The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-18 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION. Northern Daily Times Office, Twelve O'clocic Noon AMERICA. The Screw Steamer Glasgow arrived in the Clyde this morning at one o'clock, from New York, with three days later news. She has made the passage in twelve days and a half. The Africa, from Liverpool, arrived out at New York on the 4th. The following is a report of the New York markets : AsllEs.—About 50 barrels Pot, were sold at 5 dollars. BREADSTUFFS.—The market for Western State Flour, under the Africa's news, advanced from 184 to 25 cents. SOUTHERN FLOUR has improved 121 to 181 cents per barrel. Sales were made at $7 37 for common, to good brands. Other kinds of Flour and Meal were held higher. WHEAT had advanced—RYE was steady.—BAß- LEY unchanged. OATS better. COTTON.—The market has not been materially affected by the steamer's news. Although the weather was quite favourable, total sales of last day 565 bales. LINSEED OIL lower. Sales made of 4,000 gallons English, at 66 to 67 cents, American was selling ii lots from store at 67 to 69 cents. PORK was rather firmer, with a good demand. FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL. Corn taken at 121 to 13 ; wheat, 13 ; flour, 3s 3d to 3s 9d ; cotton, id to 3-16 d. The Stock market was buoyant and active. Exchange flat at 1091 for prime signatures on London, and very good bills are offered at 1094 to 1091, the tendency being downwards. The Glasgow brings no political 'news: of im portance. THIRD EDITION. Northern Daily Times Ogitei Three o'clock EASTERN WAR. VIENNA, THURSDA/ . 40 The journal, Austrian Correspondenz says, on to 13th, the Turks blew up their works at Oltealt°' and retired to Bulgaria. Our Vienna correspondent telegraphs 115 foil ows VIENNA, THURSDAY MORNING' Telegraphic advices from Prince Gortschan 119'/ received last night state that the Turks / quitted all their positions on the left bank ° the Danube, except Kalafat, without battlej simply on account of the concentration 013 h development of the Russian forces. The Turk's.; entrenchments have been razed. This authentic." VIENNA, THUSDAY EVEI4OI6. - , The report of the Turks having abandoned they position on the left bank, except Kalafat, is °fo cially confirmed from Hermanstadt. The Turks quitted Oltenitza on the 12th, destse ing their own entrenchments. The Turks attempted a passage near ICalar ' and from an island opposite Guirgero, but Russians repulsed them at both places with C° siderable loss. Private letters from Vienna of the evening 0 - f tht° 14th, mention that it was positively asserted Galatz and Braila had been attacked by the TO'