The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-12-29


Great Naval Battiezbetween the Turks
( and Russian.-The Turkish feet nearly
annihilated--Twenty- ships of war
totally destroyed--Fearful loss of life
h --Advance of Flour.
8 NEW York, Monday, Dec. 26.
The steamer Pacific, with advices from
England to the 18th, arrived at this port
at O'Clock this after noon.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The greatest naval battle since that of
Navarlno was fought between the Rus
sian and turkish fleets, off the Turkish
port of Slnope, In Asia Minor, on the 3oth
of November.
The entire Russian feet from Seyasto-
pal, under admiral Magninoff, comprising
"a line of Battle ships, appeared off the
harbor on the 3Oth November, where vice
admiral Osman Bey, lay with IA Turkish
vessels. A Battle Immediately commen-
ced, and the shore batteries being of no
use, the Russians forced the harbor. The
Turks fought with desperation, and would
not surrender.
All the Turkish fleet, except one YES
sci was blown up, sunk or burnt, and the
Turkish Admiral taken prisoner. Each of
the ships had 800 men from Circassia
aboard s.s...
The Russians lost seven vessels: three
Of them line, three frigates and two
steamers.
The battle lasted one hour. The loss of
life was terrific.
All Europe is excited, and general
war is considered unavoidable.
The news was received at Paris with
profound grief The Emperor is over
whelmed by it.
The English Admiral is bitterly con-
demned for permitting the disaster, and
the English journals demand that he
shall be tried for cowardice
The Turks were still successful in Asia.
1t was reported that the Shah of Persia
had declared against Turkey, and was
The combined fleets of France and
England had entered the Black Sea.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool for 8
days were 10000 bales, of which specula-
tors took 5000 bales; all grades had sligh-
tly advanced. Trade in the manufactu-
ring districts was slightly better. p,
Flour was in good demand, and prices
had advanced Is, to Is. Sd. f9 brl. Wes-
tern Canal is quoted at 37s. and Ohio at
38s. Sd.
Corn was unchanged.
Lard had further decliued Is. Sd. S9
cwt. r
At London Sugar was in good demand
at full prices.
Coffee was active and prices unchang-
ed. Consols closed at 94a@945.
WoMAN's R1GHTs.-All the Lucy Stones
) and Lucretia Motts in Christendom could
not by abstruce and metaphysical logic
demonstrate the rights of women, in
manner that we were an eyewitness to
yesterday. This practical demonstration
: of woman's rights took place on the corner
: of Main and Fourth-streets yesterday
;. about noon. A female of fair physical
proportions came in contact with speci-
: men of the .genus homo, and after admins
: tering to him round of oaths that would
: shock Philadelphia fish woman, pitched
! into him sans cerenonie and thrashed him.
From the rapid succession of blows the
man received, we should Judge be ''saw
stars" for few seconds. He collected his
| scattered ideas together and sneaked of,
e whilst the female assailant maiestically
2 stalked off from the scene of conflict
g Gin. Enquirer.
p We think that such woman is Justly
d entitled to all the rights and liberties be-
y longing to any citizen in this Republican
+ country, for herdaring gallantry IN thrash
s ing one of the rougher sex. Doubtless il
. was some sauce old bachelor.
!, GwThe resolution proposing to pre-
: sent sword to Captain Ingraham, has
passedthe South Carolina Legislatures.
:, On Thursday evening last, two young
o men in Ashland county, Ohio, quarreled
' over even-cent rafting match, wher
q Pool stabbed Monk to the heart and fled.
~-It is said the President intends te
E supercede Gov. German in Minesoto, in
n consequence of charges against him.
% .- MARRIED.