The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-23 00:00:00

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

PA
Tuesday.—The following has been re-
,4'` from Vienna, this morning
the Tuesday.—A despatch, published in
lier.i4ustrian Correspondence, announces that Ge-
bq byl3ariatinsky has been defeated, and beaten
fl
to A, the Turks, in Georgia, between Geinni
thetile he, last letters received from Vienna state that
,t'lai,,-,tvau had sent instructions to Omer Pasha to
CelitZtill himself at Kalafat, in Little Wallachia,
liqt'°t to undertake any military operations until
, It il/Pring.
4‘,lelt: stated that the Russian Consul General at
'litil'tnaria has received orders to quit the country.
nir.to the Russian agents in Egypt have remain-
-I,4'4leo,heir posts, but the energetic manner in
4'48 ba,qbas-Pacha has taken part with the Sultan,
14 jell. regarded by the Cabinet of St. Petersburg
, A °innlete rupture.
jjlttleman who has just returned to Paris, from
the
(t,,unbian provinces, speaks of the Russian
'Jae "°' occupation by no means flatteringly. If
thiti,!ntire army be like what he has seen, he
at th" there is not the slightest reason for alarm
e numerous hordes the Czar is said to have
A tinder rms.
eolltravate letter from Constantinople of the 7th
8, among other details, the following facts :
,111
Afr uad Effendi, former Minister of Foreign
ter, airs, was preparing to leave for the head-quar-
(lire °f Omar Pacha, where he was named political
ctor, or imperial commissioner. 2. 10,000
torahs.„_ (new troops) were to be sent by Abbas Pacha
Turkish army ; one of the regiments to be
3. A naval committee, consisting of
ph 'RS and Europeans, had been formed for the
..11:)°se of ascertaining to what extent the Black
ealt
was tenable during the winter. The decision,
, ti‘,,ppears,iwas, thatonssoitbNle.h
4. A nwgealthycliTal.:
!: thea
residentth n
gsofp Aleppo, had proposed to the
Turkish government to equip and pay, at his ex-
ise, a corps of 5,000 men, to be sent to the army ;
• decision of the government was not known ;
‘sth, that measures had been taken to secure
baldly arrival of couriers from the army of the
übe
instd-ees from the Bosnian frontier of the sth
1011, gate that the contingent of that province, a
the °f about 12,000 men, was preparing to join
kekedurldsh army. The Prince of Servia had been
4trv4 to allow the corps to march through the
tan territories, the shortest route to the posi-
-111 ti.
r,B"B,i,,grled to the Bosnians in the Turkish lines
te Danube. As no answer had been given to
tine ;:e2altand, the commander of the Bosnian con-
, was preparing to cross the Servian terri-
With
Let -Out leave.
• .ters from the Danubian Principalities state
;‘,• "31 ukase has been published granting per-
'qebLa to the port of Odessa to continue its cora-
.e,
; Ttip, with vessels sailing under neutral flags.
11 14;,,consuls and agents of Austria and Prussia
`geilt"((lavia have been ordered by their govern-
, Cr: to remain at their osts.
Nov. 77.
—The Generals Sadul-
„, NTINOPrE,
• aaella and Sirri Pacha have been appointed to
-11 Y of Asia. They are to serve under the
Ie commanders, and to take their places in case
13-4 e Russians are fortifying Odessa on the land
said that the combined fleets of Great
Co ai,
4-4.4 and France have been ordered to come to
ThLantinople.
bket ,e naval officers of Turkey and France have
,71kel;° Consult and ascertain whether or not the
Sea is navigable in winter. They have
mlizeh 4r • - the conclusion that the navigation, though
"4. Was not impossible.

SARDINIA.
14(10,e official Journal of Nov. 21, publishes a Royal
7'04 "ance for the closing of the legislative ses-
tilY the dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies.
ministerial explanation certain recent votes
abh-senate are stated to have rendered necessary
°;l' eal to the nation. The elections are fixed
1
-`4lll Bth December, and the meeting of par-
..' for the 19th.

1
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SPAIN.
Ihic despatch from Madrid of the

tIN t I'L
11
. 4ounces the arrival in the capital of Queen
brqiq Paris papers announce that the Chateau of
o
°l"ff, the residence of the Comte de Cham-
e exilear Vienna, has been destroyed by fire
1.43Yal family of France have escaped unhurt

cm OF THE EMPEROR or AUSTRIA.—The Emperor
.94‘11ra -,70 Joseph will, it is said, be married on the 24th of
t "\i.next-y
c...4141-"IPOLar.MURDER.—Every. day, and almostos oevtery
v 4,1 -liga with it new and more indubitable proofs
off Lfynhne,
co 141,,..;•*! prisoner Thompson. Mr.
S.
Herrman,
and
tpl.slllle.rly deceased'ser only friend in this country,
rt for several years, proceeded on Mondaye_
ttge:ttliqC to TPiattlensh 11, for the purpose of making arrnoawng
iliefer claiming the body after the inquest. K iag
deceased was in the course of his journey tohavesuch
t*ll4tellillaw,a,teh to a person at Tittleshall, but that no
te
bat a been found on the body, Mr. Herrman suggested
1; illore minute search should be instituted at the p
_in
I,l4etiti4 residence der to ascertain wether the wa chei
(I'llic-cll was concealedn or hre In the course of the sear b,
accordingly t here.
one of the officers opened the
even ryrihich emonataiiied several pairs of boots, upon
zor ~-e Prisonees father said, "Oh that has been searched
Ctseh. :rho officer of course persisted, and behind the?
-e Loand a silver watch with the name of" L. Beha,'
_ . ,
P4tki,Baertitrtake.k In the chimney was found another watch by
Ve, and in the water-closet, a canvass bag or
k 'gaining a Geneva watch, two £5 notes of the Lynn
40Ntineolnshire Bank two sovereigns, four half-sovereigns,
411.`cp• 10d. in silver. In the house was also found a
lo 'Ott bw4tell-keys and another of larger keys ; but. it has.
heNe d:een_ ascertained.., whether either of them will fit the
(t 4re thee aset s box, as this remains sealed up at Litcham,
40 erliia_ magistrates' meeting is held. The deceased was
de clatiCatholic, not a Jew. He was unmarried and and had
113 in England. The prisoner owed money to the
be d the 911 account of the watch he had purchased of him.
tai i!'nquest and the final hearing before the magistrates,
hi,,_cliarZl,uain in custody at Walsingham gaol. His gene-
ttele,,,"°r is said to be bad, and that of his family by no
°d• When the discovery of the body was made,
1'4'1*(41°,4, mixed with the crowd, and quite unconcernedly
t tie "'e Cart containing the corpse to the Griffin Inn,
1k
176' M, ,-A- shirt and jacket stained with blood have been
haves !louse, and also a heavy pair of highlow boots,
"`, bet, aPParently been washed, but still retain traces of
"0(14 the tongues and the lace.lieles,
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