New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10


end Of such en- immensely long line Of operation can nj
beeypaired by the fact dgrBghe twenty yei7
in Modrva and NnHaciia asw- ne in -F-viA 1'N zen
,raon laa grown NJ 1udeF tie sz q nl'lrrinli' m 7'
70 lh h lie. IL ne former ,reiiias Of the t.
little more than stories from tie abiln Mans -
iaumcLis beriios. the religious character VAIN A'
desires 70 give 10 he presen, war viii not t f3N s-.7
Ills u the oaly explanation which can D., 5i =, pm.
ssfer bl'ce q srch large nlmb'r o. i,'.Lh li,,Y
in this dart Of TIE county b1t Il y, hlni"' II ~
rrelersihle why he Turks who tlre- NJ f'r We. ie
had g. many cors those above mentioned liz not ven
ture beyond Rad6vsn and atisck Kraiova u p''s'c
hct thy desired y hor prudence - give ,ee Pc e Oh
than ley hsd before eneriaire3 r this - = MAJ
hard fought and bloody battle took piace on TIE u' al
and picturesque terrain which extends in sou.h Weey
direction from Radovan 20 Coroin AMI thence - .,e
Zetoi II the west, from that place 20 Pen,z 10 me
north art n m PirLiz7s. IN nl eastcT fr] 'A,N u
adOyan. Thus The gccrc Of action formed an onions tx
tending from cast 10 vet The conflict which began on
the 9Th has continued until today ani We are ile & ae
10 corcude what vii be i,s iss1e a. Il - o1se 81 the
Turkish orfcetons. aud presents most aivan,aseois
field for cavalry Operations Here iG' " l2ng
ton Of - terrain which nor cacl",ci 70 lr'se ine
Iublic. The river forms curve around hleia'' the
notifications Of VII Oh nd q tie Danube on elmer le
Their extent i considerable and teut judges prae
ihcm highly through The middle Of these forti'aions
the road from kaleet kraova The Turkish out
Kraova. Tho Russians are at RaiOvan. Between these
Two lace les the village CT Crucea whore the ou?os.s
- ger cll.e iio eo1'ac, thl, i,cI7. ". % L; =.
Crely expected aqpesr however, that me opect OF
the RussoIs TO dsodge the Tarks from the Villages
lying between Conanu C:ate, and Secca as their pres
there imnedim ~ - an rr i'cT OF r1ion
against Kalent during several days before the tih.
sbirushe. had taken place on the ntn to the noa OF
Ciiae They principally combats betveenths Ilrk
ih cavalry and the Cossacks and executed IN style OF
which peO in Europe hardly form adequate idea
The frequent recurrence Of ese 'he caused in)e
troops To De brought up on eher slln 20 ma on W. o'
In the morning the Russians had $500 foot l2jJ horse,
6ud few sotrias If Cossacks, making altogether more
them zoo The Turks on the field OF battle might
number about COCO men. A. noon afier celnonale
which lasted about quarter of hour the Turkish cay
Hy commenced the action, and by one coct the wa 'e
LETT wing Of the Turks engage! with me right ng d
their adversares About >, lurTish battalion to,N 20
the Iavorat ard PIT five Russian companies 10 HIGHT
three of vtioh arnos anuihl1ied a this 10 naat
the Turks too five OF according 10 some AK Z-s lac
Russians reIulsed. and towards 'cS u SEE nc
A. iftle iaiile wes e. en- ED. The los was already
vCrv great On both sides the IRE Of me artillery
had never ceased from tie very comm entemen, o.
the - cggGnert. Soon Gitef 3. h'wevc- 3.3JJ ieih
Russian troops. which had come in forced mNcnes
from Radovau, appeared and the conflict was re-
Moved After tremendous exertlon the hl'siln' sue
CCeded IN rccaPtuTrg tier guns AID IN dVLS Dfc% th
Turks two Engli-h miles and half in the direction 81
Cfae. At this point the Turks were ro eniored ana nav
ro made other stand the battle continued until evening
set in Both armies retained the positions they hal occG
vCd before The battle began. Yesterday the IN al DretA
OF dav the Russians made another attempt ~ diOde tne
Turk, from Ctate but after an "hen li'tel
hour and hall, they were forced to rcte n' s@l
culinary battle thus without result though the los On
either side must be equal 20 that sustained at Oi'ehzf
One Ofhe persons from whom have these particulars stw
the greater part Of the battle Of the 6thirom behind me IN
san lines and lie gives both parties great credit Tor thsr
determined courage That part Of the Turkish corps which
suffered most severely battalion Of regulars which
posted The spot where the Russians a-F i5tldi
shedding of blood recaVtured their guns On comparing
the various which have hitherto reached U.s.
should say that both sides about 200 men were ielI deal
on The field and that the number OF w1dniel was more
than double The conflict has begun again 20 day can
not close my commune alton without remakng thar tle
struggle has ieen so deadly outside the Turkish fOrica
tions its likely to be far more terrible when ha'ea Is a.
tockod.
Near Gaatz the Russians evidently preparing to in
wade the Turkish bank Of the river On l2h the RUSSIAN
General Ergolhardt CT sse the stream unmoe.tei with
2CCO men aud ravoged the country between Mashn aud
IsItcho wLere tie Danube describes semcirc opposite
Galstz ~ Reu on the extreme corner Of Bessarabil
formed by tie Pruih and The Danube Russian troops afo
peparng to Cross 1t is probable that by this time con
siderable bods Of Russians have invaded Bulgaria the
tCIior Of Turkey proper and that we shall soon hear OF
the passage Of tie LIFT wing OF the Russian army across
tie Lower Danube where the Turks can have no consd
ersbc oppose them 1ne forts Of Mai'hn and
Isak,cha email places and though they have been gal
lauty defended acant two attacks they cannot stop the
advance Of amy The advance Of the Russians IN sdt
however be checL IL the comparatively narrow passage
known the Lines of Trsan between Rasavo and kut
fcheIdj This position has accordingly been fortified b.
Omcr Posln and it may be supported with effect from tie
Black Sea.
On lJh January the Russians had ocan attacked Mats
chin and who accounts left the battle raging fer ely,
the Turks defending melyes with their usual bravery
Tie Russian division at GuTgoyo was also preparing to
attack Rustchuk If indeed it had not already done 50.
AtParis on 25b report Of serious import if true was
prevalent to the efecthat Ssta was in the hands OF the
Russcrs We Do not that this can be true. Whea
sstria was last taken by the Russians it was after siege
o. nine months and there is little probability that would
BE- less CALAMITY defended now.
The most complete harmony prevails in the Ottoman
Cabinet
Tie celebrated Greek General aggi Christos died on
tie 18th ult
Tie Hosrodars Of Noldavia and Waschia have refused
the pension which the Car had offered them, AMI have
protested against the Russian usurpaton of their authority
Gorchakof believed to have established his heaiguaF
teIs a, Poanot
IN addition the retnorcements sent under convoy CT
he allied fleets to Baum sX bliaons Of infantry aud two
companies Of artillery to be rent shortly to kars
On the 18th January Omer Pasha a, kalets where
high observs.ory he's been erected that oyerooks every
movement Of the Russians
Eussa oppear VIII issue letters Of marqu' in the ex
pecadon that will h1ct great damage on English trals
IN America
THE FLEETS
On The 9th January at Il O'Clock 4 VI the last OF the
English and French fleets out Of sight from the
furbe.t point Of land is was also the Turkish convoy,
CONSISTING Of FIVE gecs and six transports Adyices from
Odeso Of the lCh that English nor French ships
# w6r had appeared oil that port and oil French and En-