The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07
The War In the East.

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The War In the East.
THE RETREAT OF tbs TURKS ACROSS THE DANUBE
NO MORE BArTLEs-KvACUATI0N OF LESSER
wALLACHIA BY TIE RUsSIANs-THEIR FLEET IN
WINTER QUARTERS, ETC.
TIE intelligence tho retreat OF the Turkish army
beyond tbs Danube is officially confirmed.
This retrcgrade movement not proceeded by any
fresh collisions OF the two armies and the passage
of the Effected with order and wi thout inter
rupuon.
The Turks At sah had evacuated Kaarachs and Giur-
govo but continued TO hold Kalefat and the villages
around it, with rs 600 men. The latter corps
ceiving rsinforcements from Widen an Sophia
The state of the weather. the mprobablity of bsing
able to defeat the Russians at Bucharest and the desra
biy of not being beaten with the Danube in their rear
the which induced onsr Pacha TO retire
Advces from Blu ,harsst state that Prince GortschakoG
returned there the 10th November.
1t said tie Russian troops had evacuated Lesser
w.lechia
The outposts Of 0rsn Sackens army said to be 4S 900
strorg bad passed through Jsssy The corps of CT neral
Lud.rs expected to ter from Bsssarsbis
The Russian Consul at Belgrade had ordered to
quit by he 81 vian ospodsr
Advicss from St. Petersburg confirm the ne of
tie Russian feet having been dismantled, and ssat
into winter quarters on tho Baltic.
From the Bosnian frontier it is stated that the contin
gent Of that proynces corps Of Il 600 men-are pre-
psiiug 10 join the turkish army, intending to cross the
servsn territories with or without leave.
The Russians are fortf.ipg Odessa the land side.
ukase had been published, granting permission TO
that port to continue it, with vessels sain,
under neutral flags.
grea. sensation had bssn caused at
by the issue of a notice from tie French cpsuate in.
vng tenders for the supply Of provisions for the French
during the winter in this Back Sea- This indicates
intention the part of the feet to cruise there and
said that the Russian ambassadors at Paris and
London bad orders to demand their should such
movements take place.
Communications from Constantinople dated It'll Nov,
state that tie Austrian and Prus sian Ambassadors had
given Rsschid Pscha the most formal of the
determination of their respective governments to main
tain strict neutrality
telsgraphic despatch from Vienna states that the
Austrian correspondence of the ed u announces that
Russian free had been defeated and driven back by the
| TURKS in Georgia
The ou. naliss of Vienna had received warning from
the police not to publish thing from the seat o;
calculated to provoke complaints The part o. Russia
THE VERY LATEST.
CONCENTRATION OF RUSSIAN TROOPS NEAR KALE-
FAT, ETC.
Letters from Krajova state that the Russians had
large force there snd their outposts
were to Kae.a. where frequent s.irmishes took
place.
Iimsel Pachs's headquarters were a. Kalsfat, which
On Facia has oriered him to Id, il possible, and to
abstain from further operations during the winter.
The Russians reported to be marching to Kals
fat with view Of attacking the Turks there Tbs latter
were receiving strong reinforcsnents from wdin and
an ergasernent therefore ezpes,ed
Tbs Turks making considerable preparations to
send succor to the Circassians,
letter from st Petersburg says tina Emperor of Rus
STA is ring from illness.
TIE Morning Clr0aice in despatch from Vienna, az
firms that Turks have erected cemp the Seryiau
frontier and commenced throwing bridge the
Drin TIE greatly ed srd had risen
one man to defend the frontier, AMI a conflict
| pected.
tel-eraphc despatch from Triin states that tia Sar
dinsn Chamber of Deputies was dissolved the 2lst Of
November, ~ royal ordinance
Affairs In France.
REDUCTION OF TIE DUTIES on CoaL-REToLuTtoN-
AIRY MANIFEsToEs, ETC.
An Imperial decrse signed by the En- peror appears in
the Paris Moe Of the 22d ult reducing the duties
COAL within q restricted zone from SOC. to 30c The,
duty wrought iron is reduced from 2oc to 1sc
and cast iron from 10 &C., for the rst year, and TO
&C. fer the sscon. year.
The Superior Court Paris had given It's decision in
the affair Of Foreign correspondence confirming the deci
sion of the pera c, of Rouen, which to the
effect that tie Pre,ect Of Police has right to seize and
open letters which have been entrusted to tas Pos
Office
The Emperor and Empress with the Court, remained at
Fontsnbleau and De Kislor, the Russian Minister in
Paris, had joined the Imperial party
private OF the Tenth regiment had been arrested in
Lyons account of posting rsvon onary proclanaons
on the walls at Orleans the 10th ut number of
seditiou placs rd posted up over the city making
an appeal an, instruction the plea Of want
Of work, and the dearnoss Of bread.
Tee elements OF discomfort and revolution sus-
pended in Paris by the uncertainty Of political Affairs
Considers Die orders had been received from SPAIN the
United States, and South America.
Commercial Affairs.
TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Monty continued easier and stocks and shares lhowed
f. rther slight tendency to improvement. Consols had
further risen to 95, and Exchequer bills to prem