New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

.s,s sf pariy NJ French officers bad arrived A. Con-
,,s.sots, so5 that certain British oaice" had LETT
IN SLsnia
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,<s A. YAef NJ the hdgsnce Of the len wing OF tho
Ts,iisb srny. besldes s,oC0 81 the Turkish reserve
f,asn fThis The vanguard under Nnmk Pasna AM
zen pfsn. ksd ser0ys conflict With 21OO Russss
essslry. betusen EaleAi and KrsjOva. The aniie
a.eA Inn bygr. when he Russians reirested toward
slstna
Tks PyssD stairs On the authority Of a Constant
s< lstiSr n he 2Ist Oct that Re1schid Pashs has
essssnfsS ~ fresh dsssgtt Of note By Lord Rcd
elsGs. bases 10 ne CzaS's admissions at Omotz
Esls1kM Pssha s said 10 have given his consent
sf'sr ssrfs n stormy conferences
81 Vienna % Thsrsdsy. Fiyes 81 SIG; Exchange on
ion1sb Ill
PARIS Friday, Nov e.
Bourss dali Three closed Is IS. -Four and half
per cent? ~ %
ODESSA, MONDAY. Oct "a
Supply Of chip. farther increased The number in
port IL about 49, Wheat and grain in better demand
at raiher higher prices aud the aggregate qaantxy
that would be dispatched within the next few weeks
was extraordinarily large.
The Times says the transactions on Friday, con-
neeed with the 4h Of the month passed of with per-
feet smoo;bness The number of bills falling due was
considerable, but far below those of the preceding
month.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY NAIL.
We have no further decisive news from the seat o.
war The latest rumors of pacific turn. The
runor has again come up that conference will be held
at London for the settlement of the future OF Turkey
From Vienna too, the note OF peace is sounded The
Earl Of Wesmoreand British Minister at the Austrian
Court is said to have received assurance from Con
s,annope that the representatives of the four Powers
had succeeded in their efforts to bring the Divan TO
pacific sentiments and consequently the orders sent to
Omer Pasha enoined him not 10 commence hos'ilitles'
the ambassadors having satisfied The Divan that the
Car had promised TO make offensive movement
while waiting the result of the effort at Contantinop!o
in favor of peace But what most spoken of on
Change was an editorial in the Journal de Frankfort,
which evidently proceeded from the Austrian Cabinet,
and in which ii was stated that Austria resumes the
part of mediator, having received fresh and positive
assurances from the Cabinet of Russia that the Empe-
ror has no desire to encroach the integrity of the
Ottoman Empire OF to attack in any way the sovereign
rights of the Sultan Under these circumstances the
Austrian Cabinet again untes with the other Cabinets
in the endeavor to prevent war; because 1t now sees
reasonable prospect that mediation will not be fiutless
AS seto TO this pacific news, learn that all tho
places in the Principalites in the hands OF the hus
slams have been placed under martial law, and cores
pondence with the enemy prohibited under pain OF
death. conflict was deemed inevitable in the direc-
ton of Kraowa. Previous to crossing the Danube
Omer Pasha issued the following proclamation, which
is well calculated to inspire the fanaticsm OF his
troops:
"SoIDIERs or THE IMPERIAL Army
when firm and courageous we shall engage the enemy.
We will not y but sacrifice body and soul to be avenged
Look to the Koran On the Koran we have swornl fcu
are Mosoms and doubt not you are ready to sacrhce
body and soul for your religion and your country But
there be a single among you afraid Of war let him say
so for il dangerous to face the enemy with such men He
who IL under the feeling Of fear should be employed in the
HOSPITALS or cher occupations but he who remains with US
and turns bis back the enemy shall be shot Lot tho
courageous who long TO manifest their devotedness TO
their reg on and the throne remain. Their hearts are
united with God and Il faithful to religion they prove them
selves brave God viii assurodly give them the victory
Soldiers let US purify hearts and then put confidence
in the aid Of God Let do battle and sacrifice ourselves
Ike fathers and, they bequeathed country and
our religion 20 US ought to bequeah them to our chill
drtn You al that the great object Of this life Is
70 serve God and the Sultan worhy, andthus win Heaven
Soldiers May God protect all who have the honor TO be
lieyo ard to in these principles
Tie following is a summary Of the news on the
Eastern Question, as given in our European papers
The news confirmed that the Turks have crossed the
Danube and that fighting has begun in earnest in Crcas
sia Omer PashG. on his part, ha. kept ms word he
informed the Russian commander Gorchakon that II tho
Russians did not evacuato the Pncpales before Oct
"a be would the river and put him out The brief
time interviewed between this summons and the date
allowed for liz fuflmeDt, Omer employed In transporting
detachmonts of his troops 10 certain Islands OF the Danube
from which point they could cross with little further OBJ
stacle TO Le bank held by the Russians Oct "a having
passed and gone without any movement on tho part OF tho
Russians show that they intended to rerea the Turk
ish commander waited only for suitable opportunity,
which on 9th October he found, and Immediately threw
across sOng body Of both infantry and cavalry into tho
town village OF Kaleia position recently evacuated
by the Russians The crossing was made IN front OF and
under the cover of the fort Of Niddin and although the
prevous occupation Of the islands rendered the movement
more easily accomplished there was still distance oil 300
or eco yads in width Of rapid stream between the most
Outlvng Of the islands aud the Russian bank Inc pas
SAGE was however effected without opposition. IL re-
NAMED to be seen whether Omer would further keep his
word by passing the st Of November in Bucharest Inc
reason assigned the evacuation OF keeia by the kus
SLAMS was the mortality prevailing in their camp.
Our correspondent here mentions rumof thai was
aoat and which subsequent adyices might prove true or
MIGHT not that the oath tho Russians returned IN force
mon Kaelat and defeated the Turks The referred
to M ncty states the 28h the day ~ supposed deieai
and the sd the day which tho Turks crossed IRE
yious adyce probably authentic stated the passage ""s
Prince Peskewich had len ST. Petersburg for bucharest
TO take command of the Russian army IN inc nnncipsn-
tes The main force the Russians il Bucharest
where they have hundred heavy cannon posted A
steamer which reached Dzurdzurn tho 10Th, brought
information the Russians that strong force OF turks,
under the personal supon,endence of Omer Pasha stood
opposite kalefat The arrival reports that the Nus
SLAMS working day and night by relays at in'rench