The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15
THE VERY LATEST.

From the Liverpool Times, Nov. q
We announced in our impression OF yesterday that part
CT the Turkish army, numbering tsenty six thousand
men had crossed the Danube at Kaleat and that sosfar
1p 81 armstice being likely to be concluded positive
hos ites the most probable result The intei.
gepce received from Vienna since last wrote is entirely
con6rmatory of that which has already been laid before
and induces to believe that by this time
not only has the ocsin OF war; been sounded but that
q bloody engagement has positively ensued
Last Friday, IL appears, the Ottoman army made the
passage Of the Danube and the Of the hos
tile forces expected to take place the following
day No resistance whatever offered the part OF
the Russian troops-which circumstance is accounted for
owing to the confidence Prince Gotschakof is said to
possess in his superior military skill well regards his
anticipation of the upshot of this terrible struggle
There Of special ambassador being ordered
to the Porte.
Considerable anxiety prevails in the metropolis in con-
sequence this fresh intelligence for which the public
mind had been altogether unprepared, armstice
considered to have been concluded in order to allow
time for what was generally believed would have proved
successful negotiation.
TsIEGRArHIc FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON Nov. "a. NJ
The London Times alta .ss in leading article that there
Il to doubt that the 9th Of October 5000
Turkish infantry and 400 cavalry crossed the Danube
and occupied Kale and that large number Of troops
still passing In barges when this news
despatched The Russians gathering on the point
attacked and was xpected that collision would take
place the 2Sth For the moment, here is end to
notes and diplomatic conference. Omer Psshas move
appears the extremity Oh reenness Dut ne Is prooA
bly, forced to leave In order to the sembance of
command After the erociy Of the hostile nations has
been satisfied BY the sanguinary Offering Of useless and
tbecess BATTLE it may perhap, be possible to reassert
the claims Of justice and humanity. Whatever may be
the result Of this contest alter the duty of the
Western Pc wers in this emergency.
whether Omar Pacha be successful, whether he be
driven back, eualy bound to maintain the shts
of Turkey Let the &c It WILL England and France
permit Russia 70 reap the fruits Of her dupi
city and violence. win not discharge France and
selves from the duty Of preventing these fne tries
from falling under the heavy yoke and gaspne ambition
of the Czar vctors vanquisbed the Turks have still
the right and claim on the Western Powers; and
the Times does not doubt that the language will be
held by them whette the first operation of Il
shall tern mate In victory defeat to allies The
article concludes follows" We sincerely tru.t
that the efforts which will doubt be employed
light from this conhagraton the fame Of civil dscord
throughout Europe may fail Of success, and that dplo
macy may extnguish the fire before it be the means Of
setting tho Continent in blaze At any rate shall
have the satisfaction OF thinking that efforts
part have wanting TO stem the tide Of hostile pas
sions and that IL forced at last to enter the
ic ourselves it will only be after having every
conceivable means TO avert it,"
The other morning papers contain despatch from
shumla, received In Paris stating that twenty thousand
Turks crossed the Danube the 2sh Of October
Widen, and occupied Kaiefat, which had been
ated by the Russians No eScountsr took place.
CoysrASuSopLF O,t. %,
The Au,tr.n envoy has submitted to the sultan
draft Of te with collective gusrra OF the four
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