The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-23

sEAAA, Nov Ia private tsisxr4phie despatch from
osmn snaos lces that 900 fagks efossec The Danube
90 the 2sh October WiddA and took possession Of
kalafsl without battle
Il viii be observed that these two Dispatches refer 10
The sane evsni, didrIing oAy that The later furnishes
he dale snd The number Of composing The Turkish
army olbeT despsichss ho~eser Represent tie nuubsr
al 1900 ohsfs again al 50 oe0 while Others speak OF
active hostines as having commenced Finally We have
s later despatch 10 the e5ecl that kaalAt WAS taken
on The 9Th, and thai the Turkish forces were under The
orders OF OmeT Paeha and Consisted Of 90 900 infantry
and 400 cavalry. This despatch adds "A large Number
OF soldiers crossing The river. and reneounisr with
the Russians Is anticipated Tor the 2Sth
The Bulletin Of Pane, semi-oeial journal. alludnK
10 the events above recorded remarks:
The Danube once crossed by the Turkish army, and
he two banks OF the rlyer IN the power OF Turkey
place alter The struggle bat the position OF things viii
be well defined and good peace may be obtained after
good war. The iaief has certainly commenced"
The Vienna Pssss Of the 2eih NH. says
We learn FROM sure source that III dispatches seni
TO Lord STaifod de Redchr and 10 The ambassadors OF
the other powers conlain positive guarantee OF the
maintenance OF peace. The declaration of war by Tur-
key viii net have an immediate effect The instruc-
ions winch Baron De Msyendo expects from ST. Peters
burgh Will arrive io- morrow. Whilst diplomatic cir
eles appre beEsons entertained relative The
contents OF these dispatches, is affirmed the other
hand that The Emperor Nicholas will himself send prop
osons which, when accepted by The Pofe will be fol
lowed by the immediate evacuation OF The principates
congress assembled al London will terminate the ar
raDgemeBts"
The Austrian Correspondence OF Vienna, which is re-
ported 10 express the views Of the government publishes
the following. also under date oil 2slh October:
I'VE have already given the news, based on facts
that all the great powers Russla Well France Eng
lagc Austria, and Prussia consider the peace of Europe
their most sacred ask. and that OF these
efs had any intention 10 compromise ihs valuable aeres
BY Isolated and lnconsder1ie proceedings We may add
that the declaration OF war BY The Olonaa Porte
Russa has changed nothing in ihis stale OF things. and
that The Efforts Of Europe To reesiablish peace The
East the The conviction acquired al London
and Paris oil The sincerity which rresides the
raiy OF Austria and Prussia has restored The confidence
OF cabinets, and strengthened The hope OF pacific sol8-
ton Of the difference between RussIa and Turkey. Al
though in form exists in the East, without how
causing Gisqoeiudss. diplomacy continues
lis efforts for The maintenance OF peace. Ii
that the organs OF parties aud peculiar OF such
such color, manifes,ing themselves with less
conviction endeayor 10 undermine The reciprocal conf
dence OF European court The cabinets OF the great
powers scragulousy kerDup a reciprocal good under.
standing and if this accord brings about. hope
w the establishment OF nrm and durable peace in
the EAST they will have rendered the States and nations
a winch be placed parallel with the
satisfaction OF temporary curiosity and temporary in
tefest.'
Vienna papers publish the following.
is The ex-nsufgent General Guyon, kurschid Pa
cha, commands the Turkish corps Bauoum; Col
Stern, nsurgent officer, and who director Of the
manuiaciory Of kossuihs bank notes, Perschad
now Fethi Bey, and MAJOR Za6skz, now Osman Bey
command under him There also with him Eve other
officers whs have been exied lion European States"
C.