The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-15 00:00:00

SECOND S 3PLEMEIiT I\-ORTHERN TiSEAILY TIMES. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1853 EASTERN WAR. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] LATEST INTELLIGENCE. VIENNA, MONDAY According to a private dispatch, fighting was ren ewed near Bucharest; on the morning of the 11th inst. It is believed that Omer Pasha will also attempt t " Cross the Danube above Galatz, in order to get to Moldavia. The Turkish Embassy here have reason to be_ lieg e that between Ninety and One Hundred lT housand Turks have already crossed the Da - - e. • The Wanderer publishes a letter from Bucharest Qf the 6th, stating, that after a series of murderous e 0 nlicts on 3rd, 4th, and sth, the Turks maintained th eir position on the Wallachian bank of the "anube, while the Russians took refuge in their en trenchments near Oltenitza. Advices from Kalafat of 3rd state that on that cl ay that the Turks had left their positions, they ' we re waiting . for reinforcements to march upon l(ragooa. T he communication between Ga latz and 0 dessa has been interrupted since October 28th. Some disaffection seems to have shewn itself 414 0ng the Polish troops in Russian service, and ° lir soldiers have been summarily shot. the Morning Chronicle correspondent writing on t he 9th instant, from Bucharest, states th at the urks have been repulsed from the Island near - 11irgero General Klapia has received a Turkish com- mand at Oltenitza, or Guirgero. A strong can nonade was heard on the 9th. Gortschakoff had advanced his head quarters some stations from Bucharest The Correspondent of the Morning Post writing from St. Petersburgh on the 6th inst., states that the. Czar's Manifesto was read in all the Churches on the 4th. There was a review the same day, but the Manifesto was not read to the soldiers. A corpse d'armes was under orders to embark from Odessa for Georgia to reinforce Prince Woranzoff, who urgently; asks for succour. The embarkation has been countermanded since the proclamation of war by Turkey, as that Power's naval forces in the Black Sea might effectually. Binder the corps from reachingi is sti nation The forces will now proceed to the Principalities. The orders for sending Russian cavalry to the Principalities is withdrawn, as, owing to the rains, they could not act. CONSTANTINOPLE, OCTOBER 31ST. It is said that the Turks have obtanined posses- sion of seven Russian Forts, in Georgia and the Caucasus PARIS BOURSE, MONDAY. The Funds steady, but very little done. Three's closed at 72-50 ; Four and a-half per cents, 99-90. The Times says much uncertainty still prevails respecting the actual incidents of the Wallachian war, and it awaits further advices. HOLLAND. The Bank of Amsterdam raised the rate of dis count from two and a-half to three per cent, on Monday. and Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21, Oxford-street, at his General Printing and Stationery Alitablishment, 19, South John-street, Liverpool. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1853.