The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-19

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ls RAtoum the afternoon Of the sane day Tor nops
arriving there on the 18th. The town of Bat,am i {
On the evening Of the lsth four vessels Of shs allied
hset including two Englisn and two French s.ssmsrs
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the whole squadron would probably, afr ths arrival Of
the C.radoe With Dispatches. return to cnssantnopls
TO the srvs OF the allies the Turkish shore the Rus
sian steamers were there yisg the range Of their
busy in getting up guns stores 30 from the lasly
sunk by he Russians In tina, harbor.
The London Times says:-I' may be of imporABss
remark that when the allied cts left their
toe Bosphorus, the 4th Of January the A<mrsls
In puruArcs OF ORDERS they had resolved TO pre-
~ despatched, which direct the allied for ,es to re
qure AL Russian cruisers found in the Black Soc 70
return TO Ssbtsopol, had reached Coostsstuople
They did arrive there until tbs 18Th OF JAauA and
they immediately despatched to the hssts BY tbs
the admnh the 18TH in the roads OF Siueps The
suit Of lie ul<rior Instructions would be, that the
such Russian cruisers as they nay f. in wi'h in all
TO ssnd them back TO SsbAstopo be true that
II il cot i'm probable that collision OF some Importance
may have taken pscs.
| TIM PKnINa IN RUSSIA, ETC.
The Emperor had expressed himself In terms OF disap
probation with respec, to the treaty OF pontrSy
! Guided bsts cen SWEDEN and Desnsrk
In all militar, circles at st Petersburg immediate
The Russians have common led their march from =
jovs, to attack KalafAt
COUNT oRLoFF's MISSION.
BERLIN, Feb. The Times espondsnt telegrapks
that Count loft proposes that tho German pc should
draw joint declaration OF utraty under al Giro
II ore member OF the confederation be Attack
Russia makes In her defence With all the
rst
Should any territorial changes arise through war; Ras
fla undertakes TO conclude peace without Gully csns
| deriDg he interest OF tho German Powers
Count 0slof has been unsuccessful 1t Vienna and his
The Chronclss visDI. ana Berlin correspondents 70
port by telegraph that OcHs tsres had totally
have cerpAtchsa autograph letter the Emp
Nicholas stating tia. hs persisted in refusing
on The terms agreed to BY the Vienna
will BE- compelled to take active part in conjunction
with the Western Powers.
The Timer lsaeing article says The nswa ftom Ger
many OF the hgAest importance, ard VAR ants strong
belief that the German received to act strict
union with the Western Powers and in escsed opposition
Tho article mentions that Orion had no. visited Berlin
but the 6rtt minister there hsa written him. directly
,ctEe tbs Russian proposition, autograph letter
from the King to ths effect panying the des
patch.
Ihc Post males statement to the s.u,s effect IS that
mentioned In the Chronicles Vienna advicss and the
Tes' aiding article namely that Count 8uo had drawn
mp and submised to the conference sfioAl nodoA
tn declaring the proposals Of Russia with
aose OF the Four Powers and also declaring that nego
tAtiers terminated This Ia fact refusal Of the
conditions proposed BY Oslof.
RUSSIA WILL BE NOTIFIED TO EvACUArE THE PRIN-
QUALITIES.
The Post understands that this uo.iacAton
Of the breaking Of the which Is on its
wsy, reaches London and Paris the Western Powers viii
1t oncc address . summons to Russia to evacuse the
Pripcpaltss, ard in the event Of her refusal they will
declare wsr.
THE RUSSIAN Embassy N LONDON.
The 7ines says II .s urderstood that Baron Bupow will
farewell visit to Earl Clarendon yesterday, st the For
eign sfics
Tho Battle OF Citato.
The Londor Times gives the follow pg particulars Of the
battle OF Citate, from . private letter.
der the ORDERS Of sms PAcha aud An PAcha cd
to attack the Rusiana ~bo had fortified tbs nsslvss
Knlefat The forcs Of Isman paoha WAS imposed OF
three regiments OF regular cavly regiment Of
toned At some distance from the village with SONS re
terve troops consisting Of ave battalion, and also six
The Russian force in the village consisted OF three bat
taons Of infsntry. commanded BY Colonel BSnnssade
three squadroI II hussars and $50 squsdrons Of Co.'S
The Turkish troops were, as win be seen, superior in
numbsr but the position Of the Rassisos DIS
ibutsd In all the houts Of til. village which Ia OF
extent and which Is surrounded b, dounls ditch,
dered the attack extremely esrous as the enemy we'll
sheltered were enabled to direct murderous are upon
the Turks, without the latter beas ses t. reply It,
In spite Ct this evident s.dvar,ase mail Pashs gave
under shower Of balls fred from all be wipdoss Al
drst the Turks oeved serious I'M but although
this crcumssnce somesb bat ctergsDEed ,str attack
their mpetuosy vas by means cbecsed Tas er-Ater
portion OF the soldiers, who he'd bsfoss
posed TO nu,ksIy nsverthelsss dispsysd indominsos
eoursge.
After desperAts struggle they attacked the heues
and fought hard to hand with sword ans b,yonst Toe
massacre vas fehtfu Tss Russians in vain begged
qusrsr In the fever Of the gat the Turks listened to
rotbipg and slaughtered .ithout rty all who fell under
their hands, The MufsulmAns OF tho Crimes ,rpo-
rs.st with the Russian army In vaia appealed their
character OF Mu sulmaDs Ne quarter sven to them
Critters Of blood ran own The Streets from this Wholesale
human ssugnter t. add to the hrros Of the 1t
may BE- stated that number OF pigs which had been let
loose were ften eating the dead bodies.
All who &C uid escape the slaughter took refuge In
doubt ~ the head OF the village and III commenced
murdsrous sre upon the Turks who returned 1t vigor
ousy but not without receiving considerable iOjury from
the Russian guns
At last the etemy incapable Of any further struggle
decided On abandon ns the snsrsnchmsnts number Of
colonel Il Turkish cavalry the unfortunate idea
Of enceAvoiins to oppose their passags
,ps no oust r ec.ps anS no hus the
energy derived from despair other alernatvs
conquer die RECOMMENDED the 6sn. with desp.raton
and In vigorous sre they succeeded In capturing two
IT should be stated that the Turks pom 6rst
SUCCESS In he sn'renohmens committed the incredible
fanlt OF not destroying the eneDy's guns.
While the battle WAS thus going in tbs village,
twelve SattAons Of infantry Of the Russian army and
brought assistance Of the bessgsd and at.m pied
to place the Turks between two nres OF this
w.. gwen s 70 Ahmed p.ena Who e :ai';ui m.uea,,s
junction with the eesieesd troops For TIL movement
be made use ST three Of his reserved ba.tAlons.
The advantage Of the position was the side Of
the Turks who ground which sope towards the
Russians but the u ter In three
than the TURKS In spite OF this inequality however, the
Rasans were entirely beaten and ad In the greatest dis
order They were CON petey reu.ed. fact consiiung
feat OF arms the part Of the Turks which does great
honor to them and establishes another por truth
that the Russians casnot cops with Turkish troops In
equal prmsers to themselves h open deld and that they
osn only hope for any success when they have . much
more powerful ferce than their enemy Their losses In
these TIVE simultaneous sfAs amount 10 nearly 900
men, among whom insluded 80 superior officers
The Tanks had about 500 killed and s96 w,unded who
were sent to the hospitals 81 Widdin and Of whom 10
hoped the greater part msy bs saved.
According TO the opnion 81 som0European oHissrs
Widein this al air Is most glorious for the Turks,
anc not productive OF mat nal result, viii at least
prove II great moral advantage TO them.
On the next DAY the Ru ssAna ate npted 70
the ecosb from which they had been driven In the
night but the sPDes OF rurslsh battNlions
discouraged them nom the attempt, and they beat .
retreat
AZ tie time OF the attack upon the village the Turkish
soldier, psr1usily he Bsss Bsfouks DOM United the