New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29
MOVEMENTS or THE ALLIES.
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The corps.d 'armee of Eupsiorin constitutes although
AZ distance tie extreme ltf OF the general of
operations Of the Allies luis corps both tho
n, b. Of the Russians and the center OF tnetr c)mmuni
caiot with Southern Russia, from which they obtain
their suppltis III the CTmca. Inelr army before Sc
yastOpOl maintains for the present, its night e. the
northern forts It's in TIE fodhca zoos Of the
Mackenzie hs hts opposite TO the lower course OF the
Clerpaya sud its ef on the hi hts above ChorgOup,
which are occ pied by tie Piedmon'eee. Bu This left
appears at present greatly menaced by The movements
OF the III ht wing of tho Allies III me mountains OF
Bsidsr Tie only e. men's OF appreci ,ton "hi.h we
vet possess are the osp,ccs Of Gen. Gorco kohl the
last of which is dated The 9TH. He, hst OF all spoke OF
erga. emen-s Of the vanguard toward OLTkuss or
Rub acsts according Ia the m8ps, village 81 uatef
above Bsdar and sad that our vancec poss bad been
repulsed by the Cossack; then he announced that that
place rem s co in our power tlsn that he Allies had on
The pc ult agtment with his Infantry aud that
they retired toward the same Ourkussa; and after
ward that the Allies having cone Gown from the
mountains bad forced Themselves psssag an III
eenious expression 10 0issimulG'e some combat 10
which tbe Russians were driven from their pos ton.
Finally under date of the 18th the Russian general an
Iourcts that the Allies extending their eEanoDs
fro m the mountains Bacar the valley o. the Up ser
Belbek; ard according 10 another dsp4t'h OF the
same ser ea OF The oh, troops had left the Upper
Bebek Thus then they had only gone so far As to
make recon noissance But this cole indie alton de-
notes msrsed progress Of The Allies on the leu wing
Of The Russians TO surround them. The Bolbek 10
fact flo three four leagues 20 the rear Oh lac
ECuYle. We 90 not Know 10 Nlhl part vi suc NhicJ
of the Upper Bebek Trey went, bu II may bs sup'
posed that it was 10 KaIlou opposite FOu Saa be-
cause there xsts there Ioad which crosses the noun
tans of Bsidar that vill1ge l. ID even TO be noted
that from Fol Ssla the road runs gu tue light bank
of the Belbek, TO join the high road firm seVastopo
70 s, mpheropol at place naned khutor irakur
The mn iarm) II is the road which tue Iar'ars Oh
the southern region were accustomed Ia take 70
resch Bakshiserai As the Russians doub. sill
OCCUPY tho village of Aitod,r at the rise Of the
Chouhou which falls INFO the Chernaya at
Chorgoun, and the village of Chamli Oze nbak tbs
Al les viii probably not attempt To es'ablse them
etncb TIE Uppei DViL,h b,fO,o hnvt driven the
enemy from Aitodor AID the other posi.ion-if tina.
is 10 io paI Of the plan of Marshal Pessier 70 pro-
long his right wing 10 the Bflbek. Gen. Gorchakof
lns ily announces that toe Alts have removed their
troops from their right, between Balassva and the
Cb.rnaya. This is very W. II explained by ths
menfs which we have just described. The Rus.isns
WI not at empt TO advance ia that oire tioD xhefe
by the way, there are reeeryts) because then they
would txpose themselves 10 be taken in the rear by
our Iis BIT wing. However this may be, all the right
wing of the amy has taken possession II the moun-
tails situated between Bal ar the CnouIlou, and the
Belbek, on the extreme left of the Ru-s,n army. IL
Is even fotf ing tself in the moot impo tan passages
forming roads 10 facilitate the arrival OF pr0vlsons
ana ammunition These measures seem 10 indicate
that the smy thinks OF establishing itself during the
bad ason % the line from Sevas'opol to h, upper
Bebek.