Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-03
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NEW loRK, NOV. 20.
The Canada has just arrived at Halifax
She brings dates to the 18th inst.
A supplemental dispatch, dated Liverpool,
18th, p. NJ, states that market closed steady
with sales Of Gooo quarters of breadstuifs,
with an improvement at close.
Liverpool Market.
Breadstuffs-Dull in the early part of the
week, but recovered towards the close.
Wheat in moderate demand at nearly the
currency Of last week.
U. S. and Canadian flour in good request
ct fully previous prices.
Indian corn held firmly at former quota
tions.
Brown, Shiplcy & Co, quote western canal
-four 26s@2Gs6d; for good Phi'a, Bait, and
Ohio 3ss@37sGd.
U. S. white wheat los@1osGd; red 9s@1Os
@l0s3d.
White Indian Corn 46s; mixed 45sGd yell
low 45s.
Beef-Week's sales, 800 ii rces
Pork without change.
Bacon dull and lower.
The Iron market very firm; rails fS 5s@
9S IS.
LONDON, Nov. IL.
Breadstufs- Market opened heavy, but
improved at the close.
Red Wheat GO to 72s White 80.
Flour-Wertern Canal BIS 10 3ss Cd !;
Ohio SO to 4Os.
Corn market firm.
The advices from China have induced an
advance of 3 to Cd in tea.
Cofe-Prces shade higher.
The Canada sailed from Liverpool at 4 T.
NJ, the 18th, and arrived at Hall st at 10 A.
NJ, on the cath.
The overland mail from Russia brings the
report that the Gar had proposedan an alliance
with Mohomcd to proclaim war against Brit
India if Britain persists in supporting Turkey.
Dispatches from Constantinople expressly
contradicts the statement that persiai is hostile
to Turkey. Emperor Of Russia issued an ar
rogant manifesto after recnptulaiing leading
points in controversy. Turkey having enroll
led in her army European revolutionists, has
commenced hostliiies on the D nube. Rus
sia being provoked to combat had no other
means left than recourse 10 arms to compel
the Porte to respect treaties and obtain repa-
araion for offence, by which it responded TO
our most moderate demand, says the Car.
French consul at Bucharest telegraphed
Nov. as follows:
On the I'd and Sd the Turks crossed the
Danube, from Cortuac $4,000 strong. On
the 4th, the Russians attacked them with o.
900. After biisk cannonade of three hours
the Turks maintained their position. The
Russians lost several officers, 1876 privates
killed, 6 superior officers, Is subaterns, and
479 wounded. The Turks loss not stated
Another accoun. via. Vienna, states that IA
Russian superior officers were killed. The
Turks were left masters Of the held-the
Russians retreated on Bucharest. Before the
Turks crossed the Danube body of Cossacks
who came to the rivers bank and made sign:
insulting TO tue Turkish captains, who rush
ed TO their boats, rowed across in the face o.
the Cossacks, and opened calling 6re upoT
them. Then charging with irresistible bra
very krove the Cossocks back from the river
The Turks returned to camp in triumph.
Several other movements of the Turks re-
suited in the destruction Of Russian Steamer,
at Horseva
Constan;inople accounts state that Selimt
Pascha crossed the Russian frontier in Asi'
A battle ensued. The Russians we're defeat
ed.
Oct goth. Selim Bey and staff, with small
force. were at Maero. The Russians attack
ed them. They fell back on the main body
Of the Turkish army. Another general battle
ensued, which was desperately fought on boll
sides. The Russians, $4,000 strong. were
defeated. and fed. They were pursued by
the Turks. who planted their standard on tn,
Russian quarters at OrletL
The Russians defeated there, retreatcd tc
Bucharest.
Aswe understand the Telegraph. the Turks
made an assault upon this stronghold of th'
Russians.
The left wing of the Tu kisl army dashed
on again and defeated 1000 al Tortoga, and
pressed again on Bucharest.
1t is hopeless to expect that diplomacy can
end the difficulty until after decisive battle
The typhus fever is raging in the Russian
ranks. which has reduced their fighting men
to $500. II VIII be six weeks hefore rein
forcements can arrive.
The Porte has decided not to employ for