The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-26
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[ Reported expressly for the Daily Journal.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

France.AFrench Minister has been instruct
ed to demand from Austria an explanation
Of recent alledged arrangements with Persia.
Explanation is said to be satisfactory.
Cholera stiil fingers in the suberbs OF
Paris.
Danubian armies quiet. Several encoun-
tiers in Asia. several Of them important
Turks every where brilliantly successful
Russian troops in Georgian a critical posi-
ton. Reinforcenents Fastening to their re-
lief. Circassians docking to Turkish stand
ard.
The Montonegros and Turks had an en-
counter; many were killed on both sides.
A Carli,l movement is reported in Spain.
Many arrests have been made in Rome, of
young men who are charged with belonging
to the london secret society.
The affair between France and Naples has
been satisfactorily settled.
The Hermann left Southampton on the
afternoon of the 7th, with full cargo and $50
passengers for New York. When the Her
mann lett Bremerhaven the ice was closing
in the harbor.
The four powers have resumed their joint
action in favor Of peace, and have recognized
by a formal protocol the importance of pre-
and propose conference open to the repre-.
sentatives OF Russia and Turkey. This pro.
position is unfavorably received by the lib
5th and Kalaf,t to the Sd reported nothing
new.
abb Pasha has entered Georgia.
The port of Odessa is frozen up.
Two companies of Wallacha militia desert
ed to Omer Pacha.
A small Turkish steamer, taken by Rus
sian 'rigate, was afterwards recaptured by q
Turkish frigate.
The Turkish government refuses to submit
to three months armstice proposed by Eng
land, in consequence OF which the English
Minister had long audience with the Sui.
tan. followed by an extraordinary meeting oil
the Divan.
At an entertainment Of the officers of the
allied fleet on board the Turkish flagship
Lord Stafford made a speech, connecting the
promised aid of Britain with strong recon-.
mendatons Of peace. The Sultan replied
that he desired peace, but not IL incompatible
with sovereign rights and honor.
More Turkish victories are reported in Asia
The Russians, after three bloody engagements
have been driven back.
The fortresses OF Saffa and Akisan have
been taken by assault by Selim Pacha.--
rhe Russians attacked an entrenched camp
at Boyahid, but were beaten back.
The Russians also failed in their last at.
tempt to retake Fort st. Nicholas.
The Austrians were also defeated neal
Areska in an engagement of some magnitude
on the 4th ultimo, leaving several dead bod.
les on the field.
The Turks have also taken Akalzikh, in
Georgia.
The Russians are SO hard pressed in Asia
that 10000 troops have been sent to taeir re-
lief
No movements of importance are reported
on the Danube. The Turks are terrifying
Kalafat, and the Turkish division ofthe fee,
cruising in the Black Sea had returned to the
Bcsphorus.
The Turks are elated to the highest pitch
Of enthusiasm. The armies are abundantly
provisioned and regularly paid. The Russians
were suffering bad from sickness.
Some Americans had joined the Turkish
camp. A legion Of Circassians had been
formed at Constaniinople, uncer Lalfi Bey.
The Russian General had been removed
| from the command ut Moldavia, and was
succeeded by Gortschakoff.
The Greek Patriarch at Constantinople h ad
requested permission to accompany the Sui
tan to the camp, to prove that the Greek
Church prefers Turkey to Russia.
The latest accounts state that an encoun.
ter had taken place between the Monlena-
gross and Turks.
|. vienna, 6tb.-The Russian troops in Lit.
tie Wallachia had retired before Ismael
Pacha.
LorIsvILI Z, Dec. %.
Light sales ofsuperhne dour at 81 lO94 %.
Nothing done in groceries or provisions. Both
are very dull and prices unchanged.
Sales Of raw whisky at 21lc.
An advance Of sc has been established on kanawha
salt and quote the Wholesale price at Soc.
Star candles have declined to &c. which is the whole
sale price. Freghts unsettled.