Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-19

avowed views, could hardly have failed at ST. Pc
tersburg. The Emperor Of Russia, first at Omutz
and afterwards more particularly through dis
patch of Count Nesselrode's, had explained the
conditions by which he was ready to be bound so
that when these had been so framed as to receive
the approval of the Porte, the work of adjustment
appeared 10 be substantially accomplished.
I" II was 10 give effect 10 negotiations thus
successfully proceeding, that an extension of the
preliminary armistice, recently announced,
was agreed 10 by the Ottoman government but
in this respect, now appears, the Dvan had
given promises beyond its power of performance
Whether the army refused to obey the orders from
Constantinope, or whether, AS is more probable,
there was not time enough for these orders to
reach it before hostiities had commenced, is a
question of little consequence.
eve are not disposed 10 attribute any wilfulness
or any nsincerity TO the Turkish government; on
the contrary, we have no doubt that they were
truly anxious TO obtain the recognition OF their
claims without further risk but il is clear that al
lowance must be made in these transactions for
the operation OF power entirely distinct from the
constituted authorities OF the Ottoman empire
The following later telegraphic dispatch 10 the
New York Commercial gives the latest intelligence
From the London Times, Nov. s.
Latest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nor. A. The
following is official communication from Blu
charest
1.-TWO thousand Turks appeared at Guirgere,
and fired into the town. In the conflict many
Russians and Turks were killed. The Turks
retreated up the river and the Russians followed
them.
AT Kalafat there are daily skirmshes. The
Turks respect foreign properly under the Austrian
flag"
PARIS, Non. A private telegraphic dispatch
from Vienna, of November g. announces the de-
feat of the Turkish corps which had passed the
Danube near Kalafat. A private telegraphic dis
patch from Constantinope, of oath October, after
mentioning the presence of the fleet at Lampsaki,
says that party Of French officers had arrived at
Constantinope. and that certain British officers
had left for Schumla. e.
From the London Chronicle.
VIENNA, Friday-The PyeSse confirms the news
of the arrival of 1000 troops at Kaafat on the ad-
vance of the left wing of the Turkish army, be-
sides 5000 of the Turkish reserve from Sotha.
The vanguard under Numik Pasha and General
Prun, had serious conflict with $500 Russian
calvary, between Kalafat and Krajowa. The affair
lasted Two hours, when the Russians retreated
towards Slatina.
stantinople letter. of the 2lst October, that Reds
child Pacha has consented TO fresh draught of a
note by Lord Radcliffe, based on the Cars adj
missions at Omutz.
Redschd Pacha is said to have given his con-
sent after series of stormy conferences.
ODESSA, OFT. 24.-Supply Of ships further in
creased; the number in port is about 500. Wheat
and grain in better demand at rather higher prices,
and the aggregate quantity that would be de-
spatched within the next few weeks was extraor-
dinary large.
LoNDoN.-The Times says, the transactions on
Friday, connected with the 4th Of the month,
passed off with perfect smoothness. The number
of bills falling due was considerable, but far below
those Of the preceding month. S..