New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13

door ore ming esoTdok or open corner OF ne
Paare overlooking the courtyard where the troops sooi
drawn up in order the crimson banners yItn me
gUtierng in the been, Unc0nyenid blast OF Oeeem9er
Down tie long gallery stood IN array the oicers AM no
fshl,s and country aeeorfingo precedence wne
hi hind The troors stood thick serred mas Of bGlgerans
in their sheen wool bonnets Their spiritual head the
Irchhhop Of wddn, in the esGrdat nsaFihe Pasha'
and Ulfms.
which had FOR superscpon the Sultans cypher in all the
intricate vo,utes Of Constanfinope penmanshp and then
read In clear. loud voice the hrmsn which annonn ca
10 The troops and the eges that the Sultan in the present
auction Ftoed the ground Of infispuaoe leghml,e
right that be- in consequence Of the results OF the recent
actions had taken the title Of Ghaz or the Hlctorloa
originally over ipfde hence the frst newspaper the
Venetian record Of tbOfe wars was called Gazeta nene
Gazette that be would proceed 20 Adnanope 20 pat MN
self at the head Of his armies and thanking h's soies
and subjects for the past encouraged them TO renewed e1
eTtions.
his document being repeated and explained 20 the
iroops 4 il impossible to describe the renzied enthusiasm
with which Il was received Jaska Sultan the oio
raf reverbesied through The old serago OF Pssvan
Oglou the drums rolled at intervals bat in an nsta1, AZ
was bushed and the Moslems, with palms eztended re
peaed with deep uDctpn the sublime opening psye, "
The Koran That over the rirats recommended as 'ney
would never end
The Gase,e de 81 Pettrs6oHrg contains the following
bulletin sent By General Prince Beboutoh 70 the Com.
mandern Chief Of the Russian army in the Caucasus and
dated The Sd inst NJ.
ness of The retresf Turkish corps from Bayandoury
uron Ksrs on The 2 alt and Of my marching in pursuit
on The 27h added that not being able to ovetake the
epemy fell back upon Bah ShourageL where iooA up
ION the 3oth ult was informed that the said Turkish
CORPS rallied before reaching and that again concen
trAed in The vicinity OF SubOsne they had formed camp
near the hamlet of Bash Kadyk Lar. resolved at once
upon compelling the enemy to accept battle Th v,e-
and robbees perpested by the Turks our territories
previous TO the commencement OF hoslites.
Early on the Let Of December advanced against the
IL oF hiatt linn
comDsries Of the Constantin Ncolaewitsch Grenaders
three baaoDs and three companies OF the Cssare"sch
CarebineIs one battalion o. your
one battalion Of Caucasian Rangers two companies OF
Caucasian Ssppers the regiment Of Wemberg Dragons
the 9Th Don Cossacks regiment of COssacks of the
line three sonias hundreds) of detached Cossacks I'd
heavy battery and lst Hgh. battery Of the Caucasian
Grenaders the 9Th heavy battery of the 2st brigade OF
artillery the 9TH battery of the Don Cossseks and one
After ascending the nights in front of the hamlet OF
OuPonzly the Turkish troops fully prepared 10, the
fight They marched out from their camp near Bash.
Kadyk Lar ard took position on the nights 10 'front.'
Of that hamlet little distance from the hanlets OF
Graza and Gamza- Keria I advanced Immediately to
within two gunshots distance from them the enemys lines
when | formed my troops in order Of battle and then
marched upon the Turks. Ny first line composed of lt
battaon Of your Hghnesss chasseurs two baaions OF
Prince of Warsaw infantry and seven heavy ba'ters,
under Meor General Kishnsky was directed against the
center Of the enemys position Against the regular
cavalry of the Turks and the numbers Of their Kurdish
auxaries pushed at the same hight with the first line,
on the left four squadrons of Wuemberg Dragons four
pieces Of COssack artillery and seven sotnas OF Cossacks
under Major General Raggowut.
In me rear and to the right Of our first line placed
en- 6cLelon squadrons Of Wremberg Dragons four
guns of the ying battery and two sonas Of COssacks
under Major General Prince Tsbarichevadze for this
side our right threatened by the Kurds and by two
regiments Of Turkish horses.
NV second line consisted Of two battaons Of the Con
stantin Nicolgiew Grenaders and two batalons of
the Cesarewitsch CarsbiDeers, under Major General
Prince Bagraion Mukhranski The Sd and th baalions
Nax tho IatI nd
Cossacks formed the reserve.
AT noon my first line had taken up its position, and
the cannonade commenced on various points Weworked
l6 guns and the Turks worked 90 As the fire Of the art
ery could only to nosease the slaughter was de-
sirous of terminating it, and my batteries had scarcely
opened upon the enemy when prepared 10 di-odge the
Turks at the point of the bayonet.
"For this purpose detached from the second line the
Cessrwitch Grenaders, and placed them under Major
General Prince Orbean and the Consantin Nicolaie.
witsch GIenoders, under Prince Bagraton These two
detachments ordered 10 march TO the left of our
line ascend the nights and attack the right Of the
Turkish position This maneuyre was most admirably
executed Notwithstanding their obstinate resistance the
Turks driven back and compelled to give up part Of
their position. am sorry TO say that Prince Orbeanu
L received two wounds in the course OF this attack
ain the meantime cavalry, under Major General
Raggowu pressed closer and closer upon the Turkish
column of four squadrons OF dragons rushed simulta
neousy upon the enemys squares and supported by the
infantry drove them upon the Turkish left On this oc
casion we took 22 guns from the Turks
while these events were taking place on our leh, our
artillery was still busy in the center. Our extreme right
under Major General Kshinsk closely pressed by
part Of the Turkish horse and the Turks had moreover
detached four battaons from their center which posted
in ravine between their position and our first line opened
upon US from that point But our artillery and infantry
repused the Turkish horse, and their detachment which
occupied the ravine fell upon seeing the advantages gained
by grenadeTs and carabners back upon their center
and soon afterward took TO fight.
"When the combat commenced had on right
only certain hordes of Kurds and two regiments of Turk
sh horse but when this force deployed and advanced
against Prince Tsharchavadze, il found that the
Turkish cavalry supported by four pieces OF artillery
and Elk bataions of foot This circumstance compelled
the Prince TO make several attacks against the enemys in
antry and cavalry, in order to remove them from
right The contest continued p. NJ and terminated
on this point likewise with general rout Of the Turkish
forces. Our Dragons took two field pieces.
Although the Turkish horse endeavored to the
fight of their foot still pursued them until late In the