The Press.
London, England, 1853-11-19 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.

s.ITURD.4 SI'MNINt?.
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

RUSSIA ANI► TURKEY.

The despatches received this morning eolith in the
tatigetueut that the ''arks hail reeres*fti the I►Nnnite.
This n►ove was, howe‘er, p►vmptvtl wily by u►uuacs
of Atnitegetiettl prudence.

Heavy rains had deluged the lower portions of
Wallachia, and made military operat• . impraeti
estate. This circumstance decided Omer Paella to
p4ostpoue the expel' tiun agaiust Bucharest. tlrders
were, therefore, given to stay the movement of the
Ottoman filmes, and those which were at Oltenitza
recruesed the I)tkillibo in the greidest. order, and
without beiug diaquieted by the enemy. Before re
tiring the Turks blew up the works and quarantiue
building at Oltenitza. The retnwrade movement
eon:mewed eti the 13th inst. Tlw islands opposite
thurgero and ttltenitaa continued in the ocetipati.
of Ike llttomans. A Russian account of these 11111-
nfilivre4 was transmitted by :nee I igtrtselinkottE Ns
the Nhotemite :Ilinister at Vienna in the folios
telegraphic message, dated Bucharest, the 1:Ith Ist-
swat :

" At the tutiment when ineitioices were shout to Ill' exc.
euteil against the emiablihl •ut of the 'Emits op the left
bank of the rivt.r. opposite Turtitkai, they cvactiaLed their
p.,sit ion nipl retired to the right hank, keeping itoeseeeiou
only of im island which lies bet w, Ih.. hs.•

General Osten-Sacken's advanced guard hail passed
the Truth, and he was expected at Ituchareat on the
211th. The Russian for•es were coneentrating in
K rajova.
The Vienna Government are organising an at .tiy
of observation in the south of Hungary, and near
the Turkish frontier. This /newel', howevur,
is stated to be taken only tOr the security of the
Imperial territoii, and in the iittsrest of Austrian
neutrality.
Respecting the capture of tielielkat;', Nicholas
Krapowsky, Nieolai, or Cheykedy, all 14 whirl'
sainem are given to one and the smite place, the
Ater of a letter from Constantinople says :
" 1,01011 Rnicsiatia were k;lk•d, anal NO math, pi4SanPril,
among whom is a memis•r of the family of 4:omit-I: tiering
themselves forced is their foioess, the Russians, iu
leaving it, Net tire to thu tick: new Whacks. which were
completely all•stroy-ed ill spite of the acidic l'isrks lu
extinguish the thinks. Tice votress was olefeualcsl by ;1,4 ss
men. Th., To • -km funnel 'l,tlloll carbines, nimbi aan the
model of those used by the Claiaseurs of Vilbeemies, ull
bee Mg the mark of the double•healed Itstssimi eagle, mud
the mark of a 1111411 U aeturer at I Tine.. 1111.1... A of
cannon were also taken. The elanbat was very mangairia:...
battalion of the Turkish guani particelarly
itsef. Five pricsonera—a eaptiati and fa our sc•lcliers
been sent here ; the rimilinsler will h 0 dNsina•ii at

Another despatch states that the .on of Prince
George I,ouriel and Colonel Cloti an, among the pi,
boilers. The affair took place on iict.
The Porte has refused to grant the exrquat it r to
the Consul-tieneral appointed by Austria for the
I humbilin
The British l'enycourf and A Ibloa. mid the
French vessels .1 it jade r an,l 11. avi re, an. I eight
steam-frigates, were at lleikos, close to the entrance
into the film+ Sen. 'llie r)1 ti •Imus naval division
which is to cruise in ths•se waters consists of four
fi,uales, two steamers, three vial cues, and t,vo brigs.
The vessel Meje,hietie and two lately
joined the squadron.
The French Ambassador at 'onstantiuople has in•
vlted coutraetors to semi iii sealed tenders, offering
terms for the delivery of provisions for the French
squadron at Constantinople, Trebisond, or Odessa
during its presence in the llosphoruii or the Black
Sea.