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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-29

S1t e L"ssiHd Parish ~ 0slas, Cg II Nvrosif4a BE re-
membeed that The 3'h July s53. before unicrsgne JUS
ee Of the Peace IN and for the City aforesaid personally appeared
Charles Mansoni Secretary the Crescent Insurance Com
pany Neworeus, who being dolly According to law
pose and say that The above account true correct
Iran srip t,om the Books OF The sail Company.
C. MANsoNt. Secretary.
Sworn and signed be lore 3li dayof Julv 1883
CHARLES RICHARDSON Third Justice Of the Peace,
Parrish OF lsaua.
Tie Board Of have resolved to rav AN ners, Of Blk nor
cent in cash on the crtd Of Profits yeas 1885, ss and
ls52 o' holders thereof their legal representatives. on and ss
tie Eighth day Of August, proalnjo.
The Trustees have also declared Dividend Thirty fe rer
cent on Tic net canned Premiums Of the Coapay Ill. year ending
the Twelfth dag July Tor which crcetrs Il i.g,l on
and after the 81 Monday in September next
Tflos. A. ADAMS, President.
MOSES GREENWuO wee ffesilunt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-29

nEAR SIR commenced the use OF your
KATIAIROS bv accident, having little faith such tt ~ e1
Hair consider OF So innh selce 1a. aHe
pleasure making the fact known Tor yolr Utneu nave ~
bald f5f eight ......,. :, - -
tT Sold by JARVIS WOODMAN, corner OF Common anl 1
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aHTK. F. FRYER, INDIAN DoCroR, cure

aET K. f. FRYER, INDIAN DoCToR, cures
SW CONSUMPTION othe Liver md Lanrg, piPsp's cN0e
Fever cfrni rom - toss e-rs
y,aelsn disa4s2 tai taneh,ea hnl nYeeae sg
Gods obstinate Careers n1 OF alt aus
VFas Carries be Homes Whit sveius Kings Evil rave pains
tie sides cad tta cold nts ant i-e 'n ~ W.
i-ral married sg ladies' ana children Ms
5 5ial among the I1di long experience and Practice
ude clle oil raruE many diseases ta AVv oesh 'ou
sfHs~aI hopeless ty celebrated doctors, - -, -,
sE sleuce ofss, No. So tRENC5iAS STREET 1ta
L -. .-l-I -nD- Y y
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+ PLLsTERs.
lsheym au'srccf Tar'R
IAllctns' oor'igu'i ....
lAH.bAsls diRRlbutf SstFa
lThe tmpro, 90 Poof Maus.
lew payIdia OF Hebrew,
p ier'n Vegetable,
! Nnapp'a Indian,
| Wh,teieNarhiu0 SaTe5d stfen2''
cnlag,
Ehiunr's4tr'ogthenug,
IEjddis impeuHl,
Itlurigk'6 Royal,
IiNidESTB.
guilu'1 Bone .rl Fever ........
Hariot's I.ati1n,
rzia'n Horse,
lluu.'a. Hayaa', Scuns', h1wnt
TOOTH HASrts
'cn.rin .'ptorpoand urria io2lh
IThompa4'r Aromatic lnoiha
~ 81 fuoth-e's.
LOEENGES.
ShermNn'zfouEH Worn campo
Chre'a Wura,
s. ur'g LluEn
uHu'a
soicmou Ea-;s 1e.
-4rr taa st-hHl
yr,lf,r.' rn .!ar's.
MISC EILANE0t y
fhau'a ry'yari,
IV-,r.vH. 7sapau ES.rnrti
ICut-' sauIA 'nrtlfe
Nf4n R#a
'tta. I,'td.ra CoHy'5
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-29

ftFulht pllffH
NhaHIFUGES,
Wlngr's Canadian,
B.A. FahnaHtocks,
Swa.apt
Bai.ey's,
Iayne's
ChallJn's.
shRsAPARiLLAS.
%. Townsenda,
Bailey's,
NukCcPl
RfBt1ps,
Wool's,
Rall's.
rlLLs.
Chiekner'BSgE4r-.Cl! q tatgi-i'
fafr'f Ilfe,
no1art'uIlie,
Nnght's trlian Vegetable,
stanlfeth's Nrgets 10 uHtyar1ali
Monte n'a Il ggs an,
Lso'a New London.
cocper's,
hglcrson's,
WigiHr'5 6 antla Putrstivs,
Hib0ari'a sptl-bii'o1s Family,
Swrvne's Sauative,
s,nn,r5.t,,,il - 80 Arsr,
arrri,5 gasoat,t,,,
~. IN
reucer'7 Vegetable,
T. ,5,,,5
l,,tisotib
Ils,tsis, ne
l,.,.tt-bo,,,r :,
Ias1lt,3s Snt;.I;H5,.
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~ 80
'i''' rgiI.sti prrJrpfEe
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60 49, CE.+Iy
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,.,.e ll.5f o,I,5r., S+'r.p.
tCs.i.,g lg.r, / ,..s,,ygr,
EI,aTFEs
1lsFasif p1,aar,
p5,E,rl'a via cherry.
~ ana gE-,ly-
BlEk,t-f rl.r4l.r
4Uy.Fsiz
pavh,rfS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-29

g7GYPTIAE EYE BALsAM ID. CO. 9~g.E3s
a HEN having thirty experience offers ne k
ible remedy al pertaining TO fhe
EYH. 80
f 'sandirg rIrsd eleven w'1ksi me
Ttrln the Ee cured wosks man la-e y
blind 5 eight months restore 10 the siTi 81 oe 0
gentleman who always used sreca Tor htty "
rsing roa enabled 10 read the 7thoa'
item bT ra1ileiritu tizht holfs ator.
days cured h. one nktS crop HSlA"
ollisuev % shn and als'streng theus the ss't
~ 10. 81 FONpRAS IT. nlytp ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-29

On letters Of the weight of ha under by the
United States and Bremen Line Of Steamers hereafter
to sail semi monthy between New York and Bremen
TO go into effect with the first outgoing after
the 18th of August, 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-29

" I - o. 7sraal accents We agHeHta Heht {:
EEoM DIE. NAg3LLAN .rl RUSH.

. a !flcl ~ IHiii.alHl . " . y ",
MtsHA raFt, lHl Dire (. fL5F.
Dr.. DGvs Syrup Of Will Cher gui Tar OF NJ
We thAt y51 choose to Ei,e Vass-a hgg5ta Isl bAs
medicine dispose o. amoat any in Northern
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-29

ThnazIrs o. N3d Cherry aud lar tDi TO valuable mel
considerably ny practice. lave sold yan
1H .i. i. wo.a Be- pies a
a. the Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-29

PARISH o. CGiEASa, Gil D. spv Orleans
be remembersa that the Of
aahscrler Justice Of the Peace ry
aug appeared Alexander Brother Prsig Janus IT, Nh,,r
Secretary Of the Home Mutual Insurance apanA OF New Ue4nno
eeE y swoH according 20 law, do depe and that s 3Vs
see-h'Hs as and lgsld tom fns books, 7t
Company A. BROTHER, Prsusgut.
jaws H. WHEEtvn Secretary.
Sgorn aui
c, Y. JBNTE Sar0ud n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body

III EW ADVERJlSEMENT-Let every body
lN READlr.
NO. /.
r. r.
RfDWfP' 3 READY RELIEF
u TIE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDEi IN TUB
MEDICAL HISTORY on TIE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
.. THE MOST NIoiE NTp rs IN A FEW dtC0NpS. 49,
y ilnep tue MOST sEVrBE PAINS ~ FlVE MlNuILho ~
49, 8ua NEURALGiCan and BLOUS COMPLAINTS IN FEW
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
niEug PhiNB.
TO TIE SICK AND PhIN-SUFFERTNa OF NEW
ORLEANS
u who uHarng with following caultja
W call or jpHS WRIGHT lsI STR and make
naoi RAILWAYS READY RELIES, Will
FREE you FROM PAIN IN GROIN THREE no FIVE MINUTES,
1T HAS CURGD
IN NIFTY CASES OUT or 4 HUNDRRD,
RiIEUblATI5Ni IN FOUR HOURS
NEURALGIA IN ONE HOUR
CROGP IN TEN MINUTES,
DlABR.EA IN FIFTEEN IiNUTEas
TOOTEiCHs IN ONE second
sPAsM IN FIVE MINUTES.
CRAMPS IN FIVE MINUTES.
BiDk HEADACHE IA FIFTEEN Ml'yUTEsg
CIVIL FENER tN tFFEEN NlfSUrFs,
CfitLEBLAri9 IN FIVE NtNVTE9.
SORE THROAT ~ FOUR AuSUTEs.
lsSLUENXA IN ONE HOUR.
10
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Ttan-Lghiuiag Express o',Ialk Second Trr
Accommodation Express =. o'clH-k PIsugsrs
take WetsJu Stage Co.'S les lol JSiur,
81.
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lERY. HARNESS, ENC.


- 20 ,s1,tI az : ACEy A PYILLIPSS CELEBRATED HAR
80 NfFAprDRV Pllsd apAs Offering the aut ld
$500 steSFss SADEIEs AND TRUNKS ct reduced prices.
- ~ Az NJ Siz5iiTtF ATTENDED TO. e2f 1ydW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
The Turks still Successful.
IMPORTANT VICTORIES IN ASIA.
FRANCE REQUIRES AUSTRIA TO Be NEUTRAL
Dates, London, Nov. aa; Paris, 2lst.

The British mail steamer Europa from Liverpool
about II o'clock forenoon Of Saturday 10Th u arrived
here yesterday morning about o'clock, having been
delayed by tempestuous weather
The steamer Humboldt, from Southampton, ran
ashore at the mouth of Halifax hsrbor yesterday
ing, under circumstances which are fully reported
among our telegraphc dispatches. The intelligence
of which she is the bearer has also been transmitted
by telegraph from Halifax and is inclnded in the sub
joined summary.
She brings 90 passengers and $50 tuns Of freight
| The steamship Glasgow arrived at Glasgow Friday
morning, 18TH
The steamship Hermann from New York for Bremen,
sved at Southampton the Goth November short of coal
The Curard stesmship Niagara, from Boston and the
steamship City OF Manchester from Philadelphia or
rived at Liverpool on the s.th November.
The screv steamer Sarah Sab from Quebec arrived at
Liverpool on the 10Th .,
The steamship Euxne left Southampton on the 2oh with
the East India and China Mail taking out Lord Sphnsone
the new Governor of Bombay and e and specie valued
at Sass sterling principally in silver bars and dollars
From the seat of war the is altogether contra
dictory. From our French correspondence we have
the important statement that the Emperor is amassing
troops on the frontier between Strasburg and Mar
seiles to be able Unnecessary to send OIL an army OF
100000 men in less than five days for foreign service
Geographic dispatch via Paris announces that Donna
Maria H. Queen Of Portugal died the 18th ult at noon
in childbed. The King Immediately declared Regent
until the majority of the Prince according to the laws OF
the kingdom The eldest and successor OF the late
Queen is in his seventeenth year Lisbon remained tran
quill
Two cabinet councils had been held in London, one on
the 18th and another the 22nd which all the ministers
present
letter from ST. Petersburg says that the Emperor Of
Russia is suffering from Illness.
The Morning Chronicle, in dispatch from Vienna at
firms that the Turks have erected camp on the Servan
frontier and commenced throwing bridge across the
Drin The Seryans greatly excited and had risen as
one man to defend the frontier and conflict was ex
pected.
teegraphc dispatch from Turin states that the Sardiu
ian Chamber of Deputies dissolved on the 2St Of Nov
ember by royal ordinance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. Q, 1898.
John T. Towers Superintendent of the Public Printing
Yesterday notified the President that he could no longer
discharge the duties his commission having expired 1t
il understood that A. G. Seaman will be appointed in his
place. ,,s -
The total of drafts registered at the Treasury for
the week ending Dec. 3, S767l34 20.
The following officers have been ordered to the Coast
Survey amer w alker: Lieut. h. + Sands Commander
s. s. Bassett, Acting Master Passed Mdshipman Dlvall
Sewen; Second Assistant Engineer Broadnix Third
Assistant Engineer Harris; and Assistant Surgeon VII
amson-the latter being detached from the receiving ship
Pennsylvana and Passed Assistant Surgeon William A.
Harris ordered in his place.
Third Assistant Engineer Henry Nones, Jrp is ordered
10 the Coast Survey steamer Legare.
The President day nominated and the Senate con
frmed A. G.. Seaman Superintendent of the public
printing vice Towers. whose term has expired
The Criminal Court has fixed Thursday for the com
mencement of the next Gardiner trial. which viii fully dis
close the results of the late commission 10 Mexico.
The REDEMPTION of the public debt from the ls to 81
inst inclusive, amounted 10 SlOi696 II.
The removal Of John A. Parker, Librarian Of tho
House. and the appointment Of ~ Martha, late Rsading
Clerk in his stead-and the transfer Of Mr. Mckane late
Chief Clerk to the reading desk-are reported
1t generally supposed the House will elect General
Armstrong printer, 20 morrow the adjournment today,
moved BY of his Friends indicates il. The ards are
undermined but will most likely permit tho election with
out resistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
THE TURKISH WAR.
THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

HE PkOGRESS Ot IltE WAX.
| From Our Own Correspondent
! LONDON, Friday Nov. IL, 1853.
! Tile London Times has turned Mussulman and now
gives impartial and fair accounts and speculaons about
the Todays leader relieves me from the duty OF
giving you the details of the contradictory elegraphc
dispatches which reached London yesterday and to-day
As far as am able to judge, take the battle of Blu
charet and the other defeat of Prince GOrchako for
improbable and premature, though it ia startling that
such dispatch should have been sent from Vienna,
where the telegraph is under the control of General
Kempen, who has the power not only Of Withholding,
but Of modifying, the messages sent by the wires
Tomorrow we shall be able to Judge whether that
Turkish victory s only hoax for stockjObbing pur-
pOse, whether the arrogance Of the Gar has really
been punithed in way which might remind US Of
senuacherib The political from Vienna is not
less startling though better authenticated Public
opinion 40 far ss 1t ia allowed to DO Expressed goes
strongly against any too close alliance with Russia and
In favor Of the stctest neutrality for the minis
tcrs Buol3chasenstein and Bach, could not remain
blind 10 the dangers Of nsnnecton both In Italy
and HupgAfy Il an actual interference in the Turkish
var should give the tNo nations hops Of success
Bat the youns Emperor and his military fstinus are of
quite different opinion they think tho time hos arrived
pbtn Austria must rspsy the debt 81 gratitude 10 bps
siA. ne "ietisses friend ssd My Of tbs Czat
esnans remain heksfos while tbs Russians
are ssts<ksd b7 tbs Tsrks and tbsfsSsfs
mtst important cksses hss bsss msds in ihs min
isffg Cosht t;aci kss besn dismissed ssd nd Count
yie4sslhson. fhs friend sea political papI n Primes
Metsersoh, ike sgersd enemy 81 Ehslsad ssi F,snss
and sks andissases .dhei,er Of eessis hss been -
POINTED Minister n Foreign Affairs his Surprising
nomination VIII ,osn " ciovsi ~ ~ sctrsi interft'
snce If Aasfris ia Tafsey snd ~ declaration N rsr
sven fhA london cney narket is nnsbie 70 give ny
,sber construction 70 Ccunt Fic4nefnncnss .Fprir'
merit The hopes NJ Hungary .nd fisy sre risins
srce ne Emperor ~ Ans-ris scrs - cfnds ~ .
,ashinq nvo bc1+crhless sArition 6ssiies me Ans
iy.n n,.-,AI win Switzerland IL i.iiy becoming nncrs
snvencmeS ~ Au,rri-n sFy hts been taken prisoner
N the (sn1on n fessin sni commercial inrercc1rss
rernssns snspen3oi The Anstrisns complain tns-
m,zzini is hsrSorsi in fessin but AZ tersris ms
point fhey ar> for me preserr noenr very BABY IN
ioyned snce ( met him oniy few days ago in Ion
ion Napoleon s,reei by the pressure 81 circumstin
scs info .Iisnce with England may e; oe forced 3.
me SEINE reason nro sisnce with the Liberafs Cf IN
.ope and become the rnstrncnt Of Providence for fes
-rcyinr nc Austrian Empire IRE nbsrai papers IN
scrtnsry srs qte swsrs 81 AIS strange conbinAtion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
FRANCE.

The trial Of the "Opera Comique conspratos against
the life Of the Emperor has been brought TO close Six
Of the prisoners acquitted and % found guilty with
extenuang circumstances Ofthe latter have been
sent TO tTGnaporaonuhree to eight years exile, and the
TO terms OF imprisonment varying from five to ten
years. Folet Alex and Decroixs term is eight years
Ruout Lux, Gerard, do Meren, Marie Gabrat aud Cop
not, transportation; Monochrome, ten years detentiOn
Msilet, Deyez Jaud Commes aud JorOn, FIVE years de-
teniion; Rbaul, de Laugardere five years imprisonment
and Follot three years imprisonment.
meeting Of the English residents in Paris held
the 10th, to contribute to the testimonial in memory OF
Lieut.. Belot. Lord Howden presided. Tha following
letter from N lie BeLo sister OF the deceased read;
PARIS "wednesday. Nov. u, 1855.
MY Loepi Permit me 70 address to you "a the name Of tstn
tie Erssh people which more sa;;sns to h memo
.:.d S you my 1iSs %So
but eternal gratitude and that you have seady
ACCEPT ny Lord my respectful sentiments.
proposal has recently been discussed at the Bank Of
France TO make all payments, far possible ia gold
end to refdse to five franc pieces 10 check
the continued expectation Of silver Nothing however Is
positively known as to the probability OF is being adopt
ed. The mint viii in future retain gold eft for coinage
80 days The amount al present hand Tor coinage
about seven and half millions dollars.
An Imperial decree, signed by the Emperor appears Ia
the Paris Noancur Of the 2sd ult reducing the duties
ooas within restricted FROM soc % soc Tho dly
wrought iron Is also reduced fom soc to lsc and
cast iron from &C. TO Sc or the first year and 60 g for
The second year
The Superior Ccur, NJ Paris had given s decision in The
affair ~ foreign correspondence confirming the declsiaa
# The Imperial Court ot Reaea which g. The efet
that The fpleet ~ foce has right 20 solve asa oQea
letters which have heea Entrusted 10 tae Post oaiee.
The Emperor end Emprss with the cesr reaaaei a.
fentainhess. snd pe h'ea The gsasiaA Miaissss IA
paris. had eined the in,pafial rssty
r4i, etc 81 The ic,h Regiment had hees Arrested IL
i,vns IN consequence ~ rasHs revolutionary rrsslsna
sisrs the vals ss odssHs 80 she is,h al asnAef
- ssd'icns tlseess vsss resteS AZ svss sAs cy SAX
ire srrsel ~ as3 sussveff.n tte sa ~ vsns
- ~.fh ard The dsefress ~ Brad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
Earring Brothers Circular.

Pr EuyopaJ LONDON, Friday, Nov. 49, 1859 NJ
Colonial Foreign Produce this
week with improved so,er, articles and
%
and for paper high rates are o.
have e.e.os.s GOD deal oos.os ,sy, %
s fT 81 ard s SsS ssg p05s,' ,fs. and
have e the following date. Viz Bombay
sssSa m h and Mn Oh sps@r G aSs
arrived On the lSh inst With dates from Busnos Ayrss TO
"a o osss,i A Rio ''''' 10Th Bahia A and r'''"''''
ccealsElL .sn ID .. ssr tn. h.,. been
CSC tsF chiefly Hondna' Silver from gdfl with black $50
~ Isns,iss tds q ord nsssa 9lasa tsa4i lima silver
Cocoa smsns neglected and OF s bag. Trinidad At saso, only
ANAL portion was realised rom 81 as Tor grsy 20 mid red
While s. Ias Grenada withda1 AID rs bags Bshs bought
cosIs.-Ihs gS5 :s, 81: vss h.ss consisted Of g. .,
81. MoeS. IL ee fsemy .sd S. S.s s'' @ she'd Rs ss
isa,.,on csyloa ,O@ ;,s,ay from s. sas Cog. aea esiS
The .oeSd ives chiefly soosa in from g Ss being .ovs tbs
ST iGsss rom Rio g ISL ocOSe AZ. eossdsrsa ia fsor the
% sa mol. demand % s e, y ss -. .s ss
5,cte tsss have chang hands a % ESQ.
s i t e. ri nd Eve s % s .' s.
~hlle tho Rnss,.n iAis' arrived = not for sale.
s si ~ 30. ~ S Ssa S ;s @
i s ne ss S.i i bot 20. s I'D
We. ssS ,s 1sss ca Las, .ssr.ss Of Esa
~ M.s,I 'ssa q, :.1.s.s :.:. 10 % r.:
vHA hssss psss. ara eslsad sr was.r tom .br,sL
ys's sal s sas ssaspossas, Siss.,
ii.rs - MprsT ast fhcSs ferasia A. u last
.ssS a. '.s. l.sss.. ss Sa.s q .Ssss sAs pr.,ss:
svtss tAs sF.1. Aas A~en whole sad
v.sSss 'Ass ~ .l1. ols.a. d w,iA asiss
.ettss
rsFsAssss kss eses ss SOFA ta4s Rabbsr IN
vss-t .sa y Is~ ~ ls,s nss.re AsA Asd as Ioiias
q Stsst - tssf ~ aietl tAiss CsmrAar los rafksy
SInr Il aus. S.ffoe p esetslees 0saA.sr he's de-
,.4 a. sstA ~ -, 30, ss''ss s,su $50 IS ca asn
..
Fs~PoFa sr1sq s,.1 esalA s-y g. Fs.sAsrs ci..s
- e.s.les N.sss ssxlv ssi1 snail
80 20 exy 80 - go vA~s u sesf,y
49, e.ta, n ~. ssS~s IN e~iss ssl@s fsa AA nee
ssfTos re.r w., IN, o.s.~s. .ls. % ~ az ossb.
{. ~~A.ss - sstssf aoses ilaaos
rf.rAs 80 s~S'e.Ss cea.ss ssg snx rfrsst ssck
IS ~ etrss ~ css sA>ve ese-fshas rekssa - ees
r.s ~. a., . t~s-4 sss~ sses s>< sasiss q As rses
es~ ,.-,-,s, - :. w.. 49, ,s>., sszsss ssA Rans
$50 n ftx>ca 20 oesr - lss fsstsftsa foe
rs. .--1- ~ cls hin = ~AAs 500 No A~sssssa
- = . Ss =, 49,. go: ~; .. .:. ss;..
sEu ~ set, 81 !. ssfs.e 81 ss s.,s-s ss,.s
-. Fc-1sr- --~ge r-<.t "A -s1@l, = <ffh @fss
or y-r- q Am ksstH - 80. rstAss .ewssa tea
s ~ 3 e. 49,. -. 49,. =. a. = 80 s''A G.
gs s' s s.srr. 49, - $500 s.. . r.:
t,y ~ -ss 2 IS go s ss.-'s s"~s '''.s .. A'
pr.ss X. ~ y. 900 II zee .sl sss- s.Ars
a. ~ tsS VS. ssssg.. ;:ss. y,.gs ls's"''
=. 4 Z. = ~ ~ s :ssrsi ~ y b 49,
~. fgzk,s = err ~ -rr-f-rsea f->s ses 80" "'~
s9 x 4, sss e. ss ~ 'ss~-s - 80 - - g.
ss,sr 90 --s-s = = 49, pss-ss = - - 40 "~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS.

Here two dispatches purpOrng to refer to the same
date
"BUcHAREsT. Nov. 1.-THE Turks, after destroying
the Notifications Oenitza have recrOSsed the Danube
without being molested."
Pans Nov. IA teegraphic dispatch, received by
way of Berlin, announces that the Turks have gained
another victory at 0ltenitza. No details
1t is just possible that these two dispatches
patble and that if be true asserted that the Russians
have force of $4,000 collected the spot the Turks have
rendered the position useless by destroying the works and
may have Withdrawn their former place the south bank
o!the river. raiherhan hazard another battle This too may
explain the otherwise inexpcable statement. that GorehakO
had driven them the river Under the circumstances
the movement the part of the Turks nigh. be prudent.
defeat with the river in their would be dsas
trous tic tina, OF present is stated to be swollen
by heavy rains
At Gurgeyo shots continually exchanged and with
some effect transport of 60 wounded Russians from
Gurgeyo came into Bucharest the eth Both sides
endcayorng obtain footing the Island of Mskenon
physician in the Russian service writes from Bucharest
We have wounded here from the affairs Of Oltenitza K
"aresche, Giurgevo, Kaleai and before Kraova This
may perhaps be taken authentic list of the battles
fought.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
TIE BATTLES IN ASIA.

The steamer from TrebizoHd has brought to Constant,
n6te dispatches Of great interest from Selm Pasha who is
Greeting the operations Of the Turkish forces near Baum
wehave already published the teegaphc account OF the
severe engagement that was fought October 2h and which
resulted in the defeat Of the Russians Fuller details are at
hand By this arrival
On the morning of the 2ith Major Massa Boy, having
been sent forward with company to reconnoire the Tor
tifcaons the Russians making on the other side of
the Tcbourouk received by fire of rlsketry
which he Immediately returned and sending for reln
forcements Selm Pesha dispatched several battaons to
his aid The Russians in the meantime also increased in
NUMBER and the engagement soon became general be-
tween the two armies Sem crossed the Tchourouk sou at
several points and drove the Russians back after enco1n
tering very serious resistance
Tie Russians obliged retreat pursued as far as
Orel by the Turkish General Hassan Pasha The bulk of
the Russian forces rereated Chcvkedy In this first a
ton the Turks took two pieces OF and made LA
prisoners besides killing and woundng GOO of the enemy
AT Cheykedy most determined fight has since taken
place
The Russians received reenforcemens there and then
made stout resistance the Turkish attack Se took
the town by storm after assaults At length the Rus
SLAMS gave way leaving great number Of dead three
non and upward Of 100 prisoners among them Col Kla
chief of the Cossacks The Turks found among the booty
5000 sacks of -four 1000 muskets and large quantity Of
ammunition TIE prisoners sent on to Consantnope
Seim concludes bis dispatch by announcing that he is
about to march Sohoun Kae having cent out two reg
ments of cavalry and three batteries of field artillery in
pursuit of the enemy Before surrenderng Chevkey the
Russian Commander set fire to in several places and tho
most Of it laid in ashes Hassan Pasha is pushing
by forced marches keep open the communication between
Sehm and ADD Paha The Turks state their own loss at
the passage Of Tchourouk at 60 dead and $50 wounded
and Of Chevkedy $50 dead and 300 wounded