New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

hecn n snlav Themselves among the Russians in the
Dobrodia In 1929 this fearful malady carried of IN one
month per cent. of Russian army OF ioo,ooo.
The day before yesterday mention was made oil ieer
Of the 3Oth of April which had been received by Ihe
Vienna Medical Journal and il contains matter OF such
interest that must be laid before the pubc m erfeno
1.-The enormous train of kibitkas Ia small carriage with
out prns and heavy weh 10 be
procured is its way back to fetch iesh supply OF
provisions The return load of these vehicles Is some
hundreds of wounded and thousands OF spoiled
weapons uniforms, and other necesssres of war We arc
even now expecting the wounded men from karasu VINO
are said to amount TO In Brailow Gslach and Rem
as GOOD accommodation can be expected uhoer .uen
hes provided for 1000 men, IN addition
to the old hospitals which seven IN number Inc oeo
furniture which had been brought very large
from Modavia and Besssrsbia must prove ihsunicon
the number of sick and wounded should continue 10 IN
in the proportion has done SINCE Tue ae
unfortunate passage Of the Danube The ainouiaAces ~
the Dobrodia fill with such rapidy that consgnmets OF
sick and wounded lie made twice day to Hrso'a anu
MaLin, and from those places to the len bank OF tne
river Ii is utterly impossible TO form idea Of the d
cues, the hundreds aud thousands OF great and pe''
ni.eres, which the have TO bear with Doh hhi ana
day but in spite of the prvsoDs TO which they are sub
ected the sedenia power of endurance and persever
ance displayed perfectly wonderful and these qualities
arc cd against neverresng unhinchng andear
less enemy whose is hard is the steel they
WELD. Ii the loss OF life Is tremendous-;he number
of our wounded present which, according TO the
usual proportion must give about 900 dead and missing
tho loss IN horses baggage and munition must to Judge
great Terrible though the foregoing numbers ap-
pear they are but too Not far from kosende
piece Of Doggy meadow land with an area Of hardly 5000
feet we 2i3 and II horses although this engage
mert with Others unimpor'ant ana
ended by Of the Russians The Turks are TAR bet
tey ,couapted with the terrain and the way Of taking
advantage of than are and then they have the habit
Of bringing their heavy artillery into play only after the
battle is well engaged when their guns beng murder
'ously well pointed they floor whole files OF their oppo-
nen,s. ,,..- .,
Their artillery department is evidently better managed
than ours for they have many small guns when can oe
carried ON pack horses In consequence OF tins they often
Srb with superior wespons and how they fight best seen
by the number Of killed and the extremely severe woand'
na;c,ed on our troops single gunshot wound some
thing rare the men have generally two or three ana the
il that many die Of sheer pain and ios OF
s 49, ,h.v each the in6rmary We have recently
I'D ca.es Of fractured legs from ssiria and
other places the rver The mortality among ".
wounded has been 81 per cent during the month o. np,
Our men who were half starved during the Easter
fs,s re, good raions Of meat Of which there un now
mo- want n the Dobroda but breed and our celebrated