New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-01
The French and English slowly drawing their lines
closer around the Russians.
Omer Pasha had reviewed The Anglo-French troops.

"a request il Is understood submitted to the CaDi-
net Council held Saturday last for permission % allow
Sir Charles Napier with the feet under bis command 10
attack Cronsiadt Sir James Graham Frst Lord Of the
Admiralty and the Duke Of Newcastle War " lister,
attended Prvy Council held on Monday by the Queen
10 ler the Application sll The resolution Of the
Cabinet and although the result hGs no. raasPred the
di-pa'c5 Of Brgader General Harry D. Jones aHd COM
psny Of royal ApyeTs ard miners from ChG.la, eages
little doubt a. 10 tie the gallant Admiral
in ccnTsnd OF tie Baltic fleet the D4untess screw
steam-f.igete brought homo the application from SIR
Charle and Is on her way be X with the answer.
Letters from Veuns that i known there that
hc forward movement Of the Ottoman army and that Of
the allies Was resolved and commenced a. soon a. u
became evident that the Austrian Government did not
honestly 10 fulfil It's tra :y with the Porte and enter
Walllcha out the Russians. IL y stated hlt me
MIser Of the sultan al Vienna has requested ihh ms
Austrian Gov ernaent val rot, under the c!rcu.is ilc,
send troops into any other provinces Of the sultan DO
under tie supposed authority OF the Hyentlon,
or Of the notes which have been since exchanged.
The vienna papers publish various particulars from the
Danube, the most important OF which afs naray 81
earlier date than those received 10y telegraph and nave
already lest Le- Interest. y dispatch of ne lIth, rogl
Uemaunsts1t states that Omer Pasha shifted ais head
quarters the 9Th from Ruischuk - iiurgFo "n1 inai
SAID Pssa ha- been appointed to command the troops
concentrated undcr 0ner Pashl the latter place.
The Turks continued crossing the Danube The Turkish
Denubisn hOl.a Is -s=eGbiug between kn.schuk and
I1iukei. bridge betseen Rutschuk and Gilrsego has
been r paired ana Tes'ored.
he Turks passed he Danube Tie -i al ford between
1s-anlza AID ssiria that hcy then a!iacAe! the Hus
sian deitchmen,- stationed near OehLa beat them and
hcr occupied Oh; 1tzs eif well "a INC Islands con-
cuOus. Tie Russians keep Ou the defensive.
On The 9TH instant, the Turks attacked Breaiers Pau
cG and Solmuruf. with other Russian detachinens az
FraCsCi, north of GlurCcvo. ITO RusSalS were COM
piceiy routed
The Turkish army Of . 900 menis advancing toward
Ruciarcst. 4 great battle Gems inevitable.
There IRE - 600 OF the allied armies az Rutschuk.
The Aoaifrvr of Monday TINS confirms ihisntcgonre:
"Ou the nth Julv the Turks attacked and routed tho
Russian roar-guaTd at Fraesch on the road from ,ur
gnvo 70 Bucharest. TEey IL force upon the s bank
and have crossed the Danube AZ several points le num-
br OF auxiliary troops arrived from SLua e. GIp.geyO,
exceeds 20 OCG Prince GoTchaSoii, with me re- ni"Tce-
ucLts lie has iontL. has not than $1,000 men,
The Turks and the aEaIes reach e. least hat number
L,erytlirg GnEcuLces az immediate aciIOi-
According TO adyces from ieTmansiaat Of the lfh'
Prince .iurchakuii near Fratcsch "ih 5000 or
10000 1t is said ta Northumberland Aufep has
~ a. himself.
MehcIac Pasha occupied Czeraawoia on H. sth after
FIVE hours cones; with TIC Russians ISL Pasha defeated
/ Gen. Ropof division NJ Nicopois on the lth.
The Pics that, according 10 advice, from Orsoya
the 18th, after FIVE hours Sighting, MehemSi Ia-ha
aud occupied CzernawOda. The whole OF the 1911 Oan o
the Danshe between Kalafat and Utenza fully occn
All he French and English troops had been dsem.
barhed st Varna and gradually advancing toward
Sistra. The army sadly in want OF the means Oh
heavy draught watch had bean the great cause oil
The Morenr announces that the Russian ports Of 'he
Black Sea and of the sea Of Azo will be blocAaded at
date to be afe1ward fixed upon.
Three hundred persons had been arrested az 81 lcer
! burg in apprehension OF an outbreak
The police told them tina; positive accusation coUi1
be made against them but that their political opinions had
rendered their irnpr soumeut matter OF ne ,essity.
From Widdn July ~ learn that the Turkish troops
had crossed the Danube at several points and occupied the
principal places order to prevent the Russians rom
r 9i@s were in full march for the Danube on the ih
J., 4 oil Rfl-Q INK no
were at Embeier II Little place midway De'"een oH"h''
| and KusichlE. CHI, .
The number of allied troops arrived from Shamla a.
Ciurceyo is 20 600 The Turkish army of 250o0 Is adj
ysnopg on Bucharest in advance Letters from Bucle-
ret state everything 10 be in couson and alarm.
Ona Pasha Is said by the Prose- to state ms loss al
C;,0evo on the 9Th and 9Th OF l7OJ. The Russians at
FatescLti are 10000 with artillery and continually pcins
reinforced. =. ,.,.
IL Is rnid that vhlo 1000 Rusian1 were marching from
bucharest onebalf struck down BY sGn-stroke OF
| Inflammation of the BRAN.
The Russian steamer PTuth mas Decn Jurcu ~ iui"su
! artillery While passing kassoNa ,
The Russians are cutting down all the crops OF wheat
From Orsoya il is stated that sehmed Pasha defeated
the Russian Brigade at zernayododa III the Dubroi on
the s,h after five hours battle and took pos'onoi the
ON the 9th and 10th the Turks attacked Brisader
Paulcf and SOomnoh with other Russian detachlnehs
at Fratesch north OF GurseYO Inc husslas "e1e Cum
II was rumored that Gen Aurep had committed suicide
Is paha defeated Cen Popof division al Nlcopos Oh
the 9TH.
The Vienna correspondent of The london Times under
date of July L. says:
We have received some further details respecting the de-
feat Of the Russians both at GuTgevo and at OtenZa
A. you were days since informed by telegraph the
strurple began al GiurgevO the ID. On the 4th on
and .th OF july sangunary engagements took place. VI
the last mentioned date the Turks who were IN Srea'
force were completely mas.ers OF the Islands betWeei
Rusichuk and Gin. cyO. The Russians, carly IN the
morning of The sih evacuated inrEeyo am reIr.i %
Fratesch We then informed that the troops staon
ed at Budeschh under the command oi 'icnerals baum
rartner and Dannenberg advanced TO the assistance
the corps NJ Fratcsciti.
must he obse rved that if this statement be correct
the Turks who crossed the river NJ Olttnza would NEE
with little difficulty in getting TO bucharest ten. Dan
uentegg. bis arry a. took The command OF me trooi
and rsIlv in tie morning OF the 9Th made violent atiac
on the Turks The battle lasted many hours and engl
with the retreat Of the Russians and their retreat TO IA
laschlpk which is on the left bank OF the Nnscho",
tributary of the Argsh. The Turks, who commando
nv Said Pasha the Governor of EGtchuk continually re
ceiye reenorcemens but the 9TH they hal not quilted
The bank of the river On the 9Th the Turks passed the
river between Tartarka and Ssrs, and marching west
attacked TIE Russian detachmcn, posted az Oltenitze
TIE Russians were obliged 10 leave Oltentla N ui'
hand, Of the Turks who now occupy the pace lse H'
thu islrnds in front of IT, The Turkish corps al Eine'o
which has regular pontoon bridge ecross me
already in communication with the troops NJ OtenitZa
The nam force Of the Russians left Ur'ilscheny wher
Prince Gorchakoff had This headquarters on the SIN a'
advaaced in forced marches by way Oh bncha'e.' - ou
nifza and Gurgevo. According 10 adyices OF the u
from Widdin the Turks had passed the river az scyera
places into Little Walachia. in order TO keep the hni
sfns from crossing the Aluta Tbs last par1srapl
| -uiices to show Whist miscle! Austria mas cone oc no
acting up TO her engagements
THE BLACK SEA.
On the I'll the combined fleets were off Aaermann
.silnr East II was reported that Admiral Bruat ma
forced the entrance TO Noyorssisch, mouth Of AnePa-