The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26 00:00:00

'(JSSIA AND TURKEY.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

0 Wrong
our Second _Edition of yesterday.)
f, the
teat 13,4, 10th, all the vessels of the_ fleets of
t%phi,"'ain and France were concentrated in the.
torus A. fresh division of. the Turkish fleet
seve enter the Black Sea.
Thral Russian vessels had been observed
efor the coast of Asia.
64.13 a of Baltazzi has advanced the sum of
killionS of francs-to the Porte. The loan is
rah:tbeed bY the tribute of Egypt.
sh k steamer Fury, which arrived on the
es brought
Fr another. draught of a which
Net,ll,,vqs of ance and Great Britainnote are in-
to recommend to the acceptance of Turkey,
s'll
I'l4le•e the Porte did not seem inclined to accept
4'44b1, it has been withdrawn by Lord
,
the Grand u Duke Michael has been appointed
N,,,e(44mand of the Russian army of reserve.
'ittes-tnY, it is said, is to be directed upon the
Rs
it •
41111 i hilnian bulletin dated the 11th, has- been
; it states that the Turks, who on the
N4,-,'llPied the Island of Mokanna near Giurgevo,
te-d'e(-1 that position on the 9th, because they
'44ol3laged by a Russian battery of fourteen
VIENNA, WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
that/14,4
t „,est letters of the 31st of October state.
"4(ll,t!.Unrks have visited the island near Oltenitza
atefl4Pcl to Turtukai Unimportant skirmishes
eel
tll ei'e •
611,61 is now a cessation, of _hostilities slung
of the Moldo-Wallachian
rt VIENNA, THURSDAY.
L14„3413er0r of Russia, in reply to an .inquiry
'osif'tla, states that he will enter into negocia-
giep4 the Porte proposes a project of peace.
Fpp government refused a command to
itA4tua. ."•lapka.
I's from. Odessa of N0v..7. state that 652 ships
'14,1e3,^ there with grain were insufficient for the
84lee of the stock on hand. .

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EGYPT.—ALEXANDRIA, 17.
kt,n
efte ohibition of shipments of corn is come
Oeci et ; 400,000 ardebs having been already ex-
„toll): Vessels half loaded with wheat are unable
tte Tete their cargoes. .
01h/eso4 city article states that large insurances
t 0 be made on the shipments of gold t.o
A Probably a further .sum of £200,000 will
114 b
Ne ,„Y the next steamer.
hi; iules says :—The.inclemency of the season
riB
Oiler eof the Danube may suspend hostilities,
k, tt4k: is little doubt that should the Danube
1,,,L- lia,_e ',l over, probably a- few weeks_hence,
‘it'lt,t4l uy no means satisfied of the impossi-
eirNtoarst a winter campaign. The present lull
IlpNtlN"re likely to be of short duration, and this
teit4 tilt lice is the strongest argument for urging
for that
of Europe, engaged in the
pet, 'hat ' of peace, the most strenuons exertions
144,4144 purpose, accompanied by a distinct and
jeueq to 4t declaration of the course they are pre-
oil' rtpsitrsue for the accomplishment of that ob-
Nl44iteitge article then alludes- to the . perfect
44 s 3 14 'Y between the French and English admi-
kNiehtl,le Bosphorus, but mentions .that the
Thee
''s of the fleet are subordinate to the
lhllle Tan of the governments.
el, aferecedents of the proceedings in 1790 and
it Pacicluoted in favor of the proposed treaty
Pas ation, and the Times asserts that what
tit Politic
o 04 to attempt to effect in those years,
,11,. ,aotual hostilities, it is easier to accomplish
it ;''',, egoeiations will, it is trusted; be resumed,
,Nei," Said that proposals have been made for a
,141 ,r,e'lee of the six -powers, including Russia
,o .tir
°tut, key; but these negociations will be as
Vlore ls the last, if they are not preceded and
44tect by a distinct avowal of the principles and
1.4, et which the mediating powers are
'4kcognise and adopt, prepared
In the judgment .f the
8, the government of this country must
Prepared to meet parliament not only with evi-
e that it has spared no pains to close this
'eh in the relations of Europe, but with a
Qation that if Russia pursues this.unjust and
t''i\\!•,,s•ary war she ' will find herself opposed
I)se„„xtrength of the Western Powers, be the
'E,,),0 '4`ce what it may to herself and to the rest
-,
Pe. •

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
„td ews of Omar Pacha's victory had, as we
0,/esterday produced an immense excite
also the intelligence of General•Ba-
Ilillier's approaching arrival. All the
14te aZithe two fleets had arrived Constanti
'414: had cast anchor in the Bosphorus. The
A,se's were towed in on the, morning of the.
11,' ,
; t.,,,"ew division of the Turkish fleet was pre-
l'elLtol,.!ail. in the evening of the 10th or the
40 t „cLile Black Sea, where, according to the
tSrs4el.-.Betne captains of merchantmen, a certain
, Russian vessels had been seen pro-
Loe-elvards the coast of Asia. The Porte had
4t e 4 from the- English and French am
of needs the assurance that it might,- in case
tkt fitti',, count on the effective co-operation
14141‘ its and England ; and that it could
1411 - feet into the Black Sea without fearing
~,klt,,telk-'4e capital exposed to a coup de main.
tulte'lht)ee from Constantinople of the 10th instant
clibArt that it is now apparent. the operations at
1110.„ Q.,Was a feigned_ attack, intended to deceive
1444' 'tachakoff as to his real intentions. The
44,44 Perfectly succeeded ; for while the Rus-
tlll,(:Qtr el' al has concentrated his troops round
lc eat_ ,
ininsing that that was the point
".„.> Omar Pacha has very different objects
It is believed that he is at the present
131nbining his troops, so as to attack the
4,"tio 1134.Qreneral Luders.in Bessarabia; and it
40,,(1144 eneved. that the, object of the Ottoman
eg,t,e_,nt in sending its fleet into the Black Sea,
iklk -Perwith the 1 nd forces in that attack.
at ate
4,4 that the first- successes of Omar Pacha
e ,4e(i
immensely to the,hopes. of the Turkish
,VAtf„ilt• The ambaSsadors still spoke. of the
skAttliciln of negotiations during the winter,- but
~NAN't4O Turks think that these n_egociations
11( b-kJ.° any good. Indeed, they not only de-
-10, I'l 't full determination to run all the chances
but speak of the terms which they were
114,3 r to grant to Russia as now being out of
AtiNion.
4471 Bth of November Sadyk Pacha (the Polish
4 rews ' ki) who became a Mussulman to
°
)4;iftg, t4,n Persecution of Russia, has been invest
1,110 Porte with the command of all the
sllktOfabc'a the Turkish territory, and with the
•;` acha. The elevation of Sadyk to that
ee
elv'„• considered an act of great importance,
941-R that Turkish government
thet no longer
tlti as Bto avoid giving offence to Russia, and
t t'h°wing the means Contemplated. by
° defend herself against her implacable
e
114"tiv
tie the militia of Wallachia are co-operating
s
49 'ed. t -Russians but their co-operation
,f)
14 er
.De forced.
ea with •bannenberg has left Budeschti on the
t .
t qi1(1 Brs Chief part of his force, leaving 1,200
14t tuil'allnon behind.
4%iltek V have taken a Russian man-Pf-war in
qlll..ae.
,xf)-aerati•c The crew have arrived at Constan-
, %ars are wanting.
0114114. 111.'s are returning to their lines at
i;tl the lath •
•
instant all the vessels -of the fleets
°4Ph it'ana and France were concentrated. in
wa.R °Ns A fresh division of the Turkish
44Selsillte. r the 'Black Sea, several Rus-
Nkillt,•4:l) lad been. observed ailing forthe coast
qtri
e of Thursday evening states, on. the
°i °f a letterto4Niaarisarniyili from Vienna of the 21st, that
the Principalities had received
sutno•the offensive, and that it 'is to
t°tli.„7 c,lll,e7unbe and march towards Adrianople.
.Ipoldent of the Globe adds that, if this
Et • 15ritish and French fleets will, without
!he Black Sea, and French troops will
assist!' the Sultan.

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•th-tt4 -a, • Bombay ar:rived at 4 a.m. from
itit,, 4 to theth, advices to the 19th, and from
4,141(311R It 2oth October,- Mr2.draa, 24th,
4 fro,,unbg, 11th, Singapore, Ceylon,
18th, Benares,
sombay to the 28th.
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