The transaction fee on your transaction is quite low.
As such, it will probably take a very long time for it to confirm.
Your new wallet was probably not online at the time that your old wallet transmitted the transaction, therefore your new wallet will probably not see the transaction until it is confirmed.
Your transaction fee is low enough that many nodes and miners may choose to drop the unconfirmed transaction from their memory pools in a few days. If you leave your old wallet running (or you start it back up every few days) then it will re-broadcast the transaction to remind the network about it.
Thanks for your answer Danny!
Yes, you are correct, my new wallet was not online at the time that I made transaction from old wallet. I hope that you are right , and there is not a problem with the new wallet.
But whats in the case if this transaction is confirmed after long time , but I still can't see in the new wallet?
Is there a way to check that the new wallet working properly? There are no error messages and I'm currently connected with 8 peers. Any way to force the new one to see the unconfirmed transaction,
or the only option in my case is to leave the old wallet running and wait?