New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
TURKISH EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA.
Corssuorderce ot The Loadon Times


Coresporderee d The London Tine,
VARsA, jan -, 1858.
Thanks to English transport steamers, and thanks
To the activity Of the employees, mostly foreigners,
who have been chosen for the purpose tbs embark
ton OF the Turkish troops for the Crmea 10 pro-
gressing without interruption.
The appearance of Russian attachments in the
Dotroajs bad no effect upon it. Ii Vas more Of
uaraucipg than Of military expedition. and ended,
al least for the moment IN the burning OF couple OF
vDlsges and a skirmish with the Turkish Coss.sks
who are posted IN the Dobr0ojs Tney seen 70 have
recrosssd the DaDube-t say seam, because the
narsby plain on the right bank Of the Danube, up 10
BsbaGsgh is OF 80 difficult q character that. with
the facility The Russians tave of crossing 81 almost
every point il would be difficult cay with certainty
whether there are Russians eft on this side Of the
Danube. although all accounts concur in saying that
they have recroesed the stream. At any rate the
ceponsr alton has bad hitherto harmless CD rscter.
in spite Of the detailed sec UNITS from B1chHess,
which state ths' IL eco men were 10 have came over.
greater difficulty arises from the Gather snd the
esst winds prevalent at this season in the Back Soa
for the cos.t OF Bulgaria IS entirely opsn TO tnen.
Tte three places chosen for embark stiO0 are trna,
Batschlk and Bourgs, the last exclusively for cav
,lry ,b. two former proniscuousy. But sll three
,hs,e more less the Inconvenience OF being very
IL different anchorage With heavy sarf 80 tbs! at
times The Communication between the shore and ihe
y,..el- yrg az anchor q lrnpeded for Gays. Yet IN
stite Of this brssbsck which in summer, ~h-o tue
allied troops embarked, Wa Of less moment the en
bark alton has hitherto been lucky enough; Anew
bsrees laden with provisions capsized but not SIM
ole man horse has been lost. Tce other day some
heavy eUIs which bad been intrasted To sailing
ye-s. created little aDIety for the ship hsd scsrc
ly sailed when ons Of those sudden storms which
ctar.cterze the Back Sea arose 10 al is fury bat
TIE vessel wAs lucky enough 10 pa. back 10 BALI
al Il, and thus escaped the danger.
ysrns the center OF the embark stion, but Il wN
good plan 30 choose three pisces instead OF one for
the parpose and thus 10 AVOID the confusion na,a-
rslly sTsiIg from too crest Gro Edins OF troops,
prov isiops and materials Of The troop intended
for The Crimea arrive by detschm-n's, ~ that the
pressure Is not much felt only 81 BOurgss, where II
10 intended to concentrate the whole cavalry, with
little exception and TO erect stage 90 ths', poe
sble the horses may wslk on board The steamers.
About one-half Of the troops have sresdy gone
ard at the rate the embarkstion Is progressing, !.
hoyed thu, in fortnight the rest wild have fol-
loved. On good days tbrte bsttalons have Ds>n
embarked at Vsrns. and as many al B4tschlk. lie
steamers employ ed for the purpose are cleared ,r
vsrd 90 that most Of them esn take from ,'oV 70
/. 500 uep on board The Turks give little trouble
owing to their sedentary habits and their 90
They dispense, almost, With cooking, ana i've on
their bucaits; even the ofisen content heussasss
with piece Of cooked meat or roast fosi, .ulcu
they taxi with them Ii rather strange tnss these
latter are not Any more than the men, accommodates
with esbtas bat tbs oaosrs OF the sssAAets o"mPAAa