The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-29

turned out having been warned q the ADVANCE a. tha
Russians q three alarm gsns. On gaining the high
advancing from Golenx bearing the Appearance tho
naked eye Of black gtreaks the On referring
the matter to the telescope the hock wherein the
sack videtes were wont 70 themselves appeared
covered with cavalry couple of batteries OF artillery
az pounders) advanced along the road to within 500
Yards, where Of them took advantage OF rise in
the ground to conceal itself the other being
clearly distinguished by the naked eye. On the
left, the Cossacks, some two hundred S in number,
posted q regiment Of cavalry supported by battalion OF
infantry In of the centre were four or Eve bat
talons of infantry One of the batteries Of twelve
FOUNDERS opened first with Shells but at this rd
culous distance they of course burst In the air Round
shot were then used and reached well into the centre
OF the distance OF not less than 5000
yards. This amusement carried on for about two
hours, during which time the second battery having
opened It's re By alternate they threw in about 100
shot 10 this the Turks replied by firing from two
three pieces only as at best could be only called
wpse OF ammunition The Russians then retired, hav
ing effected nothing Whatever but keeping the Turks
only imaginable object for 80 senseess proceeding
The General probably has orders to harass his enemies
he adopts The Turks suffered in no respect from this
fire. neither beast touched II Ia doubt
full whether the Russians fortunate as picket
of frreguArs discovered Of blood on the snow
where the batteries had stood.
MONTENEGRO.
The Vienna Lloyd states from Montenegro 60 ON the
10th u frssh Turkish expedition attacked the villages
Of vasoeva punish them for having taken up arms
against Sultan TheVce President of the George
Petrovtch sent 600 to the assistance of the in
habants On the morning of the 18th desperate
bat took place, which continued until the afternoon
when the Turks retired. The Montenegrins had sixty
men wounded and twenty killed The Turks lost, it Is
said, SEQ men.
THE MSURRECTION IN GREECE.
The insurrection In Epirus has been stayed " the
energetic measures not only of the Tursh authorities
hut by the representatives Of the Western Powers
letter from Malta Of the 3D. that several Of the
chiefs Of the revolt have given In their submission.
Zmit Pacha to leave C0nsantnople February 25th
with 4, 900 men for Salonica.
The Queen Of Greece IL favorable to tho insurgents and
their cause her influence exceeds that Of the king
MOVEMENTS OF THE ALLIED AND RUSSIAN
FLEETS.
From Constantinopls 26th It ID mentioned that
French ship Of had been detailed to quiet some OK
element at SamOs.
The Caradoc French steamer surveying in the Sea Of
Marmora- The British steamer Niger had left for Al
bania.
Letters from Odessa of February 1Sth state that the
Russian feet was still at anchor at Sebast0po but from
time to time when weather permitted, few ships qut
ted the port to cruise along the coast The
have orders not to attack French English ships but 70
resist attacked Trebzonde letters of February 10TH
say that portion Of the Russian squadron then ct
Suchun -kals.
Tho allied fleets remain at Beycos Bay.