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that the Duke Uf Cambridge. Earl ofCadigAn,.
Generals Evans and BrOtherern are 70 have
appointments.
According 10 letters from Krajova the bad
weather has alone prevented the Russians nom
attacking Kalafsk The investing army has
made a movement in advance, but shsive epef-
atiOus will NOT begin before March, when the
fordage for crossing The Dsnube win be ready.
lis now clear that tbs future operations
against Kalafal will be undertaken from Bol-
eschti rather than ffom KadOEaR, akbOugh this
las. place, which is most Important position
at the end Of spur Of the CaTpaihians win be
strongly garrisoRed.
KadovSn is esther tbwn nor village,
( but merely an IN and a few hpis, situated on
the las, rising ground on the road from Krai
iowa. Il is supposed thai Ibis spot Is very
strongly fortified, but nothins positive Is known
on the subject, as the Russians permit no one
to approach H. -,
Three Russian regiments. one. Of which Isl
the Obasseurs Of Odessa, have been so cut up
that they must be completely reorganized be-
fore they can again take the held.
In to the 9Th the Russian corps had forfi-
ed a semicircle, the extent OF which was about
IS English miles, around the Turkish position
at Kalafat.
Earlv on the morning Of the 2sth there was
a general advance on the part Of the Russians,
and on the evening of the same day the right,
WING had left Tshetete about seven English
miles in the rear The centre met with con
siderable resistance, bnt wien the infantry
came mn the Turks retired 10 their intreneh<
ments. The left wing has tax en- up aPOslulsn
in the neighborhoOd of Boleschah.
The French Government continues us prep
aratons with great activity, and orders nave
beeen dispatched from Paris for the bress
feet to put to sea at osce, and it is understood
that the Admiral in command was under or
iGers from the Minister of Marine to proceed 70
Ton on, Algirs, and Civita VeeChla; ior tne
nurnose Of embarking the troops which are 10
form the French expeditionay force TO TURK
ey. -. - IL nav
to the Mediterranean.
The following dispatch speaks l'OS'''TsF O' a
late conflict -
BELGRADE, Feb. 3.--A serious ngM 'ook
place at Toiano on the Goth ult, E'n'c@ W., was
attended with great loss en- both siC es' An0
Turks retreated to Kalafat: ri
| In Lombardy great excitement p' ea.O
and Marshal Radetski had issued apro cisuis
ton to the effect that all persons detect' :" Ill
spreading false reports shall be tried
Throughout Southern Italy public feelint 7 >
much excited.
The new Reform bill was introduced IN the
British House of Commons on the 18th oil Feo-
rlEry, by Lord John Russell, IN an aoiS ana
effective speech. The details OF the Dill are
distasteful, both to the Conservatives ana '1-
treme Liberals.
On the 18th Lord John Russel, in replying
to Mr.. Layard in the House Of Commons, sal0
that Admiral Dundas found, when in the black
sea, thot the anchorage was not secure anu
that the fogs and weather was such 'haS " no
remained in the sea any length of time the meet
would have been dis lbled for the service iol
which itlwas intended Lord John admitted that
there had been difference Ofopinlon between
the English Eml ,assador and the Admlf"i ~
ConstantinopIe bu,' that it was upon Pro'os'
sional question. A, rangements had however
been agreed upon bet ween the hnsnsn - anu Ss
Ere ocS Emhasoadovu =, TO the course 10 Oe
taken by the combined ft e's su"!e0. ro~S mOw to
to the discretion Of the AJA hrais III feS"iO W.
the safety of fleets,
With regard to Coamt O. ion ,;od L;s
Vienna, Lord John said that b ,'"o;on Of6ce
noble friend at the head Of the III. III ,ho re
had no reason to feel dissatisfied W. Tn,noror ~ q
suits of the Counts mission to- the
. .ustria. -,
The object Of she mission appeared II III
been to secure the neutrality Of Austria an,
event of q war with England and France o;o
1t was Satisfactory, 10 know that the ma
had failed Cheers,
VIENNA, Friday night, Feb. fO,-Advices frol
Bucharest ofthe 9Th inst announce that 500
Turks, with eight gun boats snd four sailing
craft, crossed the Danube from Rustchuk 10
Giurgego early on the morning Of the 5th,--
They landed near the quarantine building and
arranged themselves in line Of battle They
were received by two battalions oi Russians.
suffered severely, aud the Turks finally retuunu-
ed to Rustchuk,