The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18

scrt Of wdin and although the previous occupation
the islands rendered the movement easily accom-
ushsd there wss stn distance Of 500 to 900 yards
width Of rapid stream between the most outlying Of thu
islands and the Russian bank.
The passage was however effected without opposition
IT remained to be whether Omsr would further keep
his word by passing the lst of November in Bucharest
NE reason assigned for the evacuation Of KAlet by the
Bussians, was the mortality prevailing in their camp
Previous to crossing the Danube, Omer PashA issue
HE following proclamation which is well calculated t.
inspire the fanatcism of his troops -
SOLDIERS IMPERIAL ARMY-When firm and cour
naor6oe body and soul 10 be avenged LOOK TO tns
Koran On the Koran we have sworn you are MOS
soul for your religion sno your country But there be
single among AFRAID Of war let MIN say So or II Is
nndsr the eelir of fear Sud employed in the hos
ptas or other lions but he who remains with US
and turns his OaS5 % s their
to their religion and the throne remain Their heart,
are united with God and faithful to religion they prove
themselves brave God VIII sssuredly q 70 them the vic
tory. Soldiers let parity our hearts, and then put
confidence in the ad OF God. Let co battle and sacr
nce ourselves like our fathers and they bequeahed
our country ana our religion to u.s. we ought to bsqusah
them to children. You all that the great
object Of this life to serve God and the Sultan worthy
and thus win Heaven Soldiers, may God pr0tect all
who have the homer 10 believe and to serve in he:s prn
cples.
Our correspondent here mentions rumor that was
aAoat and which subsequent aovices might prove true
might not that the o4h the Russians returned in
force upon Kalefat and defeated the Turks The ru-
referred to distinctly stated the oath the day OF
the supposed defea and the sd as the day which
the Turks crossed
Previous advices probably authentic state that the
passage was effected on the 9Th.
Prince PAskiewitch had left ST. Petersburg for Bucha-
rest to take command q the Russian army in the Prnci
pAlites.
The main force of the Russians is near Bucharest,
where they have hn ndred heavy posted.
steamer which reached Dzurdzuru on the 10th brought
information to the Russians that strong force Of Turks
under the personal of Omer Pasha stood
opposite Kalefat The arrival reports that the
Russians working day and night, by relays at in
trenchmsnts which extend from Snirda to Dzurdzuru.
These tdings strengthen ne probabilities that's collision
has ere now taken place.
the Journal d Debo learns nom Constantinople that
October q NJ De Bruck the Austrian In,srnunco, had
interview with the Sultan, and handed to him
project of nots with the collective guarantee it said
Of Four Powerswhose Representatives have assembled
anew at Yienna-that it would be accepted BY Russia
The terms of the did not transpe but at the ter
minstion of the interview messenger immediately
despatched to Omer to erect him to wait some time be-
fore commencing hosties. That circumstance led to
the belief in Constantnop!e that the nete of nature
to be accepted by the MvAn.
To the above statement added from another source
that the Gar had declared his acceptance Of the note
On condition that England aud France guaranteed its
ceptance by the nch 1t s understood, both Bri
tain and Fran,e declined neither bspg disposed to
coercion The Gar took the tunty of stating that
this was the last proposition he would make accept
and the King OF Prussia had given notice. his part
That the note rejected he would withdraw al
together from any interference in the matter
It unlikely that the Sultan will take the responsible
ty Of changing his the faith Of this despatch
although he msy have sent orders to Omer to delay
tive hostites.
The Grand Council win probably be again assembled
TO oonsuk the subject ihere also rumors OF the
near retirement of Rsschii Pasha from the ministry
which, was thought might tend to accelerate an un
Outstanding with the am hasssdors.
Money runs scarce. Nsmek Pasha, the Minister Of
Commerce, was about to visit London and Paris
financial mission. Various schemes under discus
Bion and, among Others il proposed to open loan
In the United States.
The following is Omer Fasha's address to his troops
after reading to them the declaration of war
sOicers and soldiers flo Asia, Africa and Europe
this soil which powerful enemy wishes to take from
you 1t has by your fathers been confded to your pa
triotc honor; it has yet blot it. Know, then,
that you cannot step without voice rising from
foot asbes the ashes of your thsrs-defsnd it,
S0lders let altogether to spill blood unto
the last drop to uphold the integrity of the throne Of
Emperor and beloved sovereign the Sultan, Abdul
Medjid."
The lucky person whom entrusted the manifesto
declaration of to he conveyed to the army Of Omer
PashA, received with the greatest enthusiasm Ac
cordipg to the nvarabe custom of Turkey, that the
bearer Of mide Tor good news should receive present
Te6k Bey presented with thousand pounds by Omer
Pssha and each officer according to bis rank hastsned
to offer him stantia1 mark of his Joy He has
returned to Constsntinopie rich man.
The Turkish deet 1t will be from the annexed list
is very far from Insignificant 1t pretty well AIMED
cies The ships we'll found, too. both in and
equipments, and their gunners are skinful