The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-06
General InteIli&epoa


given orders for the evacuation, 81 ,, '"s io-.a
"A formidable expedite again,r 4 ..''.'Fa0a
, been prepared at Varna -''47ono
The French emperor hal pa~tjy.Iyr.r
to arlnistice with Russ '&'@@t4o4r
, Count Gortchakof hayuy f,r,,.,u.
that the Russian army would cvacuate NJ, SS151o9n
medatey, the orders for the advance Of 4ha
army had been countermanded. 'Ac AuSt.
The Austrian envoy subsequently, sio,
ment with France and England, Inc aga
antees from Russia insurng the future upon ga
rope and declaring that the CONTRACTING no" of
not be satisfied with the statu quo, powers VII
He BATTLE OF OzURGHETTt.- follon;.
Russian version of the affair, as it
Georgian Gazette Of the 9th (2lst) JUNK T
papers III Persia have copied it. and tLa ne1es,
tlsans IN that country had made the best os ;ISAp&
ne pazette dc Caucase says, without loss 's
we publish the news of another yctorI ro'S OF t0
brave troops have gained over the Mussul' which
the Almighty has visited once more viii Who
''Whlle lieutenant colonel prince Fr;atars Eaj
teatlng on 9th Of May 18th of june Tn1 Tast
at Nigotki and entirely annihiatingit 'ro".ASAeoD
Andronikotf was making his dsposi t94 I''eia P&
on Ozurghett with large force. On tbo ~ YG ad1
ne concentrated at Ichekotaous, eight bat 1oia Ja
infantry with ten pieces Of artillery anI I''GH'ONf
by the man road leading to Oznrghetti W ~lsaa
korganoh, with six battalons of ;Tfa,+r, while Cd
guns, marched in the direction of Aktv anu cyl
a bridge was thrown across the river S,, III "oda
18th OF June, the several detachmentS r aNdG
trated IN good order at village eiobt ;I cUats
from Ozurghett, where they passed fbo QIs2a
'Our forces Were as follows: a hatt nI5hI'
fantry lo pieces OF cannon, 400 Cossacks 50H OH
ed oeorgians, 6oo lmeritian militamcn e00 uOln
IAN l1liliIa'!ich' ana tour companies Of sanper,
lnushlf 0elim pacha' the commander in cbinf f5
Turkish forces having heard that VIC .1ilgl Of h
bridge across the Soupsa, issued ordar' hiTovh
erals under his command to conccntra 10 'He ga
at Ozurghctti, and he himself hastilr . 1nelf na
Gouril Next day he abandoned Ozprrbot+;? "iI0@a
with so much cipitaion that several biSOa4
were left in the hospitals He then tnn Injured Sit
cellent position on the other side of tho ~ up aA
tween kathouthi and Dthanior; his forc tno.oh
ed OF II battallons of regular infantry toIk
lery. pieees oi attk
con the morning of the 10Th June ror ..
Andronikof stormed the enemy's position E M4
batallons Of infantry with six pieces Of cano l"54
tackled their left wing; two battalions. with
OF cannon, attacked the centre while 900 MILKY
and some Georgian cavalry were ordered tnt,.n
right wing. All the rest of our troops comn. u
by col. korganoH formed the reserve. Tba~1
ments were all executed with the greatest con~
and precision. Our movements Were efectuaNves
ceaed from the Turkish troops bv the natnra,f W.
ground, and it seems that they We're pursnaJcSa%.
our principal attack would be directed agajusfG%
right wing and centre.
''Our valiant troops full of confidence in tbo.
tlcc of their cause, and sure that the AlmiubfvS+
with them rushed on with fearful vehemencr os.ss
the enenly's left wing, headed by generals NsyG
and Drummer Confusion spread Immediately nd
Turkish ranks, and all was for moment in tbeprr
est disorder. They rallied, however again, tbsi,
serve came up, and fearful combat took place h.
bnI
and our cavalry kept pouring on. The ARTILLERY.
yanced and poured III grape and she'll Cen Adm
koft himself was every where to be scell-whocc
resist US! The enemy wavcred, broke, and thu
was general sauve oui peut.
''lncredibe was the slaughter Those onlvo.
Turks saved themselves who took refuge in ada
forest. Their loss was enormous; nearly s,0OOn
'Three fortified camps, all their ammunition
baggage, Is pieces Of cannon, IS flags, an INN
quantity Of arms, are our glorious trophies
NEW DIRK, AUGUST 25.-Comr. Hollins, of the ~
ane, has been arrested here, at the instance of ca
Durand, for property destroyed at Grcytown
was held to bail i'll the sum of $4,000.
SPAIS.-A letter received in this city from Mad
states that the killed and wounded on the l7tbg
18th July amounted to 300 men.
The Spanish cortes had indicted the queen CHI
lana for treason
SAVANNAH, AUGUST 24-There were nine deathsh
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AUGUST 25-The yellow fever is increasing in
ity. Twenty deaths to-day.
Three or four cases of yellow fever have occgr
It Charleston. They We're on board of vessels u
cuba.
The cholera is decreasing in New York Noha
re entertained of its becoming epidemic
GALENA, QLL.) AUGUST lS-The returns fronau
ender certain Grimes election by 5000 maiorbv-
'honington, whig, is elected to congress in Duan
istrict, by 1900 majority. The Legislature isrA
nd anti ebraska by very large majority, nbd
ranches: Clark, whig, is reported elected oo1
ress in Dennis district
A dispatch, dated St. Louis, August 18th, as.
he Republican claims the election of six wlig rta
ers out Of the seven which compose the decgatis
0 congress-. The delegation will stand as follows
First district, Luther NJ kennett.
Second district, Gilchrist Porter.
Third district, Jas. j. Lndlcy.
Fourth district, NJ Oliver
Fifth district, John G. Miller
Seventh district, Samuel Caruthers.
The Bentonites only succeeded in electing SOB
llrty odd members OF the Legislature.
The Calhoun monument committee have pulls
an able and eloquent appeal to the planters Of,
arolina in behalf of the Calhoun monument III
nd some ST. 900 are already pledged tothe
ent The design consists of an unfuted dN
latt, surmounted by statue of Mr.. Calhoun, iHh
tltude of speaking.
A pearl fishing company has been organised
llInlngton, Delaware for the purpose of sendr
1t bells, divers and vessels, to fish i'll the Pc5
Itty thousand dollars have been subscribed, and1
'mpany are already estimating their profit at th
Ell hundred per cent.
Hon. William Ballard Preston is recommended
writer IN the Fincastle Wing as suitable TE
ndldate for governor of Virginia.
It is said it is not improbable that secretary D&
n may be one of the United States senators fra
orth Carolina.
hiram Fuller, esq, editor of the New York
r, has been nominated for congress by the An1
othlngs of the congressional district now reprPs@
by Mr.. Cutting.
l he cholera iii Boston was, it is said, assuming
'ldemic form. There were 2O7 deaths by it dn1a
e five days ending with Saturday the 18th ult
AT Aiken, s. c., few days since tailor tm
large PAIR OF shears at dog, and missing thea
al, the shears struck and killed his own son
The New ork musical society have rcsolrdE
an excursion down the bay to meet the steam
attic and give grand musical receptionto I1
d Mario. Vive la humbug.
Letters from Terre- Hautc, Indiana of the 18th
y that the corn crop in that region is failure
at grain will have to be largely imported
The Baltimore American says that George o~
rs, the recently displaced consul at London
ooaoly be employed on some special mission.
llch will not bring him to the attention Of tle>
. during the next fifteen months.
In consequence of the anticipated failure
IN crop, corn has materially advanced in the ~
lille, kentucky, market, and holders are tlF''
to 70 cents
A writer in the Charleston Mercury, whoFr%
s to have been sceptic of the alleged virtut4%@
'lnng rod, says that he has lately tried Nv.