Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-29
IiTEST NEWS BIZ THE HALLS.
Additional by the Canada.


ktormed-this is perhaps premature.
The son of Aras Pasha is named Minister of
WAR and fresh levies raising in Egypt.
The pay of the Turkish army is disbursed reg
blarly.
yienna, Eueniag of 10Th Nou.-The following
! re the conditions insisted on by Omar Paeha in
note forwarded to Prince Gortsehakofi:-A the
strongholds in the Principalities to be immedi-
iiely given into the hands of the Turks-the
komplete evacuation of the prineipaties as spec
1Iy as possible, and guarantee from all the
DIVERS against similar invasion.
BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH
Paris, Epening of 11h Nor.-The Bourse
1osed as follows: Three per cents I3.oo -Four
hi n half per cents 9.S5; Bank 2S.4o.
1 According to the latest accounts received here
am fonstantinople, the Sultan has positively
<;pcted all proposals which the Diplomatists
I've submitted TO him.
n II IS freely reported that 25,O0O French troops
In he sent to Turkey, but the orders are not to
4 oiyen to the Minister of War until the receipt
= dispatches from General de Killers at Con
kntnople.
n Tirerpool Cotton Market Saturday--The
= a. Of cotton to-day have been 5000 bales, the
= rkets closing firm.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM INDIA.
yrbe overland India Mail has been telegraph
~ with news of vital Importance, if true: viz:
81 rbe Car has formed an alliance with Dost Ma
" mot TO proclaim war against the British in In
II if Britain persists in supporting Turkey
oroc Russian force is to invade Bokharl and
persian army is collecting in the Valley of
- albania TO cooperate with Russia against Tur-
If this is confirmed, the British Parlia-
nj will assemble forthwith to devise measures
~ vert the dangers that threaten India. From
ia a. s,nrces, we learn that Persia is not hos
~ 70 Turkey, so perhaps all this is baseless.
,rpy AND RUssIA-oFFICIAL TELEGRAPHIC
f1 DESPATCH.
trbe Consul of France at Burharest to Nj. de
~ ,rgnency, November 9th. son the I'd and
n of November the Turks crossed the Danube
y Tortukai to Altentza to the number of about
lima men. On the 4th Gen. Parlof attacked
n with 5000 men, and after brisk cannon
combat took place with the bayonet be-
Zen the two armies. The Turks maintained
r position at Altenitza, and have fortified
m. he combat lasted hours; in it the Rus
lost several officers and 1876 privates killed
nd & superior officers, Is subalterns and 40
mites wounded. The loss on the Turkish side
ot known. 1000 Turks occupied kalarche,
M have established themselves on an island in
i of Giurgivo, and 10000 are in lesser Walla-
9he following is private account OF the bat
received from Vienna.
Another engagement has taken place,in which
kperior Russian officers fell. The Turks re-
ned masters of the field, and the Russians were
heating to Bucharest. Previous to the battle the
Ks had constructed building and tete de pont
kalafat which served as the basis of their ope
ons. 1t appears that Omar Pacha crossed at
pc points-with $4,000 at Altenitza, 1000 at
vache and 1000 at Giurgivo Skirmishes con-
lally occurred at the outposts Before the
ssing of the Danube body of Cossacks came
he rivers bank and made signs OF insult to the
ptans, who rushed to their boats ,rowed across
river in the face of the Cossacks fire, and hav-
punished them WELL and chased them some
anee inland returned in triumph to the camp.
here are rumors of several other movements
lhe Turks at different points along the Dan
and the destruction of a Russian steamer at
sova, but these reports, though probable, do
rest on sufficient authority to state as facts.
elm Pasha has crossed the Russian frontier
M ! sia, and battle has taken place near Bal
- h. 5000men were engaged, and both armies
back as night came on.
ID second battle in Asia, the Russians were
ated. On the Goth of Oct. Masko Bey, an
7, er of Selim Pacha's staff with small force,
suddenly attacked by body of Russian cav
a He fell back fighting, towards the main
of the Turkish army, and the battle speedi-
tcame general $4,000 Russians were enga-
in it. After hard fighting the Russians were
n lated and fed, pursued by the Turks, who
tied the Sultans standard and made their
fters at the Russian position of Orelle eight
N + distance from the Ciorockdere where the
e began. The Russian force defeated, and
Is en back to bucharest, were the main body OF
pe.Russlans under General Danenberg, 10000
~, 900 strong.
40 this be true, the news is summed up thus :
Turks have beaten the Russians in Asia.-
turkish left wing in Europe has beaten the
ans right, comprising their principal force,
haf the Turkish centre has whipped 5000 Rus
N, m at Turtukai, and is now pressing in upon
er 1elarest.
id pr TACTICs.-The policy of the Russians is
posed to be, to draw the Turks from their
INT advantageous positions to bring them to
eitle that shall decide the campaign. The in
= hoh OF Omar is to keep his promise to drive
ua 'ossans from the Principalities, and to make
gs Fad quarters at Bucharest.
plomacy lags uselessly in the rear of the
ofs lhS' and even yet hopes to adjust matters,
nt Iot TIL after decisive battle shall have been
re NJ condition is that to save the Cars
We ~ Pf0pre, negotiations shall not be RECON-
na 'eo after any engagement in which the Rus
F" are worsted.
M HypuS fever is raging in the Russian rank
=, laS reduced the number of fighting men to
w. and 1t will be six weeks before reinforce
y can arrive from Bess Arabia.
mn at gar had requested the Montenegrins to
ate against the Turks.
siol nc Forte has decided that foreign refugees
SN iio' De employed in Europe, but may serve
lQ y 'h
~ Oa Pacha is to be removed from the Asiatic
el mand.
1aS sd'antinople remains quiet
any '9 Ozar has issued the following arrogant man
hr 'ne Trace of God, we, Nicholas the First
n@ Wpefo o and Autocrat of all the Russias, by
'G :ni OF the 18th of June of the present
e informed our faithful and well beloved
oe ools,Ol the mntiyes which rnada II innnmhen1