New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28
THE WAR-ENGLISH AFFAIRS.

From Our Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. II, 1853.
Our latest intelligence from the seat of war is only
teegraphic and fragmentary but it is of the highest
Importance The Turks under IsMAEL PAsHA-pay
attention to this name for is destined to shine bright
in the ensuing great war-haye crossed the Danube at
Turtukai TO Oltenza the direct road to Bucharest
They were Immediately attacked by Gen. Perlof,
probably Pawlo) and the inyincible bugbears OF the
North were routed with small loss by the Turks.
who drove their ranks In by bayonet attack The num-
Der of the forces engaged are Of course, incorrectly
given. As often as telegraphc dispatch from Vienna
announces Russian defeat it pleads for them large
inerority Of forces but have seen enough OF this
exploded trick in the Austrian bulletins during the
Hungarian war In fact the result remains the same;
the Russians, whether few or many, have really been
beaten at Oltenitza. Another column Of Turks has
crossed the Danube from Rustshuk to Giurgeyo and
here again the Russansare defeated though the report
that the Turks have captured the fortified city of Gur
gevo has not yet been sufficiently authenticated The
Vienna telegraph announcing that the Turks were pu
sued the dyke by the Russians, implies that the city
had been taken, and remained in possession of the
Turks since the dyke is beyond the city which is stu
ated on kind of sandamOng marshes and is connected
by dykes with the elevated plain of Wallacha But the
most important victory of all has been gained BY Omer
Pasba himself against Gen Dannenberg. Wedo not
know uhers nor chea, but the fact is authenticated
that pitched battle has been fought; that fourteen
superior officers of the Russians have been killed and
that the Turks have maintained their position. And
this is the Vienna version of the affair, which is A.
friendly TO Russia as il can be. When we receive tho
Turkish dispatches shall probably hear that the
Russians lied ia wild disorder To-day the rumor pre-
walls that the Turks have entered Bucharest but this
report Is not yet e9phrmed and seems even improba
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