The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

susea:sa with the lat column, .As right under .h
command Of General Kov Asvshy, eooneacsi
ne movement from Ksrzash tos Sun OF June ana vss
u JOIN ibe ain body Of tne Ar7 as soon as mac @ea'
The general rrpds gvons fos al the troops was the
village 81 Zam iituatd ON the river Kara fcoAi dis
tnDt on ststtoo from Ksys.
On Juns O. The tao frat co,omns united a. sgaja KSs,
snd wait there Tor LieatsLsns s-nerA koss'ssssy
Noodle detachment OF Major General 5Asanoh vas SEQ.
N ihs direction Of Ardasnan Some pickle OF tne enc
ny, con stipx Of BASH bazDuss suppOrsei by so ne
Nansr cavalry, occupied the village OF Matsra, asteen
ysrsts rom Kass
puiDcipAl forces Lieutenant General KOvalevsky who
had IN marches reathsc the bamis. CT 0,ensk,
= Ss ssarss, vas ' a. Aras.han Sn.rs As.p psSs
shasf OF the Sandak Of TchsIdyr, collecting MS nj
ntia tee0O strons). At the same time, IAsu.suant
General Kovslsvssy inorms1 py his spies that the
interior Of the fortress was quite unprotected and
deSsd possible for him. By firing grape from batteries
lnsd on ne right oans Of the Koata, TO compel the
n Is ,uissmation ndhcsd Lieut. Gen. Kovalesky 70 20
tho our ss, met @
I'd the Asys Of the fortress and announced tnst tn
lAsAa cenmanssnt had retrsated to 0lta, aad Aslaa
0hsAa.
On jane H. Lieut.. Gen. Kovslevsky occupied the for
stsIssd the 18th oltche:k, vhsrs he joined tn,
astsslmsns Of Hajor General BsklaAof, who ksd
nvsd tss;s On the 18th the right column was to pro
sssd - Ziim, which the main body Of our troops had
Already passed through
~ The came time, in order 70 reeonneitre the ground
towards KArs SEAL dsta shment had ossn seat tn,
"a Of jane, under Major General Count syrod and con-
isng ef ear sotoiss Of the combined regiment o. COL
Kankse Caucasian COssacks Of the line, and Of four
squsSrons Of hncsre from the cemt ned brigade Of
Ssons with four pieces o. Cossack artillery This
!sy was supported BY four battAons Of Infantry with
0. .ppro.eh.s ths vrsgs Of Matsr. o,:upisa by 500
assha bazouss our Cossa:ss charged them m2stuousy
sAhrs In hand; the enemy took fight and although
tWO squadrons OF rsrash ancsrs came for Yard sup
ysst q their extreme chan, they too lied from the
sebrsd IL Of the ersmys horssnsn, one Of VII i'm
y hncsr. Or cur eide there were neither killed
wounded.
simnItanesusly with this .epor. 4. D. G General
houYavsff sencE account Of The reconnsissauce
made between May 20 and Jane the Gouriei dstsch
nsAt in the Sanejsk of Koponist. There brave
6seps and mhsa. led on BY Mso. General Priace b.
grafton MOush sDsky chief OF tae Gonr.e dsta:ameo.,
altar suYnounErg ths Extraordinary dill :ultss o. the
g,ssnd, compelled the IurkB 70 svacuate
camp near Legva and U.chk honour, and to tase
iuss IN strong position on the other side o. the river
ur6sr the guns VI tne inaccessible fortress Of
On this occasion soma side ds.schments, mpoisa Of
ear nilitsnsn forced tier waJ up to the past a. st.
kiahclAs, in front Of which they burned the ensAy's
camp The village cf Gosa-a, tIss1 by storm, also
given up to the flames. Tho Turks retrsated on al
DuYing the whole Time between the Goth of Msy and
Ne "a Of jane loss consisted Cossack and
nah.sanen wounded
having at the 0. his account, testified to the
1Somptitude With whtch the militia force in the govern
neats Of Kut.s ana MongrsIia Joined him At his frss
srnnons, Aide de Camp General Mouravef adds
1Ais ardent zsa which has always p1)npted our pc
yalAtone 70 mircn against tho common ensmy is sure
aad precious guarantees Coz the defence Of the country
aAder all circamstsrces and the so because
militia men are not tent with merely exhibiting their
ssursse and irtrepds.y bat they perform ali the lies
- the nOst orderly manner, the excslien. conduct
svss hem AL tie imposing appearance Of reg r disci
ehn~d troOps