The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03

We have received the St. Petersburg journals Of thu
TIE lnrulide Russo publishes the following
Aide.es. Camp General Eouravief has sent the FOL
lowing cetals, dated 9TH n7th) OF June. from tn.
camp the village Of Adia.Eala, tie river Kart
chat
HE result of TIE advance OF General Kovaevssy on
Arabian was, that the Turkish militia est aatei n
about 600 men, Who wers assembling 10 tbs nsgh
ing 6.n5nss, dispersed and returned to their homes
Two regiments Of regular cavalry vbica were suartered
IN the Village of Dekon, that fortress lat 70 short
y before the arrival Of General kovaievsky, and reon
cd tie main BODY Of rs Turkish army At Kars. Az
CARDS the irregular lnantry ~hch had remained At Ar.
daban 1t withdrew with tho Pasca, and has proceeded
II is sa,d, to Olta.
TO enable them eary to carry away fee prori.
sion stores and other things from Arabian, the rurk
bad taken ell the carts In the neigheorng vsgss before
arrival that curing the march Of General oya-
evsky from Ardahsn to Has, there were beasts Of
burden
General Kovalsvsky with the deta ,hnas,t Under hi,
orders. .stng OF the infantry regiment Aazan an
the Wilma ChAsseurs with IL pieces Of artillery and five
Of the Don Ccssacks, rejonea the 81 {5th
Of june, ~ iH she avsut garde corps OF operat,ns
- also The detachment Of Major Gensrai Baklsnofr
nosssnce vii portion of The troops in the dsrccton
Of hara pash, during vh.eh botnis OF our m3anted
militia opened iusiiade With the Tdrkinh Irregular
cavalry. behind which could tWo regiments o..
Turkish lancers ORA n up 10 columns. The enemy
TIE fsns Vas driven bach BY s1 setnas Of tbs % reg
command OF Colonial KamsCf, whom supported with
ur squadr5ns Of dragons and four pieces hors,
as,y n. rsm..nasr Of the tcop. we're drawn up 10
enemy had scarcely become aware OF tie movement a.
fected ara,ost tnetn, when thu BLshi bAzouks dis
perfed, snd tbs regular Turkish cavalry CON.
mencea istTcaans slowly: pursued BY the Cossseis.
They socn got into q trot, the last rank cnly re-.
turning our fire Tating advantage OF the opporsu.
tnnity, Colonel kaukoG charged With his Cosfncss and
penetrated into the Of The enspys column me
GrebensAsr sotr, and two from stavropo charged At
galop the lest close ranks OF the euepy the sosnlss
Of the Cauoasus Of the Ruban and Of the rountairs
pursued the enemy and sabred them without meycy the
Turhah horsemen left their horses by DOZENS
&hfr,a a1v In bal n xfaN I~s
city Of pursuit. TIE Cosssohs paid no attention 70
the FIRE opened upon tpem by the batteries OF Ka.,.
Dasb and they only stopped in front Of the battery OF
the retrenched camp situate near the town, besird
which the Turth infantry formed and the frsltyAs
found support Enabodenes by the Vicinity Of their main
body the Turks attenpte 10 take the offensive but 70
rounas Of rockets from the cavalry detachment unser
Lieut. ousscd stopped them. thea or ierec Count Ny
to advance with the cavalry reserve and cali to-
A. her the different det&ehmeDts In advance who no.
turned In excellsnt order.
Our lcss corslssd Of four Cossacks killed. ons Cos
sack Officer, ten Ccssacks, and three mltam,u
wounded. Despite the brisk cannonads from the
town only two Of our men were hit. The co..scks
brought back seven prisoners, two Of whom were
lsncers, and they brought away all their Killed ana
wounded, With the exception Of subAlssrn who he'd
gone too far, and was cut down 10 the very centre Of
the enemy's column, ciose TO the camp great mum.
Der OF Turksh killed and wounded left on the geId
of battle, but - they we're under Of their batte
iies, vss Impossible TO count them To jadse he
sur, from The number Of horses weapons aud clothes
carried off, and BY the blood stained swords Of the Cos
tacks and mpitsmen the loss OF the Turks nav b. ts
lin ated at 90 mon, which estimation confirmed on
the 9th 01th) by spies, who informed that the
ru,k's loss was t5 Killed and 81 wounded
Daring the combat snail detsehmsut OF the enamv
rafe is appearance right flank, but was inc ne
Iately repuSed. We Afterwards learned that Il Va.
commanded BY an Enslish Officer.
In this AeAiy the Cessas Of The ns, whom the yrrss