New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
CURRENT INCIDENTS OF TIE WAR.

BY way of Vienna have several items of interest The
ort of Chokwelit taken by the Turks October 2s con
tanned 1900 muskots, cannon and 1000 Numerous
Russian prisoners had arrived at Consantnope from Ba
toum but not many yet from the Danube.
/ The Russian General Osensacken with force Of
$4,000 men, has already crOssedthe Pruh and fastening
by forced marches to the of war Although the con
Act in the negbborhood of Oenitza had been going on
without nternssion for three days to that eec.
had been suffered by Corchako to transpre in Bucharest
To 9Th inst the citizens quite ignorant that hosties
/ had commenced until the wounded began TO arrive.
The Turks live the best terms with the Waachians
no have occurred provisions abundant forage
alone is wanting The Turks pay for all they consume 1t
was Gen Ismae Pacha who crossed the Danube Kalefa
Oct &C. with 1900 and p, guns. He commenced to
cross under Of dense c aud the entire body had
passed and enrenched themselves wha twenty four hours
When discovered the Russians attacked them, but
obliged to retire with the loss Of guns before stated
yey Pachs the Ottoman Ambassador ct Paris has pur
chased and paid for 10000 additional vneennes rifles
On the 18th the Russian manifesto read in all the
churches of Bucharest Martial law thoug proclaimed
prevails de faO in the Pncpaties The merchants and
corporation of Bucharest have peoned earnestly against
the incorporation Of the Walachian militia with the Russian
troops
Young Philppesoo, son of the Wallaehan Minister of
Finance has been ordered to quit the country
Lieut. Gen Lazareif Stanschef has received orders TO
forward baiterDg trains to the Prncpaes for use against
the Turkish foresses The Russians quite boasa and
saw ey will cross the Balkan before winter sets in At the
sane time they are much afraid that the feeling in the Prn
CAPABILITIES il more favorable the Turks than to Themselves
The Paris Unrers publishes incident and guarantees
lis truth After the publication Of the frs, manifesto OF the
Emperor Nicholas. concluding with these words We viii
march defend the o.hodox faith two Poles serving in
regiment ia Bessarabia waited the Colonel and said TO
him We have just received the Emperors manifesto
and VIC desire to good soldiers request dis
charge because as Catholics, cannot Eight for the
Grt,k faith
Tho Coonol wrote to 81 Petersburg for Instructions and
he reply wa" Let them DO shot They accord
pry executed and four others in Modavis mot similar
ate
An Arab chief Of Nc Province Of Aeppa has offered 10
rase and 1000 At hsown expense e all The sui
ten The cner s accepted tusisn fgste ran asl'fe Ia
the rerhbohcd 81 lsetsend and al the last seeesns
several Iuih sh ships had grne iahe her Admiral slads
with Tatish sq-sl,-n cruising IN ,hs niseh sc.
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ole "a, r.- hom ,te foroHife ,toeiamafioa prfnss ,
rotai Ia tossei " a f3a4la-sss on SoY 3 .. c.
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sslre al te st,a1@ei cSAIi Os III llesl slf2Ys
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IL ruth ia Ne Russians suffered signal a'isa' On Z
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