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

las , & C o o r ono &C 0 'A COND SUPPLEMENT TO THE 140 X . D.8.Y, DECEMBER 12, 1853. 'ND EDITION' C o i z 'co "Ott! uti °ll ie, o f ns of tight cam/ o's Frio ot4' s~ ~I lIITHERN DAILY TIMES. 7LECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] Northern Daily Times Nice, Eight O'clock, a.m. teo ; # EE e , Co I hc, Co '314 A.l SAT I v ; ae Si 3 „ :'•P1,18 hin, 1 1 ° : lue l atui rrm uatte • tti t ,,etely fri f # • %taps . ISII flat p atrons • P. 'Net to si p ° o 0. ikr e 1 0 if 11 r( .lat c h $ s 5 I) a , • TERN WAR. .N NAVAL VICTORY. 'CIRDAY EVENING. - On the 30th ix Russian ships of the line, under ~ off,. attacked a • Turkish squadron notwithstanding the violent fire of IRS in the Roads, in an hour and a r destroyed seven Turkish frigates, gate, two , schooners, and three . An attempt was made to take .g-ship with Osman Pasha, Vice a on board to Sebastopol, but as .nk while at sea, he and the crew , oard the Russian ships. flag-ship suffered so much that she .each Sebastopol. from Odessa of the sth, which 4 t1 ,, - by way of Vienna, confirmed the ot .' 3, Without giving further details. The l it Turkish vesesls captured or sunk, is 4welve. achinoff immediately heft Odessa for tag, to communicate the news of the he Emperor. ve s ' CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER 26 T11. r Pasha (Captain Slade) returned to t iP l B, with the squadron under his com -1441 e 2 6th. Ittttice ounts again speak of the probability Y t ice Turkey consents to the neutrality l O' ` CHINA AND AUSTRALIA. E B t SATURDAY.—The steamer Calcutta ar &ls a.m. • 111 A) sth.—The Indian mail arrived at ` l l 9 11, the 2nd, with the following dates : 1" t h ) . °v• 6th ; Madras, 10 th; Shanghai , Doti oy, 12th ; Hong - Kong, 27 th ; Si n g a- L,th ; Penang, 6th ; Galle and Bombay , Iltb` r nal.i, Oct 23rd ; Oct Sept. 20th ; V e, 6th; Adelaide, Oct. Ist; King George I t h• oralave in an unsettled condition, and many ccurred. I ,tr, G odwin died at Santa ou the 28th of e dwards is appointed Commissioner T hal Unproved. Exchange at Calcutta c Cholera has appeared at Bombay. t) :14i and Amoy they are still fighting. l' t °ll F, elv foo there is great disaffection. Wet, b u t great apprehension pre -le L. a good. Exchange on London at enep a i S evew steamer arrived at Ceylon on e iov eniber. ociternent prevailed at Whampoa, in con the death of a Chinese female in pri- Illericans protected the English consul. tria N a titutiond bill of New South Wales has (itilt': second time by a majority of 34 to 8. 1 I3 r of Victoria had proposed to abolish 11;ense tax. °ria steamer arrived at Falmouth on ' f l l ,t t47 4 p.m. She left Sydney on the 17th 'gi b er, Melbourne 23rd, Adelaide 29th, ' Ve'S Sound October 9th, Cape of Good l or v etnber 7; brings on freight 184,000 'io v g ( lld, and 97 passengers, who probably re w e t X 20,000. °l, %e from the colony is most satisfactory. o r trade was improving rapidly. At Syd /,., ° ships are lying useless in the port. 6 4 , 1 " (steamer) was also there. The Walter vt4 ) ,,,,,‘ 0 leave on the 12th of October. The g F Castle was tesail for London on the t ' 4 . tPtember. - The Hercules was preparing R f '4th'eamen were scarce: wages, £lO to £l2 k . Eti,, The diggings and large gold field at ilV s at, •excepting one at the Sydney Gold Lti tki;) had been unsuccessful, owing to the i ( 'l)ti ellse s . 'R ' 4l Was chiefly directed at Adelaide to the ;)i ) ' , the Ri ver M urr ay. The Chusan was 4 1g George's Sound on the 9th. 4 y, ~ .Tunc.ty.—The Bourse was not so ani 4rees closed 76.95 ; Four-and-halves Ocl ,s tret a e blished by CI ARLES WILLMER, of 21, ' 4 44 1 „ at his General Printing and Stationery ) 19 , South John Street, Liverpool. At "ln O I s TDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1853.