The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-14 00:00:00

rbe ble or , 1 1 4 Tir • \,.\ cree, SUPPLEMENT TO THE ERN DAILY TIMES. EDNESEDILT, DECEMBER 14, 1853. 11. 4 0 °L ; 1 11 WQ O4A toUj 0 ' Oc° and beeil 0-( 1131 ' 'ut old 2111 101 6 00ND EDITION. '0 - ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] Northern Daily Times Office, Eight O'clock, a.m. ,:,ASTERN WAR. t 4,received news from Constantinople, by 14;Wri to the 3rd instant. The news of 1 I. of Sinope is officially confirmed, and r ea , 11„ e tted the Porte. kp e i s r eeeipt of this information, the British i ."' ambassadors had immediately de .lvo Il fi t steam frigates from the combined 1 11 f ° Sinope, and two other steam frigates el' ee ' °l • the purpose of procuring precise thoughtpon the return of these vessels , e ei ,:probable that the combined fleets i 'if e orders to enter the Black Sea, to 444 1 ' ° esible, any further collision between lit tite a rld Turkish naval forces. d °,, li - bi , by the Russian accounts that th e A ill -'seq uen tly destroyed at Sinope was , %., A tt aveying forces to attack Soucham • by t rk f t w as pursued into the port of kti l e N,ssian fleet. If this account of sta ll . It Ivo ees preceding the engagement be , attack, give a somewhat different charac , '4 l - "ack, as the Russian forces might be 41. i nterrupting a convoy destined to in tlail of their own territory. Ll,ation of the squadron is, however, n ; and it is more probable that the It, w ere,, conveying reinforcements and pro , o f t s atoum, where the Turkish army stands t ' 3 0%. t o that the British Charge d'Affairs k 11 p A. has suspended his diplomatic relations ')l,s'f_eian Government, in consequence of th, h aving resolved, as it is said, to take part k Porte and to march an army to the ''II IL s movement on the part of the Shah ' , lti o sk il d.d for some time been apprehended, as ~ taks with Turkey were such as to induce Ot to advantage of the increasing difficulties !1 1 ,., I Pan empire. The news, however, still V itive confirmation ji e n _fug Post states that a Constantinople 4 eespatch of the 3rd, reports the preva 'Ncat alarm and excitement, owing to the LC: Sinope. The account given of the 10 1 3etantially the same as the Russian. ,ki l were bound to enter the Black Sea. ll,' declared war against Turkey. 18t s leading article says, that there can .N't a doubt that the Admirals had by this 4 ,4 d, and are now in full command of x e ., , e a . I,4sAect to the Persian declaration of war ~ c , ,r k ey, this is the natural consequence of ; a 'e]asive and defensive between Persia ,i h concluded some months ago. It adds .0,1: . ,krication. . , s , r I ha - - -Prince Gortschakoff has declared I)l, lC 't Ibraila neutral Ports, Riots have Ot ki e at Galatz, between the Wallachian ter the Russian troops. A Battalion of the 'e qleed to obey the orders of a Russian Gen , 1 0 , 13 attahon in question and four Cora me Wallachians were consigned to Bar- , i li )I ?thing late from the Danube. vtl (4 o despatches in the Chronicle give the Sy l le Turkish success in Asia. 1 „ ' and Selim Paella had taken various A ; A and it is stated that they surround rongoff on all sides, in the vicinity of m ar ks were repulsed in an attack on Alexen -4' A in Georgia, but have blockaded the 4 04 kista. Its fall was daily expected. ''?al de Constantinople mentions a report j 4 01 had defeated 15,000 Russians, and a Viler states that the attempt to land 'thsians near St. Nicholas was repulsed k si , v le ss. A. n '''e t ;TR.— The conferences of the ambas , '°flg and frequent. 4 TURKISH LOAN. prt fie City article says :—lt is believed that 0 1 4 t 1 the probable negotiation of a Turkish q 1 klo 'c'an in Paris, for four millions sterling, N :i t tle of the financial insttiutions lately li k lt i Fi not without foundation. The govern q'll Said, are indisposed to promote it, but ' 4 l ) 4 o w condition will be exacted, that the t p e , 44 bind himself unreservedly to consent o w terms of adjustment with Russia the er g . may think proper to propose. NO 0 'N'''cirtN ad MARRET.—Further purchases of i, I lle on Tuesday on French account. 't flib•---The al l purchases of Grain are ex • 1,. prices. TTHE ARMY. 4 . e t eneral Cathcart, at present cora- Et 4 "'Eti at th e C a p e , succee d s Si r G eorge to• T l 4 Jutant-general of the forces. s l'sAY--The Bourse was dull, three's \, .....:2 1 0ur-and-halves, 1021. t r „ 4131 -Ished by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21, ' l ,, 4l lTi l 'et) at his General Printing and Stationery ''t t 7 l ,,t) 19, South John Street, Livol. `',ESDA.Y, DECEMBER, 14, e1853. D r ' I Co 0 • I / Jot#), t r