The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

ines, with the cavalry In the rear, In order that
min charge simui'snsously through the openings and
bdhnks toe moment the infantry should yisii. After
for short time he'd troops to attack the ssemy
10 the dehes, under bis and concentrated hre my
retreat q those Of his troops Who occupied the de-
ciiyites OF the hills This movement was snei
with complete Tns enemy Gas spultansously
attacked BY the infantry spd charged by the cavalry
with the lance. His centre was overthrow and
put to Eight, the four guns we're taken, and his
cavalry pursuit Of the broken and flying cen,re sent
the infantry in columns the heights TO attack the
Turas to te found there The latter planted themselves
behind some rocks, from which It necessary to dis
lodge thsm with the baycpet The greater part OF them
were killed on the spot few only nsde pfisone
the runaways a. far as Karabouakh and ony stopped
from the extreme fatigue Of the horses
The trophies Of this victory have been: guns, pow
der wagons with their VANS 10 hsgs, renuons $40
priseners some arms AID orums; more than 2t00 dead
on the fed munon, clothes and accoutrements which
WITH aSs BY the
purfs at Ksrnbouiakh and Arsp and taken possession
Of BY the Ccssscks All Pacha chief Of the bashi buru.s
chief, had Aed with the rest.
On our side have bad In the infantry and the Cos
su5sfn. and aa privstas wounded ONE superior on
Ger eutenant Colonel sscken) subslterns and 80 pri
Yates hurt by contusiops. The militia had about 70
port respecting these last myself was shghtly wound
ed in the leg with shot at the commencement Of the
action.
In the morning Of July 18th (soth) deputaton from
Bayazd and the surrounding villages came in TO offer
the submission Of the inhabitants announcing that the
Turks had abandoned the town. and indeed the whole
district seLt detachment under Colonel Khresseha
tt,ky to occupy that town, and about to proceed
thither in pcrAcn.
THE CRIMEA EXPEDITION.
The P'esse contains the following announcement
f~rvv ontSu NvNIn VnHa dat ~ Aho hHf
sixty Thousand men have embarked for sebastopol.
CoEsrANr.Sor1R, Aug a. 1854.
On the 10th inst, ct O'Clock In the evening,
great FIRE broke out 1t yarna One hundred and eighty
houses totally destroyed, with great quantity Of
All the English and French transports had left for
the Black Sea, with pontoons and other materials OF
Ten thousand Turkish troops have embarked for the
same destination, which 10 at present unknown
We have accounts from Constantinople TO the 10Th
inst and from varna to the 18th.
The fire which broke out the 10th inst is supposed
To have been the work Of ncendaes and several Greeks
have been arrested on suspicion.
Many houses were destroyed, "a well ~ some military
The cholera Was on the decline but tbs arst battalion
Of Rifles. the Goth regiment and the 6Sd regiment all
Of which are in the Bosphorus, have lost men from the
pest
Great preparations in progress In Consautinops
and Varna for the embarkaton OF troops The expedi
The Bay Of yarna was flied with vessels Of all Sorts
been assembled ut Baltschk.
Numerous Fat bottoned boats, for the landing OF
troops ana heavy guns, had arrived at both places.
Ocers from nearly every regiment in the service have
gone home invaded.
The cholera is raging at Adrianople. The French
forces intended for that city have been ordered 10 return
to GalNpoti.
Forty thousand Russian troops are said to be encamp
ed round sebastopol.
THE DANUBE.
According to Austrian advioes (reqniring con-
avnA H. Hall, had a. Tho
18th, embarked AZ yarna. If SO, they had again
dsembarke d, for the expedition against the Crmea
is certainly postponed temporarily.
The Turks are concentrating considerable force
entered the Prncipaties, it is not likely any battle
Of Importance will be fought. Bucharest is now
gaIrisoned by 5000 Turkish troops
Mr.. Colquhoun, the British Consul, has resumed
proclaim alton, stating that an Austrian force would
enter the PIincpalities between the 18th and 25th
Of August.
The Russian still remain on the sereth and Pnth
line.
A few regiments have recrossed the Pruth, as
have all the sick and wounded. On the 9th the
gsen.speve, or mutual closing Of the iontier began
between Austria and Russis.
ASIA.
RAZZTA By THE GIRO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEFEAT OF
THE TURKS.
From ODESSA, August 10, 1t is stated that band
Of Caucasian mounraineers, commanded by . son
of 6ctamyl, Hade razzia into the province Of
Tihis. They sacked several places, put some Per.
Sons to death, and carried of Russian Generals
wife and her sister, The Princess OrbeliAn. The
news had caused panic at Tiis.
There is reason to bs lieve that the Turkish army
in Asia has met With decisive defeat. A Vienna
despatch states but without date, that Gen. Bebu-
ton had attacked aud signaily routed the main body
OF the 1m Ks under the walls OF kars. The Rus
ers. including 81 staff and other officers and cap.
tured Is guns, with an immense amour. of military
stores The shattered remains of tie Turkish force
had dispersed. This Is, however, from o Russian
source.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Government has advertised for enormous con.
tracts Ct provisions, namely IA 900 tiesces and
$4,000 barrels of beef, and $4,000 tierces and 10000
barrels of pork.
Tie SIN foot, ssth foot, list reserve battalion,
and 72d regiment Of the line, now in Canada, are
Lord Haddo, eldest son Of the Earl of Aberdeen,
is elected to the House Of Commons from Aber-
deershire.
George A. Branaresh is approved as United
States Consul at Plymouth and George Bowen as
Nicafaguan Consul at Liverpool
The government contracts for ! 900 tons of hemp,
have BEEN completed at s65 f67 l9s, without dis.
count.
Lilywhite, man who achieved eminerce az o
professional player OF the game Of cricket, is dead
THE FINANCIAL EFFECT OF THE WAR ON
ENGLAND.
from the London Times, Aug 2I.l
1t was recently pointed out that the Russian war,
SO far from having been cause Of financial damage
to England, had operated as q check to new spirit
of imitation which had Just begun to manifest itself
and which, If allowed to pursue its course, would
have ended in loss far greater than the expenditure
now in progress. To complete the view Of the salts
factory course Of events and Of the solid prospects
Of the national credit, some other considerations
must be added. When war WAS first declared It was
considered that in any case Of its evils would be
that notwithstanding the partial clamor which vas
raised for an immediate creation Of fresh consols
after heavy fall bad already occurred the necessity
for this step has been wholly avoided seems point
of reorganization for which the most sanguine could
scarcely have hoped. But it remains to be
also shown that the circumstances under which
this result has been realized are Of . character
gIestly more gratifying than the world has gene
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