New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

JrrY d, t.s tine yo1 mus' have received ID M
de.. o. The batts fought Al Ozlrghef on tn- "a 400
a. lat month ending with The isfea. e. S- FslI AMI
lis ubst qss treas TO CLarasu The comm ia. 1..1n'
M nat 10 first revs we received Of the battle was Va
TretzoId and IrzerdE. while, with pr0Jer N ieen L.
we might receive neWs from sem Pashl IN Twelve 9ols
overland. | shs give you the Rnasan VERSION oi ho
affair a. il appeared in TIE GooTgsaa Ga-ete On ine IN
eIs,f H.: and yoa Wl b. able - compare II VITA the
fateent thar HIS appeared IN the Turkish papers Lac
psvspFer. in persia have copied IT, AID the Rissan par-
tsfus that country had MADE The 5es; Of H. an arc
locking W once more;
Fross 4e Ga-ei, d casa,, y~aelsJE.
God has again crowned our arms with success Nay
Iiis ep.nes always dy before Him chat before the
wind
victory which brave troops have gained over the Al.-
sumans, whom the Almighty bLs visited once more win
Lis wrath.
ing on the 9Th vi Nay tl u Junel td'Ssn corps AZ
Niro III and entirely sDnLiaiing r. General Prince An
dronikof wss making his dispositions 10 advance on
Ozurgheu with large force On tne goth OF fy liVh
o. June ne coict utaed az TchC kAotao1s egi ttta0n
OF inar with 10 pieces of artillery end advanced by
the NAN road lead n TO- Ozurghett while Colonel
KorQauo with oaitahcns ~ infantry and eght guns
marched II Inc direction 0f Akty. Ia two days bridge
was thrown the river soupsa end the ~ 4th
Of June the several deiaehments were concentrated
in good order a. village eight miles ds.aht from
Ozursletti. where they passed the night Oar forces
were follows II basta!ons of infantry Il pieces OK
cannon 400 Co-sacks mounted teoryis n, 900 linen
finn u,iitamen 100 Coureiiau mi.ramen. and compl-
nes OF Sappers Tic Ausbr Seim plsba the Comma md
erin Chief Of the Turkish forces having heard that We
were throwing bridge the soups suet orders 70
the generals under hs command tO concentrate their men
NJ Ozurghet ard be himself hastily abandoned Goure.
Next day he abandoned Ozurghet also aud with SO much
rrecriteor that several hundred sck lett ia the
ho-lals. IL hen took an excellent position on the
Other SIDE of the Tclolok. between hakoEhi and Dal-
our: h. forces consisted Of y baa0ns of ryUla IN
fartry hattaons "f Tedli-, 1900 mstiainen ana 45
pieces OF artillery.
"Op the morning Of The 4ih 10th Of june General
Prince AndrOu.k 81 stoIMed the enemy POSITION !
lattsoIs Of iAaLtry wh six pieces o cannon anu -.
uiaren, attacked their left wing, two battaaons, with
two pieces Of cannon, attacked the center The 90 .
tiamen md Georgian cavalry were ordered % df
their right wing III the rest OF troops, conmlnded
b. Colonel KuIganof formed the reserve The move
eus were al executed with the greatest GOODNESS aud
cision. Our movements eiIecuay concealed from
The Turkish troops by the nature OF the ground AMI
that they slGied thl our principal attack
world be directed against their right wing and center
Our valiant troop, full OF confidence in the justice OF
their cause and that the Almighty with then,
rushed with fearful yehemence against The enemy lett
| wing headed by Generals Meydel aud Drummer. Con,
fusion spread Immediately in the Turkish ranks, and all
for moment in tie greatest disorder They rallied
however again. their reserve up and fearful com
hat took place and hand All tGei. efforts vain.
Our battGlions ard our cavalry kept pouring on The
artillery advanced and poured in grape and she'll Cen
Andronikof himself Was everywhere to be seen-who
could resist rs The enemy wavered, broke and then
! wCs a general sorre gHt PIT.
! Incredible the slaughter. Those only Of the
Turks saved Themselves who took refuge in dense for
| est. Their loss enOrmous-nearly 5000 men
"Tbree fortified CAMPS all their ammunition and bag
pnCe 10 pieces Of % har an immense quantity
! OF arms ere glorious trophies.
God be praised Glory TO the Carl May bis enc
mics be confOunded
This is the Russian of the battle of Ozurghett
shall MY say that Selim Pahs defeated but that in
reality he only lost 400 men ana two pieces OF cannon
! The Turks fought well ovcrpowered by numbers,
and, with few such Victories the Russian drny
! will be sadly diminished.
The attack made by the Russians on Selm Pasha shows
fncfu Uprp her
the demonstrations that had been made Lass month on the
Kaschai only intended by the enemy 10 conceal a
movement other point. This also General
Guyons opinion, ana he bad strongly urged upon the
Mushr the necessity of advancing and frustrating the
enemy plans; his opinion, however was overruled and
now you the consequences. The Russians have got
rid for the present least of Selim Pashas army and
can dispose 5000 men against us and will
according 10 all probabilities concentrate and try 10 stake
decisive blow before of the allied forces can be sent
The accounts received from Persia are favorable We
ick Bey ia great favor and the Russian Envoy had
sgDay failed in his mission The Shah has decided upon
strict neutrality, but il understood that if the turks
only march and show fight he will declare in their Ia
ana fall upon the Russians. The proposals made by
the Russian Envoy are said be very fine ell the
penses during with Turkey tn be paid TO Persia and
province given tonne 60achC al the end OF IT,
Tie Shah resisted wisely the temptation and the Russian
Enbas ador very colby received only remaining two
the capital. On the Sd inst the Russians showed
Themselves again in force Techntz, the frontier
General Guyon has gone out 10 reconnoter with all the
staff and think will not come back without having had
brush with the enemy He intends crossing tie Arpa
chsi with regiments Of cavalry, and taking the
enemy by surprise during the night. Anything of the
kind if uceessfu would 20 great way to restore the
spirit Of the army which through constant inactivity is
! again considerably depressed.
A great many ArmeIians suspected Of carrying on a
reasonable correspondence with the enemy, have been
arrested. Ii il said that high officials will probably
be seriously compromised by heir revelations Russian
gold here elsewhere influences great many things
skirmshes have taken place the ouposts be-
the rregulars Of both armies. Our men have been
constantly victorious in these little affairs, and have cut
of two Russian conveys and captured so horses
The Baehi-Bazouks still keep pouring in from all sides
l5OO from Tokst 500 from Sivas 900 from Damascus
Bagdad and Aleppo, and $500 from MOsul &c. They
Der 1000, and rufanly set of desperadoes
never saw. Great is the harm they do the country;
plege their wa,chword The villages all along the road
are deserted by the inhabitants who escape into the in
terror for fear Of Ill treatment. The houses abandoned
the ground is left untitled provisions getting more
every day. and this inactivity CONTINUES little
longer famine will be added 10 the already sufficient hor
rors Of war. great deal of anmosy has been lately
displayed by the Mussulmans toward foreigners here
Several Europeans have been nsued in the streets and
| on one occasion Eneisbman while walking through
the Bazaar mobbed pelted with stones and barely
escaped with his life. Gen. Guyon has Just returned from
the ouposts. The Russians have disappeared
and nothing will be done for the present Every body il
| tired Of this-the troops murmur loudly