New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02
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around - Tgrk.-h Posti 2 p; Kl'lfsL
Esy q TIE uornisg Of Ire - there grsral 81
v,ucs ne part OF ne kussa and On shs evening 81
h SAM day tie right Rsc hs4 M TsAe.tio a5)l sova
Ere,isL Il ls n Tie rear. lie GENRE MT w c3nsiers
be 1os,.aucc Lu when the al.at-y ~ saa TURKS
rt'r,d 70 ;bcir raencl me- The L.; Wing has taaa
u position in the neigiboiood q Bo'eschsti
The Frrch Government continues is prepar, oas 8h
great eevts snd orirs baye Teen Dispatch fom Pirs
r the Rrs. aeet to PIT 20 scs aud understood
That the Adursl in command under orders from the
Minister OF Esrne oproCfed 20 Toulon, ASer and CSiii
Yclhs r TIE purpose OF enbarAing The troops which arc
to foi11 the French ezpedaenay force 10 Turkey.
Tie fcot hes sailed ard is on is way TO the Nad;e'
rcrcsn.
Tic follow 9g dspah speaks posi.iycycta late conflict
Br1GRAuI Feb "a serious light took pace at foana
On tie d nit which attended With great loss on oJh
siJes lie Turks rotg-s ed to haafs.
In Iomb5rly great excitement prevailed ard Nrslh
RaLctski lad Issued procaua the eleo. that all
rerors de,et,t IL sgeedrg false rspoc's shI be tried
Throughout Southern Italy public feeling il Ila-h eX-
Sod
The rev Reform bill IVES Introduced in the British House
Of Commons or the 18th OF February by Lord john Rms
sell in an abe ard elective speech The details OF the b
are distescu bah 10 tie Conservative and extreme LIB
erals,
On he l3b ord John Russell, replying to Nr Lay
ard in the House cf Commons. sad tia Animal Dundis
found VIXEN IN the Back a. that the anchorage vas not
SECURE ord hot the ogs and weather was sue that he
rtusiucd Ia tie sea any length o. time the aeet would
have been disabled r the service for Ehi'ht wa5laen1ed
Lord John admitted that there h,d been difference of
opinion betne II he English Enba-sAdor aud the Animal
at Cor stnuoTle bu, that upou professional qaes
ton ARRANGEMENTS had, however been agreed upon be
tween the Engh French ambassadors af to the course
to he taken by the combined Gces subject however to
the discretion of the Admras in gard to the safety OF
the fco:s.
With regard to Count Orlofrs mission to Nienns Lord
Jcin "a that he boey hs noble friend at the head OF
the Foreign Ofce had to feel issSt SIZED with the
results Of Il Counts mission to the Emp Of Austria
Tie object othe mission appeared TO have been to secure
Il neutrality o. Austria in the event Of war with Eng md
and France ard It satisfactory 10 know That the Mission
Lsd iad lChors
VlEyyA, Friday night Feb lO--Adyccs from Bucharest
of the eh inst announce that goo Turks with eight gun
bcs and four ealing craft crossed the Danube from Rust
lrk 10 Gurrtvo early On the morning OF the 9TH Ihey
landed near the quarantine building and arrasged them
ei.os ID line o! battle They received by two 0at a.
ions Of Russians with marderous fire Nhch lasted three
Lour The Russians suffered seye! aud the Turks hn't
ly returned to RI tchuk