The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-21 00:00:00

SUPPLEMENT 11,THER,N TO TAB TIMES. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1853. SECOND EDITION• Dy ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] Northern Daily Times Office, Eight O'clock, a.m. ASTERN WAR. •tv, c iellna paper, Austrian Corresponde n t , s tates, `ra d ar of Bucharest, 17th — " The Pers ian mint has , offered Prince Woronzoff 30,000 an d demands Russian commanders for ltussian attack on the fortress of ' yosite Brailow, proved a complete Ilarest despatch in the Chronicle says the Lbatteries below Matshin are destroyed. d between Brailow and Matshin was occu the Russians, who lost 10 killed, and seve it ads of wounded. The cannonade lasted )(:;• The attack was not successful. Nothing iafat ' advices from St. Peteburg of the 15th, at on the Ist, Prince rs Rebutoff won a 6 ver the Tu'rkish Seraskier at Ongusli, in 1 1 11 the T ur ki s h territory, taking 24 cannon, ,isle Turkish camp and ammunition. The V retreating in great disorder to Karsa. .Intinople letters of the Bth, say that the iu,a refused to accede to an armistice, but i,tg to join the conference. 011 owing are the points agreed upon by the tr and ° lvers :—Maintenance of the territorial independence of of Turkey ; the Olmutz l A t ?° 1 1, and the modified Vienna note, to be i t 4 of negotiation for a new treaty of peace ; „, er treaties between the belligerent Powers t g 4stablished ; the evacuation of the Princi batter the conclusion of peace. 6 V 4l. lglish consul at Jassy has received Lord '4t:'d's order to leave. 14th.—A British merchantman, the pro 'Ai:t a Maltese house, which sailed with a cargo q t to the Black Sea, was very roughly dealt p e the battle of Sinope. Russians have notified that all merchant k ti ,,len with, or carrying munitios of war, '4l ad prizes, although sailing under n a neutral THE MINISTRY. .1 , :, Y effort is being made to persuade Sir ii i v Grey to accept the Home Office. It is t, e adherence of Mr. Gladstone to the Cabinet q: orne more than doubtful. It is well known is opposed to a new reform bill, which 1 4 N , 4 410unt to an extreme scheme of disfran- ent. ;biect of Sir James Graham's visit to Osborne t teld—its first design is doubtless to see hoar he can play his game; and his next the ostensible one, is to inform Her 14 1 i that there exists considerable difference inn in the cabinet as to the Eastern Ques , t:1 that. 4 he has been deputed to state ' u rge the views of that section of the min. 1 4 1 vho do not think with Lord Aberdeen will return to town to-day. Ere the 1 1 , i s th e week we shall probably learn whether e ak-up of the government be immediate, or ' 4 6 e r it can be postponed for a few weeks longer. fiQtly News says the rumour about Mr. Glad it;aine from the Carlton Club , and met a very e eption. AUSTRALIA. I t 4O I3TH, TIIESDAY.—The ship Tartar has ar r°llll Sydney, whence she sailed on the 29th i ll f st. She brings 17,000 ounces of gold. She L ab Or provisions, She spoke the Sobraon from t` to Liverpool, on the 15th, and the Tamarack A t (I tobay to Glasgow. I+, steamer Peninsula, for Vigo, put into Ply ,., tio l Tuesday, with bilge pipes choked. X", 84 --The wheat market was less firm. l ik a ‘',!'ather lower. Shipments active. ~,At t ~id 0 LUISE, TUESDAY.—Funds steady, closing I h 'se• Three per cents, 75f. 10c. ; Four-and . "er cents, 102 f. [ tl4 Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21, Nthltreet, at his General Printing and Stationery '4lL3lent, 19, South John Street, Liverpool. NESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1813. 't do ll the of tie of „ast le th t he ports te. A easels