Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-12-09

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nitude will take place with both parties. The
Turks will soon be in position to carry out
a general attack immediately on the Russian
amy, which being much extended is quite
vulnerable.
The island opposite Guigero has been the
scene Of several contests, which has been Ia
ken and rctaken several times by both par
ties, and at present remains in the hands Of
/ the Turks.
L The news from the seat of war is very con
/ Trajectory The reports of Russian and rur-
| llish defeats are about equally baanced.--
There is no possibility of ascertainirg the
truth, which seems most probable, that no de
cided action has been fought
Since last advices, nothing more recent
known from the principalities Previous
success of the Turks in Europe and Asia are
confirmed. The Sultan officially announces
! that he will himself take thief field at the head
Of his army.
A new note is proposed; neither the Car
or the Sultan will listen to it.
The course the British will take, is kept
secret. Direct French correspondence says,
that Napoleon is concentrating his troops, so
that he can send off in less than FIVE days, ii
necessary, one hundred thousand men for TO-
reign service.
The report that the troops had crossed the
Danube at all points, except kalefat, at which
they still remain and have strongly fortified,
is confirmed. AT Hermstadt they retired
without battle
Some grand movement is in contemplation
for which the passage of the Danube has in
the meantime served as mask
France has formally announced to Austria
that if she gives refuge to armed Russians re-
treating from the Turks, she will consider it
a declaration of war;
The Russians are sending the wounded to
Kirschin The hospitals at Wallachia and
Moldavia are insufficient to contain them
I The telegraph worked badly, but from what
we could gather, we learn that a battle has
been fought, that Bucharest is burnt, and that
Notwithstanding terrible slaughter of Turks
the Russians We're defeated.
There are now 10000 British troops at
Malta.
SwITzERLAND.-Presidcnt James Hay
has resigned, and the government is in tile
hands of the minority.
LIyERP, OIL M ARKET.-Nhca and -four in
demand. Flour advanced 5 and wheat Cd
on former quotations. Irdian corn without
animation. McMason and Sons quote prime
winter canal flour 37s@37 Cd. Philadelphia
Baltimore, and Ohio 38s. Denniston q Co.
give quotations.: sales 39s "a 80 Cd for Ohio
wheat Richardson Il Brother call wheat
/ los al (a los l0d and red los 3D.. Cana
dian l Os ID q 10 g. Indian corn IS (a
46S. Inferior ground 48s. Weather favor
able; pork dull, and holders pressing all on
the market. Bacon dull, rather lower, small
sales, holders firm. Tallow "a l Cd
Further European Intelligence.
Esy the Atlantic.
1n2tber Great 7 ictory for the Turhs.-
$4,000 Russians DJcotcd-Thc I1TkS
moViag OH Galatz.
The following special dispatch reached Ii
verpool, just before the departure Of the ~.
ante:
A rumor obtained in London and is men
toned IN a postscript to private !et,e from
a large banking house, that the British Pre-
mier, Lord Aberdeen, had resigned to give
place to a minister of more decided views in
favor of Turkey.
VIENNA, Monday, November l4.-Gort-
schakotf set out on the instant for Oltenitza
to chastisc the Turks, having with him o.
600 troops mostly infantry. On the llth,
came up with the Turks, who had come out
to meet him. Severe fighting ensu1d, and
the Russians We're obliged to retreat a second
time in disorder, on Bucharest, h wing nov
lost in four alta, ks on Oltenitza not less than
5000 men. This is authentic.
On the 9th, the Turks were driven from
the Island oppos Guirgcro. Reinforce
ments came to their aid and they immediate
ly after retook it and now hold it.
Omar is moving on Galatz.
The Gar has summarily discharged all the
English operatives from employment in the
Russian navy-yards.
Referring to the engagement at Oltenitza
Vienna letter Of the Oth says -" 1t is not
likely that the following startling news will
find its way into our papers, but you may re-
y implicitly on its truth. The victory Of the
Turks (which was owing to treachery) was
more complete than is generally supposed-
The outposts nearest the river were Poles, and
they not only permitted the Turks to cross
without giving notice OF their approach but
actually assisted them in the work Of DEATH
The canonade lasted, with slight intermssion,
twenty-tight hours. The date was a mistake.
the affair began on the LIST and ID, and last
ed to the g..
The second edition of the London Times
of the 18th November publishes the follow
ing despatch dated Vienna the 18th. AL
though it bears evidence Of having passed
through Russian hands, Cat least that portion
of it which comes from beyond Eienna) there
is no mention Of a Turkish defeat, and Omar
Pacha seems to have, on the whole, maintain
ell his positiono of the important points. The
desr atch says:
according to private despatch, fighting
was resumed near Bucharest Oh the 18th, in
the morning.
at is believed that Omar Pacha will also
attempt to cross the Danube above Galatz, in .
order to get into Moldayia. /
"Tla Turkish Embassy here have ransom /