The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-22 00:00:00

SUPPLEMENT TO THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1853. SECOND EDITION• [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] 11Torthern Daily Times (Vice, Eight O'clock, a.m. EASTERN WAR. The Times learns from Paris, that telegraphic news has arrived from Constantinople down to the 13th instant. The courier who conveyed the collective note . 11 d circular instructions of the Vienna Conference had arrived, and the ambassadors of the Four s owers proceeded at once to take these documents ?Tito consideration. A strict enquiryhasbeen ordered Into the causes of the destruction of part of the Turkish fleet at Sinope, which is attributed to the neglect of the Turkish authorities in not recalling those vessels, after they had been warned to do so, °r to the want of timely information that the Rus sian fleet was cruising off the coast of Asia. The Post contains despatches stating that the Turks in Asia had penetrated the Russian territory, and not only have maintained their footing, but have i n various encounters defeated the enemy, compelling him to retreat or withdraw into his fortified positions. At the latest date, the Turkish commanders represent themselves as preparing With due caution, to advance further into the Russian territory. The Post concludes from the authentic accounts it has received, that the Turks have not suffered the defeats in Asia, of which the Russian bulletins give such gloomy descriptions. With regard to the assertion, that the French envoy at Constantinople overruled Admiral Dun !las's proposition for action, the Post is certain that It cannot be contradicted, when it asserts that the Policy and action of the French governm'ent, so far from having hampered ours, has always been rather 11 1 advance, and never behind, from the day the Fre n ch fleet sailed from Toulon to the' Greek Waters, whilst ours remained in apparent indeci klon at Malta. There is reason to believe that the combined fleets have entered the Black Sea; .but the post does not think they will go to Sebastopol. The Daily News says private despatches contra dict the report of the entrance of the fleets, and that it certainly needs confirmation. ST. PETERSBURG, 12.—The news of the victory at Sinope had been celebrated by a thanksgiving in all the churches, and the firing of cannon. A Turkish flag was paraded through the city. The ussians had stopped a steamer going to Constan tinople, with the French consul of Wallachia on ooard, and compelled her to return to Odessa. It was asserted that the fleets had entered the black Sea, and that the Turks had suffered another defeat in lesser Wallachia. Au STRIA—VIE N NA, BTH.—The budget for next Year shows a deficiency of £9,500,000 sterling. THE MINISTRY. The Herald says it is generally believed that Sir Lames Graham accepts the Secretaryship of the ttome Department, and that Lord Pammure is to be First Lord of the Admiralty. The Daily News says I t is currently reported that Mr. Disraeli has pre pared the outline of a measure of parliamentary re form. PARIS BOURSE—WEDNESDAY. - Funds declined c onsiderably Three's closed, 74.60; Four-and-a 4alf per cents 101.20. p rinted and Published by CHARLES WILMA ER, of 21, Oxford Street, at his General Printing and Stationery Establishment, 19, South John Street, Liverpool. . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1853.