Admiral Have received no answer, pulled out. They
were ordered back, however, by signal, TO remain
another quarter Of an hour but upon again reach reach
(eorcens and Cossacks all having disappeared as If
by magic On this being made known, the Agamemnon
in meda,ely opened fire, the Turks were got into the
Icats and assembled the Sampson, with few gun
hoat 10 cover them ard waited until ordered to approach
but as the first shot fred thick mass of smoke be,
Gan to rise the town. and soon afterward counted
Ten such ascending straight into the coudsn short the
Russians had fred the town. and right well had they
menced their work. The old Caucasus, VINO shone
against the sky with al his peaks without cloud
echoed loudly the cannonade of the Agamemnon and
Cbareagne and the gunboats and Turks advanced aud
sembarked having had but one gun fired at them from
The Fort The Turks formed upon the beach, the Bash-
Bazouks penetrating the wood their right ald exann
inc the houses and forts in 'front.' skrmshes The Turks
by banks Of the fine broad river toward the
burning town and found that pursuit of the Russians
cut of by the destruction of bridges OF boats Two rivers
one from the south and from the east have their con
fuence here. Turk swan across one with hhe IN ms
month 70 form communication but the of the
enemy had been taken well and but few shots We're
fred at the Of them Meanwhile the ships boats were
recalled and the Turks LEFT in quiet o. ths sde
Of the rivers; the rest tremendous conagration
houses and burnt together furiousy during the
whole of the night and fierce flames and Illuminated
ing through glass down came the steeple of church.
mcst beautifully covered with fame. Fortunately the
wind did not permit OF its spreading more 10 'he west
or the Turks would have been burnt out All the men
in the shps were ready at their guns during the hng,
and the artillery and marines were ready TO iahd IL
necessary. Redu, kaleh the most important point
OF the Russians connecting Tells and the inte'-
ior Of Georgia with the Black Sea- and 1t was
from that place communications were made between the
aso seen in the direction of Pot which most probably has
ehared similar ate that the Russians COM
Ieely shut out in Georg from the Black Sea- ihey had
evidently retained Redut long rs possible, OWING 10 It's
but prepared t. destroy upon al ener
cencv and have no doubt but everything was made
ready to FIRE on our first appearance of the place when
we ko,sted the Turkish ensign. Redut is now the most
important position the hands of the Turks and they re-
oue more men and guns there possible as now
they have but 1000 men TO hold hve positions we are
now Of TO Snope and afterward to join Admiral Dun
das leaving she Sampson TO help to take care Of Redut
Kaieh."
considerable portion of the combined fleet had LEFT
their cruising ground of Sevasopol, and had gone TO
transport troops from Constantinople TO Narna few
eth on the CcVsian coast Admiral Dun
as has teleraphes to his Government thu, the Russian
authorities have voluntarily permitted all french ana Eng
i,h merchant Ships II leave Odessa