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CATHOLIC EMANCIPLTIoN.- o..
CeDnell at a meeting of the Catholic
Association in Dublin, on Tuesday, said,
that up to the 26th of October, three
successive applications had been made
by tie British Ministry, through the
Hanoverian Minister at Rome, for q
Concordatum, and that the Pope had
declined entering into any treaty on the
subject until the Catholics of IRELAND
we're emancipated Mr. 0'Connell said
be was authorized to make this state
ment. IL is an even chance that the
Catholics will yet defeat themselves at
time when their prospects are better
than ever before.]
The King held Court at Windsor,
Nov %, Mt which Mr.. Barbour, the
Minister from the United States was
presented to tie King by tho Earl of
Aberdeen, and delivered bis credentials
as Minister from the United States ---
hs Exceilency was NEST grsciously re-
ceived.
The Earl Of Belmore 10 appointed
Governor of Jamaica.
TIE RUSSIANS AND TURKs-Adyi.
ces from the frontiers of Poland, are to
the 18th of Nov. They speak Of an ex.
traordnary levy throughout the King.
dom for the augmentation of the 9Th
Polish Army.
We give below the Russian bulletin
containing a brief account of the opera
tons of the left wing at and IN the neigh.
borhood of Vafna, from the nth of Oct
tie date OF our last official accounts
.rom thence, to the 9th of Oct. 1t will
be seen that there was some foundation
for the late report via Smyrna, of Ne
feat of the Turks in the field, after the
fall Of Jarna But the report was ex
sggerated greatly. The action took
place between Prince Eugene, Of Wir
ltemburg, who went in pursuit Of the
Turks, and OmeT Vrone, on the banks
of the kamtschik The Russians have
withdrawn from before Choumla Their
force consisted Of the Sd, 6th and 9Th
corps The two latter have been order
ed TO proce cd to Varna and its environs.
to defend the approaches 10 that garri
son; and the latter is to take up posi-
ton on the road to Siistria, 10 cover the
siege of that fortress, which is to be car
ried on with Vigour. This will be the
only operation undertaken during the
winter.
There was report, bat Il was not
credited, that courier had passed thro'
Frankfort, with the news that Sllistria
was taken on the Goth, by the Russians
commanded by General Scherbatoif. of
ter three assaults The loss Of the Rus.
slams was very considerable, but the
whole Turkish garrison persisted.
The Russians will continue 10 occupy
a line beyond the Danube, from Varna
TO Silistria, and in that position wait for
the ensuing campaign. BssardIk is
terrifying for that purpose.
1t is stated that operations against
Turkey WILDE carried on with as much
energy asif the Emperor were in the
field. We are assured that the Russians
have no intention OF retiring behind the
Danube. One account says, that they
have advanced beyond Varns whence
the Turkish ceshave been withdrawn,
10 be united with those of one Of the
Pachas of Burgas.
Great numbers Of the wild hordes
who assembled against the Russians,
have dispersed at the approach of win,
Ter.
in Armenia, Cen. Paskewitch had
ceased active operations, having com.
pletely succeeded in capturing three
provinces, six fortresses and three forts.
One of the fortresses was defended by
$4,000 Turks, and considered impreg-
nabe.
II appears that in returning from Var
ma to Odessa, the Emperor Nicholas,
and the Ambassadors who had accom-
panied him thither, had periious es-
cape from shipwrecl1 and destruction,
by one OF those horrible tempest, which
are somewhat peculiar TO the Black Sea.
Intelligence was received from Blu
chsrest on the 27tb October, that Gala
lat he'd been evacutcd suddenly by the
Turks who had retired to Widdin
H. H..