The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10

Wsnacha ~ muft In three four exceed 30 GOO
the extreme end - immensely long uas u ops
rstons only explained BY the f,a that during the
last twenty six years Moldsvs and wlIachiA we'd
as IN servk generation has grown up under the
ags OF native institutions 10 which tales Of the former
eruses OF the Turks are little more than stories from
the Arabian Nights Eater tsinuents' besides the re
eous char cer which Russia desires to give to the
sent war will not tAhe root here.
This is the only explanation ~hlch can be given OF the
Asemesge Of such large number OF Russian troops 10
tbs par OF the country; but 1t is almost ncomprshensi
BILE Why the Turks who, three or four weeks since hA1
troops AZ those above maDtonsd did not venture
ond RadosAn snt attack Krsova Is possible that
they desired by their prudence to give tbs people Of Ea.
ropesn Turkey higher opiaon OF their military taca IS
thsn they had before entertained Be this it may,
hard fought and bloody battle took plscs the
and picture que terrain which extends In south yes
Citale (Zta 10 the west. from that placs 10 Plsuz1A
in the north and frem Psuzra II An sastery dreation,
Thus the OF sction formed an oblong extending
from east 10 r,st.
Toe lnict. which bsgan on tn. 9th, has continued
Until day, and less abs to conclude wha. viii
he i sue 1t IL outside the Turkish fertilization and
presents most advantageous geld for cavalry operations
The river forms around KaatAt the
OF which extend to the Danube eith sids. Their
extent is considerable, and oompetent judges praise them
highly Through the middle u these Notifications
the road from KAlAiat TO Krsjova. The Turkish ont
picksis are Coron, tbs sscond post station towards
Krsjsva The Russians are At R,dor.n. Bstwssn these
tro lies the village Of Crucea where the outp,sts
often came into ,ontact that . pitched battle
generally expected 1t appears however that the
lsses lying betvse. Conan, Cisls and sslcsa their
presence there Was an impeachment to Any greater opera
lion sgainst KslafAt
During several days before the 9Th, sktrmisaes had
taken pl.c. the plain to the north Of Cixs They
were principally oomoats between the Turkish cavalry
and the Cos< AdIs and led In syls Of whish peo
pie 10 Europe hardly form IN adequats idea. fhe
frequent recurrence OF these skirmis1es caused
or IN The orn,sr, the Russns mad SEQ loot 400
horse, and fss sios of Coisaks, making altogether
more than 600 men Tbs Tuk' ON the hed OF battle,
tabf ,hara M
At noon after oAnnouade which lasted about quar-
ter OF an hour the Turkish cavalry commenced the
engaged with the right wing Of their advsrsaries
A;out Turkish battalion took the bAyonet ADD put
hvE Russian companies 10 fight three OF which were al
most anriblated At this moment the Turks took Ave
accord re TO Roe guns The Russians repulssd
snd towards three o'clock II seemsd the battle
1T sn eni. The loss already very great both
sides the ere Of the artillery had ceaed from
the comm Of the engagement Soon after thrse
ol cs however 600 fresh Russian troops which had
come in forced marches from RadovGn appeared, xnd
the hiot renewed After trems exsrtiors
the Russians succeeded urpg their guns and
drivrg back the Turks two English miles and half in
the direction OF .is!e this point the Turks we're
reinforced and having made another stand the BATHS
continued until evening ssts Both armiss retained the
potitiorB they occupied before ths battle b.gan Yes
tsrdsy, the 18th, at b,eak Of day the Ras,sni made
another npt to eislodgs the Turks from CAls but
after sn engagement which lasted an hour and hall,
they forced to retire. This sanguinsry b. tia
thus wthoat retut though the loss either Bids must
be equal to hat sustained At OlsLrzs
0re az the pei from whom have these particulars,
aw The greater part OF the battle the H. from behind
the Raian lres ard he gives both PARTIES the create at
credit Ter tfeir det rmned That part OF the
Turki corps which suffered most severely, batts
ion OF regulars which posted the spot where tbs
Russians, Atsr fearful shsdeios Of blood, Iecspursd
tteir gums. On comparing the various accounts which
have hi hsrto reached should say that b)th sides
ab ut sb hSndred nea vera left dead on the dsd And
that the nunter OF wounded re than double The
ct bias begun sssin IS day. csanot close my
mubicAton without srkisg that II the struggle has
been deadly outsics the Turkih fsridcAtions It is
FAR " ~ ia hal
NEWS FROM THE FLEETS.
On the 9Th Janssry ~ II O'Clock moroing, last OF
the English sno Frerc fl cts on. OF sight from tho
farthest point Of llnd also the Turkish convoy
consisting Of Ave frg.tes and six Transports Advces
from O.essa Of the 10th, STATE that no Esg-
hsh nor French chips Of war had appeared Of
shat pert, and all French and Efglish nlerchantne
fed that shps Of any nation, With troops board
shall be lawful prizes Tas report that the Aust au and
Prussan Anbl s,dors at Cona,sntinopls had pro-
the Back s-A incorrect but these representatives,
did TO Re,fchid Pasha notification that the step
entered inc by The four Powers the 18th OF Dscem
Der. TIE Iis, ad been met January 9th BY The nail
't,ane from Trsbzoni; they were steering with fair
wind and fine sesthsr for BAtouu, where they
would arrive the ns1t cay. The greatest en-
,husiasm manifested In Constantinopl- when 1t
known a. the fleets had actually saed l. has been
Urea mentioned that 10 tfe event OF coming into &C.
rion, Admiral Hamen lFrsnch) wo1lj take nsoi Of
re Ai'6 ship. rnmor prev,iled 10 C'astt inopls
tfun, would rsturD 20 th- Bosphorous In aboat week
tut this last sssmsd uoiik-ly The oriers given to the
sn tLey are; should the RiisiAn naval forces a..
tack LD, Tn'kse ship within three ard hall miles OF
tEs Tukitb coast hip becn siog the t-cny
overs then scv- hostliitiss s re i'm msdat-y taken
II we may Gre IL Vienna teiegrapbic announcement
OF Dat. 2is the czMs to The rot alton respect
uR The entry Of the h-ea dos not regard that event
direc belh H leaves it. ho. ev,r, to be under
sood that tie Ru si.n ct viii pursue its aison 10 the
Beh S-s; and he farther poiou cut the prota >y tsst
cs viii ase that tn 10 presence and
that these eaeily involve the three COUNTRIES 10
a war. The Cz,r's final the propo,itioas now
bsi him for pescs will OF ccurse rsede tbs
ab,ve
Il was ct erst stated tbs. tn, Russian Admiral had
issned odeis to all bis cruisers to return Ssbasopo
but lser names rAa to HAYS direct from thu
Gar. order al the ships TO ppt TO sea 1t consi
der-d hat the Cars policy Ia to havs the allies commit
the Crit act OF war, by FIR the first ho,te T. aud il
IL therefore expected that some egh rnc9ntre N ~ take
rlscs Bat here Rusl IN s BE- and
towhich place the Tuikist convoy dssrned This 10 his
nics couiep rsresa, th- Czir would consider to usty
him in formally declaring war against EnglAsd and
Frsuce.
most mport,n 8baaeAl opers.i n was said to b. in
co.. temptation In the event OF declaration Of war,
namely, 70 itue lo,n in L,rdon AID Paris, under
tue joint guarantee of England add France to the
extent Of 400 eco eco frsnc bs issu At 49, IS the
menle tenn betseen tn. present prc, OF the Frsnch
three per cents snd tbs En-, lsh ooos,l., With francs
Pr ht 10 he barsers the pr ceds TO be spilled to
e,p-nses OF the AID the in OF gland
ara France to be regarded an ADDITIONS. pletss Of the
aliince which subsists bstSesp them. aough tho
pojec, Ingenious, IL stated BY ,ncia oraclss
OF tie Lorccn press to have no foundstl Ia truth.
IA stated thAt IL the Russian are ordered
to retire from Paris and London they sl wi hdraw to
the H,gue and there await further iastr lotions,
AFFAIRS IN ASIA,
Russian accounts, or rather pfivae Istters fAvorug
Ns Ruisas from Erzsroun December ,oribe
At hat oas disastrous ttAe o. anx. ion 10 the
Turksh army consequent upon the tefelt ,di Pacha
near Gunr here tse Russians with 10 0oO men, attack
I'd and e.fest,d ooo TURKS We have already given the
report OF this battle ard in the 10
One DO lew inf rmatiop, excepting thar the Turkish cen
ire under Acbmet Pacha, s- tbs right wing unier
Dnsfsin Pacbh gave way once And 90 " saved
nom htps cut to pieess By the Savey OF tho left wing
Urcef Vely PsebA witch stood Ern, and p tbs Rus-
-, in rbtcs. rhee IS 100 nea still a. srs but
esep snows haa prevented further operations en- either
,ics.
Accounts stsr than the above ranten that owing 10
tie sxer1ns 81 The Ps,hs, (Gui n.y. the res at K,-s
vas sell orgarzsd and aid speedily os reinforced
Lem CorttsrtDoplA. s3nemyal Vas making active pre-
psisiions 20 tate the Geld the weather souh
permit, ScAemsJl ~ss 'etter 2ed with smuuuitian
fa1rg, ust PREVIOUS to tbs sinop. disaster succeeded Ia
~ oxaa yta "A.