The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07
THE LATEST NEWS.


and Braia. Former advices entioned that they
moving on those places.
The mails to hand at Liverpool the morning OF the
Europas sailing would indicate that there had been
good deal fighting the posts the two armies
came in contact, but without any result importance
Cannonadng heard In various directions forth
with battles manufactured for the stockholders.
Renfocsments hurrying to the Russians and add
tona evies continued to arrive ct the Turkish camps
the season will permit operations Of magnitude both
parties will be In position to carry them out.
general attack is to be made immediately the Rus
sian army, which being muah extended, quite vul
nerable
The island opposite Gurgevo has been the Of
contests 1t has been taken and retaksn several
times by both sds ard 1t present remains In the hands
Of the Turks.
BUCHAREST, Nov. Ia, 1863
Tho Turks after destroying the at Oltenit
e. have crossed the Danube without being mosstsd
The Russian force concentrated round Oltenza amounted
the 18th the Russian manifesto was read In all the
churches Of Bucharest.
Shots are continue " exchanged near Giurgevo.
This Turks and Russians both trying get posses
sion OF the island Of Motanon.
General Engelhardt ia advancing from Braow Gour
JalomnitzA with brigade of the 9Th corps He has
which have attsry entered Moldava The reserves are
A transport Of eighty wounded Russians has arrived
here from Gurgevo The merchants and the corporation
the Wallachan militia with the Russian troops.
Martial IAN though not proclaimed prevails dc tao
has been ordered to leave tho country.
PARIS, Thursday mig hit, Nov. II.
The French government has this day received tele-
nts".nes ~bcb he tr.nsma - bs aSs
him BY the Russian authorities and therefore, may not
be altogetk or Trustworthy
He states that to the affair Of the llth ire
ported in the HERALD Wednesday last) Prince Gorts
chsi of attacked the Turks with 5000 men Che remarks
and succeeded in defeating them and that the Turks
treated across the Danube without any moderation.
place at Giurgsvo and that large island in the Danube
opposite that place had been the Of sanguinary
conflicts having been lost and won several times.
Twelve thousand men were omiDg from Moldavia by
forced Marches to reinforce Prince Cor schako and in
tellgeDce had been received that corpse a,mee had
left Ismail, in Bessarabis and its march, via
The Consul adds that the despatch left Bucha -est
continuous cannonade was heard from the direction Of
suhjon the following despatch from Vienna which is
THE report OF the great defeat Of the Russians at
Bucharest proves to BE- without foundation There had
only been someskirmshes."
We heye telegraphic despatch from Berlin, stating
that the Turks have gained another victory at Olten
"a. The despatch contains no date or other details
BEYRour Oct. 20. 1853.
Eight thousand Drusss and Naplousians under Emir
En- i'm, preparing to proceed to Constantinople.
The enthusiasm Of the population Of Consantinopls
has still strongly by the publication
manifesto Of the Sultan, which read on ths 31st Of
October in National Assembly, presided over by the
Sultan himself.
stsn which to induce the Shah OF Persia to declare
against Russia has produced powerful sensation At tho
Russian Court The Shah did all in his power to delay the
decision and TO suppress anti Russian movement.
Accounts from ST. Petersburg of the sth state that
ders had been given for the commssarat department
with provisions for the troops around that capital to be
ready to march alta moments notice. The Emperor set
out after the review on the Cd.
Letters from the Russo Polish frontier Of the tn inst
state that renforcemen have been order ed proc. at
once and by forced Marches to the Russian army in the
Municipalities
The London Times Of November II, published the an
| nexed:-
TIE following startling despatch has been forwarded by
dent at Vienna who states that ths
whence it is derived is excellent but that at the
time the intelligence is Of extraordinary character
that 1t must be received with cNutien:-
VIENNA, Wednesday Mcrning Nov 49,
The Turks have already passed Buch ares which is In
flames in three places.
The Russians retresting on Cronstsdt.
Fifteen thousand Turks have been despatched to inter
cept them through the Principally Of Servia.
The Austrian government have ordered army corps
| to be immet lately concentrated in Croatia.
Constad in Trar lvana il situate in the direct line
have been cut of from their communications with Mol
davia
PARIS, Tuesday, Nov. 15, 1858.
| The following despatch arrived here to day
THE OTTOMAN OTTOMAN AMBAs
AT PARIS
VIENNA, Nov 15-The communications from the thsa-
ire Of war to the 18th inst At that date nothing
decisive had taken place.
We have advces from Copstantinopls to the It'll inst
project Of note arrived yesterday morning. with
instructions the ambassadors of England and France
to recommend 1t to the Porte but there to be
scded objection the part of the Porto to its being
signed. The city Ia perfectly tranquil