The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-27 00:00:00

SUPPLEMENT TO THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1853. SECOND EDITION• [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] Northern Daily Times Office, Eight o'clock, a.m. EASTERN WAR. VIENNA, Dec. 22.—A dispatch from the Austrian envoy at Constantinople was on the 20th instant communicated to the ambassadors of Great Britain, France, and Prussia. The news it contained was, On the whole, satisfactory. The Porte will send a plenipotentiary to the conferences, provided the Russians evacuate Moldavia and Wallachia. The envoys of the three Powers have been instructed to urge the Sultan not to insist on this condition, and to assure him that the integrity of the Turkish Empire is to be maintained, and that the principalities shall be restored as soon as the dis pute with Russia shall have been settled. No later news from the Danube or from Asia. The New Prussian Gazette states that the Emperor of Russia has signified to the = Cabinet of London, through his ambassador, Baron Brunovr, that he will regard the entrance of the Anglo-French squa dron into the Black Sea as a declaration of war. Lord Clarendon has replied, that England does not desire war, but considers herself bound to pro tect the Turkish ports. INDIA AND CHINA. A force marched, on November 9th, from Peshawur towards the Kohat pass, to coerce the Afredees, to allow us to build a fort which would command the pass. The storming of the fortress of Ah metzee b y the Russians, who were en route to Khisa, is mentioned. Something very like a famine prevails in all the northern districts of the Madras presidency, owing to a want of rain. COMMERCIAL. BOMBAY, Nov. 27. —Money quit; piece goods sold to a considerable extent, prices realised on heavy kinds considerably below those of same time last year. Metals, steady ; freights advanced to 3/. 2s. 6d. to 3/. 55., but decline expected, owing to the arrivals ; exchange, 2s. ld. CALCUTTA, Nov. 18TH. London Mail not arrived. Saltpetre active at full prices. No change in Indigo' Jute brisk, at extre me p rices. Iron, firm. Activity of imports rather slackened, but prices maintained; holders firm, Freights £3 10s. to 45. HONG KONG, Nov. 11.—Constant fighting going on between imperialists and rebels with little result on either side. Doubtful if the latter could hold Nankin. It was expected that Amoy would be re taken by the imperialists. Nothing new at Canton. Trade in imports again languid. Price of tea maintained : finer qualities scarce. PARIS, Monday. —The rumour of Lord Palmer ston's return to office caused a fall in the funds, 3 per cents closed 70t; 44 per cents 100/. Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21, Oxford Street, 19 at S hisouth Genera John l PStreetrinting Liverpool. and Stationery Establishment, , , TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1853.