The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

The steamship Nmrars. gum iarrrprl
or ihr kfh Oh. sfrisrd at ilaiiiaS 81 bali
pssi '.u lort uH zee 'rh.
tn. rurktsh asa ussstsa uss.
Hw ttr pres. IT. hs<lnias have ceased
sH along The Msilsus sni Waiiocha
hne- The H-ois io ,sc Danube prevent
Operations. he, when Gee irusi 80. Ia u b.
ctprc,rd thsi tlsr hratnr vii D., RESUMED.
Nlcnua ic,'crs rs uIr 2ii u'i Say chat
Omrt pscin hss received efdrrs frrn Con.
sisu,.noplc 90 prosecute he var with en-.
cfgf.
Prom Bu,hsf-s,. iih October, VIC learn
ihai Pence Garschskuf hsr received SIM
liar instructions, bui 30 ihs meantime DIP
louiney Is sEain active.
ON The 7ih alt. the British Steamer Fu
~ broach % CaueHu'inopir the dn0 ~
Eew Anglo. Frr'rh Ho'a, but tl' Porte de-
clnrd TO consider Il, ami u VAS therefore
vithdfaun. aud more comprehensive pro-
poslls prepared NJ rans by Nppoieon.
Il b. sad th1i Count Waleush bad rc.
tarned from Paris 20 London, bearing the
dfal q treaty If pacihcnnnn, which had
been agreed To- hy France ana England,
and w which the other powers Of Europe
will be iu,ltod 20 POM.
II We may believe the Austrian state
maui thu Gar has replied. an answer In an
inquiry Of Austria that be- wiil enter into
ucg,cisiinus # The Porte vii propose
PROJECT 81 peace The SnltAni. said 90 be
equally disposed to come 10 proper terms,
bat viii no, be the fir, Ia rc,ract be has,
however. sent Faud Ehendi as Imperial
Commissioner to the army Of the Danube
10 restrain the srdor Of Omar Pacha, and
thus give diplomacy another chance for a
treaty Of plcihcation.
The present position Of military affairs
Is that omcr Pacha holds the strong posi-
ton Of kalsiai, Opposite Widdenl with
| 10000 men. and Is lortitying hims-lfin the
I strongest manner in the Triangle between
! Kalaia,, krajoya, and Maroeat-ihus Sc
curing his communication between both
banks, and having base of operations TO
act IN l,osser Wailacma.
The Turks under IsInael Pacha had
fought the Russians under General kish-
back, and took from them kraJoya.
|, WIS rumorcd at Vienna that the Turks
have received orders from Cons'an,noplc
to abandon kalafat, but It was not gencr-
ally believed.
The return Of the Turks across the Dan
ubc was quite voluntary.
On the 18th the Turks attempted sur
prise OF the Russian post of rurnal. They
were discovered and returned TO kalaiat.
The Turks must soon abandon the Is
lands opposite Turiakai and Rustuck, as
the rise in the Danube oyerflows them.
A Russian bulletin says that their bate
rics drove the Turks on the 9TH from tn,
Islands of Mocan near Giurgcvo, bu, ia,
latest accounts say that the Tukrs still &C
cupy it.
The successes of the Turkish army il
Asia still continue brilliant.
The Egyptian squadron keeps watcl
over the coast from Trcdizonde To Rcdou
Gale in conjunction with the land forces O
Abdi Pachn.
More Turkish ships were entering tn,
Black Sea, and naval battle is daily cx
pectod. On land the Turks had capture
, fort ST. Nicholas, aud now hold II, hayIn
repulscd the Russians three times, viz; o
the .!5th 29th and Both October.
, The militia of Laristan, whom the Ru,
slams have armed aud equipped, have gon
over 10 the Turks.
The Turks have defeated the Russian
in the highlands OF Armenia, between a
, exundropoIs and Altazincb.
An engagement had occurred on tn
Asiatic frontier of Georgia, between tn
Turks ana the Russians, under Primo
:. Bariantnskc. Russian accounts claim n
n victory. No date or locality is mentlonc,
e On the 10Th November, all the vcssc
: ofthe Anglo-French fleet were concentra
/, ed on the Bosphorus, but none had cntere
= the Black Sea
= 1t was reported by the London pape
> that some steamers of the fleet had enicrt
- the Black Sea, but it was not supposed
= be true.
f On the 10Th, Ilth and 10Th Novembc
there were heavy storms, during which Il
Russian steamer Senikale" foundcrc
t near Ssta, in the Black Sea. The ere
c were saved.
t. The Turkish squadron, it is said, cha
n ed some Russian ships that were attemp
4 ing to land supplies at Pot, but the Ru
SLAMS made their escape in a fog.
= Another division of the Turkish fleet
q 10 enter the Black Sea to interrupt Russ
d communication with the coast of Asll.
d At Constantinople the Turks are cnth
siastic. A bulletin respecting their yict
ries has been published, The populati,
a are eager as ever for war 1t is conside
! ed an unpropi,ious time to expect rcne'
l. nj of negotiations.
d The rnmor Of the prosecutions of Chr
n tans is totally false.