The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28

Hena Permirsion 70 cermuhicate part OF ns jour
nal II runs IS follows
Nov. IL TO Day At q o'c,oek p NJ, our irrs,alsr
troops pasted the Rpssisn froatsr formed By The sA
river AIPstshy bstwssn Tbs villages ot Bash Sharol on
tire rsrkish, and Pahsntir The RussiAc siee Thsy
were stacted BY Cosssoks posted near PahAsdis but
pnshed them back far KsrAkeese village sisaste
quite tie fortress with i8ss OF no mea, from ~
70 10 hores aui some baggage. Our Vanguard s~ras
before Ksrs-klesss
went ont TO rscounotre ne plain extending to-sris
the fortress aDt Kara klssss This village Il occusi by
the enemy He seems TO have q MS dapas. avisioa,
two trgades beses tho troo pa taAt occupy this for
trsss de continually hxrrSsssd D. our Irregular cav
airy. ,,, . a..
been abandoned by the inhabitants; bat the people
houlo and viii, hope by and by, trust more to cur
hun Aniy and not leave their houses taoss that have
deus hAvs been ovdsd with aag have been put
its protection, and Irregular troops
csised strict TO pay for everything they take In
tlese vllsges The eating eff of heads also tho old
), ba.ous custom Of Nosls warfare has b,sn s.ysrsv
forbidden TO our irregular troops there Is occasion for
Ep9h an order with regard 70 our regular troops wnie
by their coed nature and hum anity, may BE-
pared TO The English army Some Russian prisoners
teen tested by express order OF our conmAniers with
every po'sols Telara We ere thu, sest.og aors and
II tics this time viii be displayed upon Asata battle
ZELDA well armsd and well disciplined army stands
here opposite TO the Russian forces and doubt very
much whether Russia this time viii celebrate successes
lie those OF 1873
Nov. Tow ards two O'clock p NJ We observed that
fortress by the deos of Kara kl-ese There doubt
the enemy must have bsen considerably rsno ced from
against the village Of Pahandir where troops
sncampsd. As on IS perceived the enemy columns
our army stood to their arms ane took position by form
ing In lire o. battle.
In the enemss there were three batteries Of
1bpound guns; eacn wing hsd one battery Of the
sized guns. must here call your attention TO fast
have observed constantly since first Russaa troops
IN the field, viz that the Russian field batteries Of
larger size than taose OF the Austrian or HuucAsu ar
mics; during the whole Hungarian war our largest field
guns we're IL pouudsrs while the Russians had in tn
light am describing only 10 paunders On their sxtrsm
yi0ht wi fhoea nnl xa ALI
moving towards the quarantine station These latter
seemed to have servsd douels purpose This enemy
tiess--A that, riding 10 my opiaion
easily could have been executed issdsrs from tho
beginning had that coma tencs in their troops fully
justified ny their subsequent conduct Leutsn,nt Gen
ersl Bbutof the chief commander Of tho fortress oom
Our three and hl bs teriss had been divided among
the and the left wing, shich lsst moreover
covered b, irregular cavery on tbs right wing, which
vered by two cavalry reg meats. guns ut
all 10 centre stood Ahmed Pashs the President of
the Council Of War; orr right wing commanded by
Mctspha cur left by v.ly P,cha Our position was Ia
yored by some small hills OF which Pahandir Ia
situated but this advantage not made the Of
hecAus> instead Of forming batteries ef artillery there,
plain had favorable ground at ali for a:tion We owe
1t only 70 tho bad Russian artillery that losses had
rot bsen consd Die.
Towards half past three O'Clock p ~ the conflict b.
gsn IN the plain between Gun,n and PAhandir, tho
left side of the Apkshy which lsts wing rested
The enemy commenced biz fire BY his l6 poundsrs and
occasioped, by vel aimed Shots great disorder
smena irregular troops; they cid not stand
but g.oped nor uld ths be rallied but At the
the meantime portion bad been taken on our ,iie
sud the effect Of the fire OF hs besn to pat
disorder tho enemy's irregular troops that had
but were rallied sgan BY ta.ir eular troops.
At four O'Clock the 6ght which, by the by going
only between our respec tive .rtlleres was a. its
height and very lively The effect OF guns easily
saDnsnsrs and rsnmsn was highly oommsSd. The
perfection OF this weapon, with the great prediiec.
tion Of oar men for It justices, In beginning war,
expectations Of great results rhe right and lett wing
of the enemy we're alternately receding; the cen.
ire, where most likely their best men had taken
tipualy, and followed batteries which were slowly
moving The enemy had evidently the intention Of
bringing Us, BY his movement to h. right side And
The cautious conduct Of commander In not pushing
infantry cavalry 10 the present case
troops which never before faced regular snsn1 and
partly want the tactical eduoaden Of old experienced
European soldiers would not have been easily rallied in
the heat Of the nght s4
At half past O'Clock shortly sitter sunset, the ere
mys FIRE began to diminish; but artillery had also
fn.hsd its uauniton when the 0snsral cemmandnT,
arriving from Kars appeared With fresh forces the
tl,h h cavalry regiment with two guns Of ny.ag
tsry from the corps d0rmse Of ArAbstan, Joined, trot
ting right wing; little Afterwards three bate
res arrived and the fight RECOMMENDED But the
hsp Also IL y ersst ios.ss-,hs .nsmv re-
tired towards the fortress continually pursued BY our
shots until bis ExcslIsncy the General commanding
We lost eight men and ave horses; the enemy left
about 100 men snd 90 horses on the ground.
OPINION IN ENGLAND.
different from whas has appeared for many weeks past IN
On the probable cou q that matters win t.ss but With
NO new cs In ths Gaze Such essays offer little either
In conversation ths strong probabilities of general
war are freely, but rather mtc y admitted This fact
may or may not hsye any bearing on tbs question. Our
OndA ia nn;V{
among the Birmingham gunmaksrs, and ~As Informed
that they have no government odsrs for such
they usually have In view OF any 'spssk Of war"
INCIDENTS OF THE WAR TO LAST DATEs.
NJ KaniioH, chief Of the Russian diplomatic at
four STAFF and six subaltern officers
Prince George Stourdza, SON Of the ex Hospodsr Of
h: n his Services to tn: sun who has
for the army OF omer Psshs, where he viii command
The FRINGE Of Warsaw was daily expected at st. Pc
ersburg to take part in the diplomacy thsre going
despatch from st Petersburg, Dec 2Ssa, says
the Gear" This is prosably manufactured out of the
sinope affair. 's E27st
Aeaoraingto the oesrecAscae Correspondent The Turk
sh cavalry from Kaleat attached two Russian bAttons
near 0sessa1 but rspulsec with slight loss.
when the Pasha Of Egypt heard Of tie disaster At
Snope he ordered the Immediate armament OF six
gater Ave corvsss and three briggs to make good the
blanks that had been caused 10 the ru' kish feet.
From Krajova Dec SO 1t Ia confirmed that the Walls.
chan peasants have risen against thu Russians and are
Joined by the WAllachiAD militia. The whole country
around Kaefst and oag the bank Of the Danube in
on TO haass the invaders and the Russian officials have
been driven ont of furmal
The Notteuise Of Hamburg publishes lestef from st.
Peters burg dated Dec 3d. stAt ng that the yoniSn
bs and the burghers OF Riga have expressed their will
lin 10 submit to any lace to carry the
against Turkey. On the other hand IL ID reported that
the Courandt MOBILES (of the Lutheran aith
their volunteers to the aid OF the Turks
1t sixteen gun Russian brig that vas dr-en into
the Bosphorus by stress Of weather Tho oAptas David
ho threw his guns and ammunition overheard before he
was boarded.
During the week previous to last advices numerous
Enalsn volunteers have arrived ut the Turkifh camp
The stermng Of KarAkAl by the Turks has not been
officially confirmed, but the 7ransyluana~ Courier per-
ssts in its truth The Vienna Frenadss BaH has the
same intelligence autographed rom Bucharest Ksraka
. town TO the southeast Of KrAjovA .. no great dis
lance from the Aluts
We do not hear Of any other movements the part OF
Omer's forces except those reported.
Lord Dudley Stuart has had intervisw with the Sal
tan
The sultan has founded = hospital on tho model Of
Chelsea in England and the Invsidss OF Paris for dts