The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
Tho News.

The News.
The Pa ,ifc, from Liverpool arrived at this port
yesterday afternoon, bringing London correspoa
dence and files to The l4th instant and Paris advlces
OF tbe 18th.
TIE rews is OF highly important and very excl
ting character. It appears thai the Turkish sue
cesses by lard in Asia been followed by naval
defeat upon the Asaiic coast Of tne Black Sea, By
which Admiral Osna0 Pasha, commanding the SUI
tabs feet, lost thirte vessels OF war, large nom
Der Of men, with great amour. OF Treasure and
military stores. The first accounts of this engage
meDt came from Odessa under date OF the 9TH in
slant, and was supposed by many persons, both n
London and Paris, to be much ex aggeratsd. Bat the
victory the absorbing topic in every crsle and
caused profound sensation On the London Change
and Paris Bourse.
We give elsewhere what ia sad to be an Authentic
copy Of the peace proposal Of the allied overs with
the latest MoldoW slach en- rescript Of the Gear
Advices from Paris state THAI another plot az aint
Che lie of the Emperor had eeen discovered, and
large number OF arrests were made on the leth in
stant, ueon which eve Ling over hundred persons
we're in custody.
Madrid letters inform that upon the 10th Of the
present month, the sittngs of the Cotes were sus-
pended in a summary manner, by royal decree,
and that o revolution was apprehended in that
capital.
A6vces from Australia to The 10th of Septic nbes
had reached England by the Victoria. She had one
hundred and eightyiour Thousand ounces Of gold 90
freight, al about twenty Thousand ounces ia the
bands Of the passengers. The news from the colo
MES il very encouraging for miners and laoorers.
Markets were rather heavy The rural districts
north Of SydDey were very prosperous.
We have further news from India and China
Pegu remained il very unsettled state. General
Goodwin, the English commander, was deai Cholera
had appeared AZ Bombay. Trade was improving in
Calcutta. Fighting st went on in Annoy aod
Shsrghae. Great exaitemen. prevailed at Whan
poa in consequence Of the death Of Chinese
woman in prison, and the Americans had to pro.sc.
the British Vice Coosul.
Our intelligence from Washington to-day, though
interesting to politician is not particularly impor
tant. General Csee is presented to be quite inog
Dant because Of the rumorej intention Of the Pres-
dent to appoint Ar. John L. 0'Sullivaa Charge
d. AfIaires to Portugal. The venerable Senator from
Michigan, It is asserted openly declares his deter
u,iDaiion not only TO oppose this but all other ap-
pointmt nts thst do not fully and fairly come within
the bounds Of true nstonal democracy. TIE Presi
deIt snd OF his Cabinet advisers said be
avail ing to the real designs OF the Marcy organ in
continuing IT. warfare upon the prominent members
OF the democratic party. The object of the foray it
Is viii pered is to harrass the rivals of the Secretary
of State until they either driven from the Presi
Dental field, totally annihiated, forced TO lesve
the party ranks. Preparations are making for Ne
passage by Congress Of q number of patent rights
which lave been rejected by the Commissioner.
One Of special correspondents promises to furnish
o syn ,psis Of these patents, which are valued at
from FIVE TO ten millions Of dollars, in a day two
The death Of Mr. Brookins Campbell, member from
the first district Of Tennessee, will be announced in
Congress to-day: consequently, no business will be
transacted in either h ,use.
Bishop Bedipi, the Pope's Nunco, appears to
create confusion and excitement in almost every city
he visits in the West II was but few days ago
tSat chronicled the violent demonstrations of CD
position to him in Pttsburg, and now We learn that
still more bold and dangerous stand has beea a.
eumed against him in Cincinnati. II Gems that a
party Of Germans, known the Society o. Free
men," took umbrage because he oriciated In the
church Of Bishop Purcell last Sabbath. Accordingly.
. body Of five hundred Of the disaffsctei spirits
assembled in the evening, and marcbe In procession
70 the house Of the Bishop, where the Nuncio was
guest, with the supposed intention of sum narily
aver gng the martyrs 10 the cause of Italian liberty
by doing personal violence to Bishop Bedini, wh,, j.
is ALI ged, betrayed the leaders in the revolution
OF ls4s. The police, having been advised Of
she intentions of the Germans, stationed then.
selves in foil force in the vicinity Of the
scene Of the contemplated hostilities, and ss TIE
procession came up tie officers rushed forth and
Most desperate conflict ensued in which many shots
we're fired and the air was made to resound with
the sbonfs Of enraged combatan.s aud the lements-
tions Of the wounded After most fearful Struggle
sixty Of The Germsns were captured, and toe re
msind,r were put to fight Fourteen per were
wounded one Of whom died yesterday. The prisoner
have been ordered 10 find bal fortheir appearance o.
curt on Friday. AT noon yesterday the city han
ishpsei into It's wontsd quietness; but ID is hardly
ps.bahs tnst Ne eppeneass Of ne Gupsio wv sivs