The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-21 00:00:00

SECOND SUPPLE7fIENT TO TILE I'ORTHERN DAILY TIMES. DEATH OF THE n` DEATH OF PORTUGAL. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] LATEST INTELLIGENCE. render. Northern Daily Times Office, Nine O'clock, a.m. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1853 At Oltenitza, the Turks retained an island be tween the two banks of Ergervum. Accounts of Oct. 29th state that a column of Russian troops, on the march to reinforce the garrison of Pali, had been surprised by the snow, and was blocked up in one of the defiles near Kara. It was, therefore, Nought probable that the place must soon sur PARIS, BOURSE, SATURDAY. Business more animated than for some days past, owing to the report that the Turks had re-crossed the Danube. Threes opened at 73f. 25c., closed at 73f. 65c., Four-and-a Half closed at 99f. 70c. The Herman brought 693,000 dollars, of which 471,000 are for London, the rest for Havre. LONDON CABINET COUNCIL.—The Council sat for three hours on Saturday. The Times, in a leading article, states that the scale on which hostilities have been commenced between Turkey and Russia eaves no hope of a speedy termination of this con- flict by any direct arrangement between the belli gerentpowers, for the Sultan has publicly announced his determination to take the field in the spring, and the Emperor of Russia will certainly be roused by the humiliating outset of this campaigne, to prosecute the war with increased energy. On the other hand, the combined fleets of Eng- land and France have advanced to a position from which they can never recede until they have ob tained the great object of their intervention, namely restoration of peace, on terms not injurious or un favourable to the Ottoman Empire. In reply to the natural expression " What is to be done?" the Times conceives that the course to be followed, under certain contingencies, ought to be de termined with precision, and the increase to the employed for the attainment of our object distinctly provided. At present no such agreement of engagement exists either between this country or Turkey, or this country and France, and it would be irrational to proceed to any acts of warfare especially under circumstances so peculiar with out a clear knowledge of the nature of our policy, and the expression of our obligation. The French government appears to be strongly impressed with the necessity of such an agree ment, and the Times has reason to believe that they have testified their readiness to conclude a treaty of pacification with the country, which would, of course, be open to the adhesion of the other great powers for the purpose of imposing terms of peace on the billigerents, and endeavouring to terminate the war, two memorable precedents are quoted for such a course, namely, the Treaty of London, of July, 1827, and the Quadruple Treaty of 1840. Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21 Oxford-street, at his General Pr intin g and Stationer y Establishment, 1.9, South John-street, Liverpool. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1853. PORTUGAL - _ Th e 1, ortugese Minister in Paris an nounces the 441 tti of the Queen of Portugal in the following 1 1 ,, t er aPhic message, dated Paris, Saturday, " Her 1 4. 1 jest Y died in child birth on the 15th, at noon. Ki ng is declared Regent. Lisbon is tranquil. e°rc ling to law, the King is R e g ent until the a 3°ll- tY of the Prince. The elder Don Pedro was h e ''' . September 16th, 1837. The Queen was in al % year. ISTERN WAR. VIENNA, SATURDAY AFTERNOON • telegraphic despatch, dated Constantinople , 4ahest, says—" A portion of the Englis h fieet h as t l ' ec i into the Black Sea. Authentic official infor -114 tioll has been received at Vienna of the Turks k a lri l la g re-crossed the Danube at all points , except Gortschakoff rece i ve d positive orders on booth to a ss ume offensive operations. R ussian Ps have been sent to Oltenitza. VIENNA, SATURDAY EVENING 4-ee ording to telegraphic advices dated Buch arest lot h , Gorts c h a k o ff had returned. It is said that the Russia n t ro ops evacuated lesser Wallach is Th e,. Tu r ki s h troops are st ill fi rm ly posted at .I‘alafat. On 14th, th e Servian Hospodar refused th e Russian Consul to quit Belgrade. JASSEY, 7th. T he Russian corps of General Luders is expected to enter the Principality from Bessab aria . 1 The Rus s i an m i l i tary governor h a d arr i v ed at "V. The Russians had ordered the establish - 414 / 1 1 t of a ho sp it a l at Jassy, fi rst to con t a i n 6,000 .11 : ttie llts• The Paris Moniteur in its noon official v ,: l t , confi rms t h e report of the ret i remen t o f th e T urks across the Danube without any fresh colli s i on and without molestation Osten-Sackens t il , t- Post had passed through Jassy. The Turks a 514 held Kalafat and the villages around it with 34 ' 40 men, and were recovering fresh reinforce tiltts from Widdin and Sophia. ,Si ‘ it 'Co °O ';(": / A /