The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14
Baron De HIIIlors arrived Al Con.untl.

Baron de Killers arrived at Constant
nople on the 10Th.
There are several statements circulated
In regard To- new diplomatic notes, but
none Of them ere deemed reliable.
All hosliliiies, Coz The present, have ceased
along the Moldavia and Wallachia lines, as,
the floods in The Danabe prevent opera.
tons, but when The frost sets in il Is sup
posed fighting viii sgain commence.
Vienna letters of The 23d state that
Omar Pscha has received orders from Com
s%iantnopIe 10 prosecute the war with en-,
ergy. 8Ess
Adgices from Bucharest, under date Of
the l4ih, state that Prince Gotischakoifhas
received similar instructions.
There seems, however, 10 be litde doubt
hut that the diplomalisls are busy, and i
is confidently assured that, on The 9Th uli.
the British steamer Fury broughtto Con-
s,antinople a draft Of a new French note,
which the Sultan refused 10 accept, and il
was Withdrawn.
Ii was stated that Napoleon had drawn
up another noie at Paris more comprehen-
sive than any Of the former, and 10 which
France and England had agreed, and had
invited the other powers 10 join ia il.
II reports from Vienna are 10 DO beliey-
cd, Austria says the Czir has replied, in
answer to an inquiry from lie Emperor
OF Austria that he will propose q project
for the settlement Of the difficulties. The
Sultan is now reported 10 be equally dis.
posed to come to terms, but will not be the
first 10 r~eiract; lie has, however, il is said,
sent a special Imperial commission 10 the
, Danube, TO restrain the order Of Omar
Pacha, and this gives diplomacy another
chance.
Tic position Of military affairs, at the
latest dates, is thus given: Omar Pacha
holds a strong position in Kalafat, with
10000 men, and is terrifying himself
strongly in the triangle between Kalalat
and Taragoya, thus securing a communion
ton with both banks Of the Danube, and
having a base of operations in lowerWal-
lachia. ,
A Dispatch from Vienna, which is doubt.
ed, says that Omar PAcha had received
orders from Cons,antinople 10 abandon Ka.
lalai.
Omar is said TO have given for his rea-
sons for recrossing the Danube, that Gen.
Panlofrs expected a troop of superior force,
which would swell the Russian force 10
double that Of his, aud il he remained in
the Pfincipaliiies he would probably be
defeated.
II was said the Turks would soon have
10 abandon the island opposite Turlikai,
owing to The rise in the Danube. The ac-
counts from The Danube are exceedingly
vague, and in many instances conflicting.
The Turks in Asia continued 10 be vic
t%orious. The Egyptian squadron kept
watch on tho coast, from Trebisconda 10
ReJoniekali, and additional Turkish ships
had entered the Black Sea, aud an exlen.
sive naval battle was daily expected.
The Turks had captured Fort ST. Nj.
cholas, and now hold il, having repulsed
the Russians three times. The MALTA oil
AIacustan, which had been equipped by
RussiHdiad gone eserio the Turks.
The Turkish forces had defeated the
Russisns in the Highlands Of Armenia.
Al engagement, occurred on the from.
tiers Of Georgia between the Turks and
Russians, In which the latter claimed the
victory.
The English and French fleets we're
concentrated in The Bosphorus, and up 10
the l0lt none Of The vessels had entered
the Black Sea.
From the 10Th 10 the 18th heavy storms
prevailed on the Black Sea and a Russian
steamer fouudered in the storm.
The Turkish fleet escaped.
Another Turkish fleet has entered the
Black Sea to intercept The Russian 1eeti in
communicating with the Asiaiic coast.
The inhabitants Of ConsianiinopIo are
enthusiastically in favor Of war.
The House Of Ballhazzi has loaned The
Porte 100000 franc and taken the