Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-06

NEW YORK, Dec. e, l, p. M.-The Eu-
ropa arrived this morning: she was de-
tanned by severe weather. She brings
dates from Liverpool to the 10Th. Cot
ton is unchanged-sales of the week.
$1,000 bales. Flour has advanced cd. TO
Is. Corn advanced Is. Wheat ad-
vanced. Provisions unchanged. To-
bacco dull. Coffee firm. Sugar and mo-
lasses unchanged. Rice unchanged.
Money easier. Consols 95 to 95s. Amer
lean stocks dull.
Turkey and Russia.
A Berlin despatch announces another
victory of the Turks over the Russians at
Oltenitza.
Another account says the Turks in at
tempting passage of the Danube near
kalarosh opposite Sringcro were repulsed
by the Russians with considerable loss.
1t was rumored the force was fifty thou
sand
The Russians had CROSSED the Pruth.
More Russian prisoners of war had ar
rived at Constantinople.
\ new note from France and England
had been received at Constantinople, but
the Porte declined to sign it.
LATEST NEWS.
\ telegraphic dispatch from Vienna
states that the Turks had passed Bucha-
rest, which was in flames. The Russians
were retreating on Cronstadt. Fifteen
thousand Turks were sent to intercept
them.
After destroying the Notifications of
Oltcritza, the Turks left their positions
on the left bank of the Danube without
battle on account Of the Capitalization Of
Russian forces.
There is another rumor that the Turk
ish army had been partly cut off and
routed, which is not credited.
From Turkey iD Asia we learn that
ADD Pasha was about commencing a
general attack on the Russian line.
a small Turkish squadron was cruis-
ing in the Black Sea-
\ Russian vessel had been captured
on the coast of Asia.
Large masses of Turkish troops were
concentrating on the ASiatic frontier.
\ declaration of her position is de-
manded from Servia.
Two British and French line of battle
ships were lying off Therapca.
Chechereltsil has been captured BY the
Turks, with 1000 muSketS and 1000
men.
The Sultan has received the title of VIC
torious.
Reports generally are partly contradic-
tory, and to all appearances totally unre-
liable.
A letter from St. Petersburg. Nov. Sth,
says: All the troops in the vicinity of the
Capitol have been ordered to be in readi-
ness TO march at a moments notice.
The Russian manifesto of war had been
read in all the churches.
Seventy wounded Russians arrived at
Bucharest on the 9th.
The sickness in the Russian army is
very alarming. The hospitals in Wal
lachia and Moldavia are OVERLOOKING.
The Admiral of the English and French
fleets were at Constantinople.
The Turks and Russians were both
endeavoring to obtain possession of Mack
NAV.
y horde OF pirates appeared off Scio.
LATEST.
The very latest accounts report a
further decisive engagement between the
Turks rnd Russians since the departure
Of the Atlantic.
The Europa left on the 10Th. She met
with no accident but was detained by Sc
we're weather.
England.
The Cabinet meets daily. Whatever is
the result of their deliberations, the pub
lie arc not enlightened about it.
RumOr states that the Emperor of
France continues to urge in strong terms
the necessity Of some active movement
against the Russian fleet.
Money is more abundant. The Banks
discount good paper freely at per cent.
Rumors of the Eastern war daily re-
ports at one time favorable to the Turks,
and at another to the Russians. Accounts
being SO very conflicting, the people
hardly know which to believe.
France has formally announced to
Austria that if she gives refuge to armed
Russians retreating from the Turks,
France will regard it as declaration of
war. NJ. Drown De l. HuuyS replied to
NeSSelrode'S circular, and asserts that if,
as Nicholas says he has no wish to sub
vert the government, it must not be done.
The report of Lord Aberdeen's resig-
nation is false.