Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-18
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM ROPE.
Arrival OF the Arabia.
Fighting between the Turks and Rus.
SLAMS.
New YoRY, Nov. II

New YoRY, Nov. II.
The steamship Arabia arrived at this port at 9
O'Clock this A. NJ, bringing dates from Liverpool
of the 9th inst.
Consols closed on Friday at "a IL American
stocks neglected, nearly nominal.
Great foundations had been experienced IN the
South of Ireland, and much damage had been
done at Cork.
Manchester market remained fat, although
under the reduced production, prices are very
steady.
THE EASTERN QUESTION. Reliable infor-
nation relative 10 Eastern affairs is scanty. tits,
however, true that the Turks have crossed the
Danube in strong force, and occupied Kalafat.-
1t was rumOred, but not authenticated, that the
Russians had attacked and defeated them at
Kalafai.
In Circassia, however, and Daghistan, the
nountaineers have defeated tie Russians, and
captured some forts.
Prince Paskiewitch has been sent out 10 take
the command Of the Russian army in the Princi-
palities.
There talk of opening Turkish loan in
the United States
The allied fleets were collecting in the Sea of
Marmora, having been dispersed by storm.
1t is stated positively that the Austrian Envoy
has pressed the Sultan to accept new note which
the Gar approved conditionay on its being ac-
cepted pure and simple, by the Sultan. The ef-
forts of Diplomacy are now directed TO procuring
the joint assent Of the Gar and Sultan to that
note. Its tenor has transpired.
Latest by Mail at Liverpool.
The latest rumors are of pacific nature 1t
has again come up that Conference will be held
at London for the settlement Of the future affairs
of Turkey.
Il
ed.
The Earl of Westmoreand, the British Minis.
ter at the Austrian Court is said to have received
an assurance, from ConsanlinOple that the Rep
resentatives of the four great powers, had sue.
ceeded in their efforts TO bring the Dvan to the
entertainment OF pacific sentiments, and conse-
quently the orders sent 10 Omar Pacha enloiHed
him not to commence hostilities, the ambassadors
having satisfied the Divan that the Gar had pro.
missed TO mike no offensive movement whilst
waiting the result of the effort at Constantnople
in favor of peace.
In an editorial 10 the Journal de Frankfort,
which evidently preceded from the Austrian
Cabinet; it was stated that Austria resumes The
part of mediator, having received fresh and posi-
tive assurances from the Cabinet of Russia that
the Emperor has no desire to encroach on the in
tegri:y of the Ottoman empire, or TO attack in any
way the sovereign rights Of the sultan.
Under these circumstances, the Austrian Cab-
net again unites with the other Cabinets in the
endeavor to prevent war--because it now sees q
reasonable prospect that meditation will not be
fruitess. As a set off to the pacific news, we
learn that all the places in the principalities in
the hands Of the Russians have been placed
under martial law, and correspondence with the
enemy prohibited under pain of death.
Previously TO crossing the Danube, Omar Pa
eno
lated to inspire the fanatcism of his troops.
ITALY.-A naturalized American citizen, who
bad received his papers, has been kept in custo-
dy at Ancona by the Austrian officials, on no
charge at all except liberal opinions. The o. S.
Consul had done what he could, and was met
mostly by procrastination
The man was eventually released, but he was
required to sign declaration that he never would
revisit Italy. This he refused to do and he is
still kept under surveillance
Latestby Submarine Telegraph.
Fighting is going on briskIy in Waachia be-
tween the Turks and Russians 1000 Turks an
peared at Giurgero and fred upon the town.
Russian force was sent to the assistance of the
town; when an engagement ensued, with consd-
cradle slaughter.
Another encounter took place, near Kaafat,
between body Of 1000 Turks and like mum.
Der of Russian cavalry the latter retreating.
The ship Victory for New York was burnt to
the waters Nov. 4th, few miles below Glas-
gov.