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London, England, 1855-01-12 00:00:00

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LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12.

LATEST
NEWS FROM ABROAD

TURKEY AGAIN INVADED.
(IT SIIIKAZINI AND WWII= TNLZONAPD4
The correspondent of the Daily News writes :
PARIS, FAIDAT ifontime.
The following most important telegraphic despatch
has Wese to hand :

BRAILOW, JAN. 9.

Tlie Russians have crossed the Danube, invaded
the Dobendscha, and taken both Tultscha and
Babadagh. _ _

13441 Pasha Mended ToHula as long u possible.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JLx. 1.

There is no change reported from the camp. Two
or three vessels have come into the Bosphorus
damaged by an ordinary storm in the Black des.
thins, hones, and men, are daily landed at Bops.
tons. It is not expected that the active co-operation
of the Ottomans there can commence before a week
or ten days hence, by which time the French and
English will be better prepared than at present.—
Daily News.

Advices from Vienna state that the belief gains
ground that the interpretation given to the four
points by the Allies, while it is clear so far as it
goes, leaves undetermined essential and inevitable
questions, which may give rise to insurmountable
difliculties.—Dally News.

PARIS. THURSDAY.
Lord John Russell has been received by the Em-
peror in private audience.—Daily News.

WARSAW. JAx. 6.

General Berg leaves to-morrow for Finland, to or-
ganise his army for the expected Baltio campaign in
the spring.

Captain Jefmowitoh has arrived with 10,000
first-rate rifles, made with all the recent improve-
ments. He bought them in Belgium, having been
sent thither especially for that purpose.—Daily News.

BERLIN, JAN. 11.
The military authorities are in communication with
the railway administrations respecting the means

available for a speedy concentration of troops, and
orderehave been given for adapting goods-carriages
for the conveyance of soldiers. The ultimate object
of these preparations is unknown. An armed neu-
trality is spoken of, but only as a transitional expe-
dient. —Doilg News.

The German papers state that Baron Hess has
represented to his government that he could not un-
dertake to operate against the Russians, unless
assured of the support of a Prussian army of 100,000
men.—Daily News.

Prince Meotchikoff, reporting to the Czar on the
2nd inst., states that nothing of importance had
occurred to that date.—Daily News.

ATHENS, 7Ax. 3.

Admiral de Tinan and the colonels commanding
the French and English troops have been received
by their Hellenic Majestics.—Daily News.

A letter from Constantinople received by the last
mail confirms (says the Catulitssamenel) the intelligence
that the Russians have abandoned the ground in front of
the Quarantine fort, occupied by a small village. The
French soldiers hurried in to seise on all they could, cep-
tables from the gardens, artieln of furniture, and even the
doors and windows from the cottages. General Bisot had
six windows placed aside to serve in General Cenrobert's

dining room, w►en erected. " All that," sari • letter
from a French officer, " was done under a sharp fire of
musketry, which, however, only wounded two menaligbtly.
I saw Captain de ►lsrivanit, of the navy, carrying away
with the greatest promotion a window, which he protected
with inlisite address with his bo•ly against the balls. Neu
his. I saw an artilleryman gathering • salad in ono of the
gardens. A ball knocked oat of his hands what be bed 001.
lotted ; grumbling at being so treated, he again set about
Ids week, and finished it without farther molestation. Such
szansples of sang-froid are by no maw rare."