The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-29 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

AFFAIRS OF THE EAST.

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(From our Second Edition of Yesterday.)

It CONSTANTINOPLE.
w.,4
ruc,the
8 asserted that the Austrian envoy and
"L Wildenb k Prussian negotiator, had
heccalled.
eer 2nd division of the Turkish fleet had
tore 14 Ode the Black Sea. 400 vessels are loading
ssa.

er, LEXANDII.IA, Nov. 19.
kr 07, thousand auxiliaries A
were yesterday shipped
Feat
ex 4ahom
citemetans of Hindostan are in a state of
ent.

BUCHAREST, 21.
eral Dannenberg reports that the Turks have
i4lati:4°‘ 'only Oltenitza but also the neighbouring
14e andthat they have retreated to Turtukai.
ri,araP of 20,000 men, in the vicinity of the fat-
Llld, has been deserted for the last five days.
oZPortant events have taken place.
kat tlej Constantinople letters, of the 15th, state
tPpoi,,,a Austrian envoy will resume his ministerial
-"nlent at Vienna.
VIENNA, 23.
Nlt said that the rumours of an armistice have
confirmed.
ltra BERLIN, 24.
believed that an armistice will be concluded.
,;ike PARIS, SATURDAY.
r•
-41 r d
•
tug to the latest accounts from the
pttlfties, a general engagement was expected
Ilike 22nd or 23rd, between the Turks and
'A-at'i_l:lll, between Krajova and Kalafat.
tiliihgle 17th, the British and French fleets wore
The the Bosphorus.
geN reis a repetition, if not a confirmation of the
apert
ti Omar Pacha has orders to continue his
ay 6,°48, and his movement behind the Danube
,mteele,n approved. This movement, not antici-
,nttan,",3' the Russians, appears to have baffled
NViakoff, and forced him to adopt a new
Ile Illation.
tiltellt,°.)-;ts of new projects of arrangements are in
17e1);'"n• The English and FrenCh consuls in.
Na,,'4eiPttlities have been ordered by their am-
Niti,rrs at Constantinople to quit the Princi-
,ll,-%and were preparing to depart.
"44,111-4,-"aiiy News says the Russians had lost two
TllA'rs in the Black Sea.
rt - weather in the Principalities bad cleared up.
e Nes says it can excite no surprise that
blholl,Priepositions that reached Constantinople
tititithae 9th of November, were declined by the
tll , government, and eventually withdrawn
13ritish and French envoys.
4111• 1:e iS to be restored, if at all, by the combined
otele of those powers and interests which are
,I,l)ll,',.eeply concerned in the maintenance of
-4,lll`raliquillity and public law than in the issue
,kht'nrlto-Russian quarrel.
/kl:etabined squadrons of England and France
QIN cprepared as the last resource to make an
)keet elnonstration in the Black Sea ; but if any
'441111 still be
must be with the assent of the
ilphl States, supported by a general resolution
Betke°49. their common award.
401 4lnles has no reason to believe that Counts
andikt
anteuffel are insensible of their momen
;tutee eS• Nor is there any ground for the sur-
,,teo„,-4at they are likely to be superseded by
ge -".en more pliant 'to the infllience of Russia..
t art
r,(l p), iele shows that it is the policy; of Austria
ntlal ea`a„ssia to unite with England and France, and
the
a. declaration of neutrality would be not
cog, e least honorable but the most ilprudent
14. mediation which
w ey could pursue; for the
9ty of imposed on the belligerents by the autho-
kitive :tie Four Powers, will probably require more
nee measures on the part of England and
.

RELIGIOUS TROUBLES IN BADEN.
Ol BADEN, FREIIIIIR., Nov. 26.
ehs government me
,an Catholic clergy had
against the refractory
T~had led to deplorable riots.
e gendarmes ordered to arrest several priests Were
ked by the peasantry in the Tauber valley ; in
er places the priests Were rescued by the popu-

CARLSRUHE.
4414kte s of the 24th state that it was probable the
/14 teces with the archbishop would be arranged,
arrested priests set at liberty.

ckt MONETARY.
Is,lieve,,e Paris Bourse on Saturday, the speculators
111f0,.q. that the English and French governments
Oiaretee the belligerents to accept terms.
soe per Cents opened 74f. 50c., closed at
f 4; Pour-and-a-Half per Cents closed at
e• On Sunday, Threes were done at 74f. 50c.
VIENNA, 23.
eXel
e a„langes have risen considerably.
'Tivals of specie last week, were £275,000
q"ArGand £50,000 in silver. The exports were
£BOO,OOO in gold, and £20,000 in silver,
t,,r4r £600,000 in gold was for the Russian
k'et,, exit, with an addition of £160,000 sent to
`reburg by private firms.

f° here e FURTHER PARTICULARS.
fa the is no foundation, says a London journal,
talnour which found a certain degree of
%1 tlklitlie city on Saturday afternoon, announc-
Ikcka the Russians had passed the Danube.
qiirob statement we should have thought too
ao Itkb.le to create anything like the effect it
not very likely that Prince Gortschakoff
ttt
tempt to face on their own ground a
qe the array which so greatly exceeds his own ;
etc eras ,tlrrival of reinforcements commanded by
hek Oaten-Sacken, which could alone. warrant
]d hDreeeeding in a military point of
15th
41111-3°t take place before the 12th or 1 of
14.1;ktt ej.r.p
mo -ecoe- from the Turkish capital of the 14th, in
tfthi4,llcl, edition of the Chronicle, says :—" Yes-
ht to (7 three British war steamers were ordereld4
ro,ll, ecI,eSSEL very suddenly, viz., the Niger,
q't,4 tittPtain Heath ; the Wasp, Captain. Some Lord
°tl3 tiTY ; and the Samson steam-frigate.
rl:lkt eers belonging to the Niger were at Pera
the(illritAY night, at the theatre, when the order
,°q„llQki."tletri to immediately return on board, and
'4t.A.4t orning early they weighed anch. or for
or Three French steamers have.
:ItA;44le same destination; and it is said that
;I) `sh and French line-of-battle ships are
This letter also says, " On the decree..
~,"11',t.1('4,-6,,' by which the Sultan declared his in-
Placing himself at the head of the army
eek b
teeing formed at Adrianople, the new
'114,4(1i kt,liarch, Antymos, proceeded to the Reis
kit Ckt tb\tteschid Pacha), and requested him to
\v the "Le Sultan, as a favor, to
Go
q. permit him. and
hrt,'kle I,,teek synod to accompany his majesty
'l44Pt ,'„aves for the army. This is a very lm-
-3/4 ItiLWillel). The decree according to this de-
kve -44,41aPpear in a few days."
rt,, 's °fan armistice still prevail, though we
taed assuranceS that either
tlkieveh abandoned the idea of hostilities. It
lito°lls reless stated that Russia is secretly
I‘l4/1.1 t° °;l„',.anarmistice, and that Austria has been
I,4l,sq„e°lll-4',,erviene for that purpose. Such a de-
V° eont--nIY have for its object to give Russia
)°lltl,`, tenl4lle, at ease, her immense preparations
tleCtiti of the war in the spring; and it is
IVltre -gat Turkey consent to any such
lets ach;qlich would be more to the advantage
),'ltilti)rivateersa,rY than to herself.
I,`tteß•434s letter of the 17th,- from Bucharest,f
Vts Ivitia,t the manifesto of the Emperor o
,1111 a ,eeivphra
`e • had been read in all the churches,
414141iian:' With the utmost coldness by the
t but produced great enthusiasm
itt,toill the Rues- • toll; kin lan soldiers.
It. litres h„, we learn that ten thousand
Otia ole . ..11 " embarked for Constantinople on
'
(14 y star lellglaout the whole of Asia, even in
the
a„lah
the graeantest excitement prevailed
omets.
Fit t'ktti
%.11,11) PRANCE.
411 ct"Dle
of Ar EvENING.—The news L?kt 4tabri4acithe reCal of the Austrian land Prus-
Nteß ell,ati ors
from that capital has caused
.a
bektie tt'Place°,,rl here, as nothing is said about their
k eireies', It is said, however, in the diplo-
14,kt „I.Poizit,„dlat their successors have already
tittiel.°lll4 1.7 Were this not to be the case, the
td °l at. e serious • for the cessation of diplo-
tß4,‘
6t 'ded, °.37 Austria and Prussia could only
°f lioetuaitayer the present circumstances, as

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