The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-14 00:00:00

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EDNESEDILT, DECEMBER 14, 1853.

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Eight O'clock, a.m.

,:,ASTERN WAR.
t 4,received news from Constantinople, by
14;Wri to the 3rd instant. The news of
1 I. of Sinope is officially confirmed, and
rea ,
11„etted the Porte.
kpeisreeeipt of this information, the British
i."' ambassadors had immediately de-
.lvo
Ilfi t steam frigates from the combined
111 f° Sinope, and two other steam frigates
el'ee'°l• the purpose of procuring precise
thoughtpon the return of these vessels,
eei,:probable that the combined fleets
i
'if e orders to enter the Black Sea, to
4441'°esible, any further collision between
littitearld Turkish naval forces.
d
°,, li - bi, by the Russian accounts that the
A ill -'sequently destroyed at Sinope was
, %.,Attaveying forces to attack Soucham
• by trk ft was pursued into the port of
ktil e N,ssian fleet. If this account of
stall .
It Ivo ees preceding the engagement be
, attack, give a somewhat different charac-
, '4l-"ack, as the Russian forces might be
41. interrupting a convoy destined to in-
tlail of their own territory.
Ll,ation of the squadron is, however,
n ; and it is more probable that the
It, were,, conveying reinforcements and pro-
, oftsatoum, where the Turkish army stands
t '30%.
to
that the British Charge d'Affairs
k 11 pA.has suspended his diplomatic relations
')l,s'f_eian Government, in consequence of
th, having resolved, as it is said, to take part
k Porte and to march an army to the
''II IL s movement on the part of the Shah
',ltioskild.d for some time been apprehended, as
~taks with Turkey were such as to induce
Otto advantage of the increasing difficulties
!11,., IPan empire. The news, however, still
V itive confirmation
jien_fug Post states that a Constantinople
4 eespatch of the 3rd, reports the preva-
'Ncat alarm and excitement, owing to the
LC: Sinope. The account given of the
1013etantially the same as the Russian.
,kil were bound to enter the Black Sea.
ll,' declared war against Turkey.
18ts leading article says, that there can
.N't a doubt that the Admirals had by this
4,4 d, and are now in full command of
xe.,,ea.
I,4sAect to the Persian declaration of war
~c,,rkey, this is the natural consequence of
;a'e]asive and defensive between Persia
,ih concluded some months ago. It adds
.0,1: .
,krication.
. ,s,r
I ha ---Prince Gortschakoff has declared
I)l,lC't Ibraila neutral Ports, Riots have
Otkie at Galatz, between the Wallachian
ter
the Russian troops. A Battalion of the
'e qleed to obey the orders of a Russian Gen-
,
10, 13attahon in
question and four Cora-
me Wallachians were consigned to Bar-

, i li
)I ?thing late from the Danube.
vtl(4o despatches in the Chronicle give the
Sylle Turkish success in Asia.
1„ ' and Selim Paella had taken various
A ; A and it is stated that they surround
rongoff on all sides, in the vicinity of
marks were repulsed in an attack on Alexen-
-4' Ain Georgia, but have blockaded the
404kista. Its fall was daily expected.
''?al de Constantinople mentions a report
j 4 01 had defeated 15,000 Russians, and a
Viler states that the attempt to land
'thsians near St. Nicholas was repulsed
ksi ,v less.
A. n
'''et ;TR.— The conferences of the ambas-
, '°flg and frequent.
4 TURKISH LOAN.
prt fie City article says :—lt is believed that
014t1 the probable negotiation of a Turkish
q 1 klo 'c'an in Paris, for four millions sterling,
N:ittle of the financial insttiutions lately
liklt iFi not without foundation. The govern-
q'll Said, are indisposed to promote it, but
'4l) 4
owcondition will be exacted, that the
tpe,44 bind himself unreservedly to consent
ow terms of adjustment with Russia the
erg .
may think proper to propose.
NO 0
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ad MARRET.—Further purchases of
i, Ille on Tuesday on French account.
't flib•---The all purchases of Grain are ex-
•
1,. prices.

TTHE ARMY.
4.et eneral Cathcart, at present cora-
Et 4 "'Eti at the Cape, succeeds Sir George
to•
Tl4Jutant-general of the forces.
sl'sAY--The Bourse was dull, three's
\,.....:210ur-and-halves, 1021.

tr„4131-Ished by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21,
'l,,4llTil'et) at his General Printing and Stationery
''tt7l,,t) 19, South John Street, Livol.
`',ESDA.Y, DECEMBER, 14,e1853.