New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-27

,..o,,a "a c,utted With French produce, add core
hr,Iv no ostlefs are expected from those gutef'
Sov,,t which fabricsie generally for bhguh ~ n'
MAJ, have almost al suspended Their "S'S'' "a a. ~ -
Se.' d, - eor-., abroad having ceased oi,F
.,,s must be duB Paris when the Dl,x o' 49, '''
70 IL does at present. tue com meFeiu o'is -,
dr,r. In amount The cora mESe
- ga, Suf ten DAYS since. with declining prices ha'
hc.ws auraled and the holders Of wheat are "a Te arm
A. ,b,iT bants lie bakers have shO~n greater inint
So a. e,e Hour aud several bnyers from me ee'eVn
Ssr.nmtp.s have defnitivey arrested ne d0~awNd s
ispey of prices The corn factors IN % az. 10
40 s,,eus al the orders received on Wednesday 's 9
Isy,rv proceeded 10 Hsyre, where dechne OF ~ vIei
hsd ,stv iou,y been announced Flour mn i1ag'y 1 oa
RI arrival Of tie buyers rose from fn 70 ~ he oftoh
-, Tom ssf 10 s6f the measure of 200 kil,<ramnss
s, ilsr rfe took place In the markets thr'ugn Ile
department. Of the NeTh The corn @Arset 70 .
g.. heea well supIEtd aud wheat has declined IL tn5
ls.olifre NJ Lyons the market quiet but without
fa Rys has again rissn in Paris; sales l',OO qi'aals
81 o,ts AZ aof &c the 100 klogrammes iett.r rom
r,;,ss Of the cd mat stses that 81 ships bearing
T47O etoires of wheat entered th port oe'"esl ns
lat and sch of November. These arrivals mtte 80 to
leHolirts Of wheat imported Ito harsehgs oy - '''
SiLip the last months. MAXI mana
trs.,,sop,s narrative Of the events eorsF'ndsDs
stLvopoo1
r1,r DTFrAT AND DESTRUCTION OF THE
TURKISH sQUADR IN.
On Monday the 18TH the British Pnolc was startled
frer its propriety by teegraphic dispatch puo'ned
in TIL, London Times stating that Russian sqniifou
f six ,siofthe line had forced the haroor Of S'aope
md burned sunk. captured and destroyed every snip
,b ore exception, Of Turkish squadron Of fourteen
.,n had taken prisoner the Turkish Admiral Osman
p.,,s carried Of lis flagship from under the guns OF
ne lore batteries aud were towing it 70 oeyastoPoi
when /, sunk and with it the supply Of money for pay
ins tie Turkish feet.
alis Asastrou. intelligence caused the greatest OK
,,e.crt. and further intelligence was Hnxlousy
lo,led for.
Additional accounts came at length bat only to con
frm H., previous news Ga the th November 'he
Eu,sisn hdu.irsl NschmOd-otber accounts spell h's
1.ro Mschinoa-with six ships Of the line appeared
OF tle Roads Of Sinope and forthwith proceeded to
attack the Turkish force that be found there After an
frcseeuert Of one hours duration he had destroyed
seven Tmlsb Tieates two corseites one steamer aud
three Transports. The larger vessels DESTROYED had
esel 800 soldiers besides srtleymen Oa board, and
large sum of Money being bound for tho elst coast OF
tle Black Sea. The Turkish Admrals frigate was
lowed out by the Russians but burnt at sea.
Oman Faala aud lis suite were tax on board tio
Puui,n AJuiraIs ship One Turkish vessel manag ID
ts escape undamaged, being the only survivor of the
a. The battle, says the dispatch, begun an hour
distance from Snops The Russian flagship was 50
uueL injured that it could with difficulty reach Sc
rsstorol. Prince Menchikof immediately LETT
Oa,sta for St. Petersburg to communicate the VIC
tory 10 the Emperor
We alread, knew that Osman Parsha was charged
with the eonvoyarce OF troops aud stores TO B,tun.
Accounts said charged, with a few steam frgates'
"wth tle.esccrt of six transports of troops
- l.. mn hofra
"Ii,tsnce from Sinope.'
There is, Therefore, every probability that on leaving
fle harbor Of Sinope be fell in with the RlsSIIa
ssusdroD and either accepted battle on unsqla terms
or atteu ped 10 regain the protection OF the land bate
ries but was cut pieces before reaching The latter
10 tie more Likely as one ship is reported TO have
escsped undamaged, having, doubt, succeeded In
gaining shelter under the sbcre guns.
Obterve that this report Of tie victory was brought
10 Odessa by Russian aidde-camp of Menchlkoh' and
from Odessa it was telegraphed to Vienna The con
kIn aiion came from Bucharest and other Russian
sources Rat here is
THE OTHER SIDE.
TnR RUSSIAN FLEET ALMOST Cur To PIECES
srvIN OF THEIR SHIPS SUNK, OR DESTROYED.
Having given the Russian account of the battle, we
learn BY telegraph dispatch received at Paris on tde
10Th inst that the Russian force considerably out
numbered the TuTkish.
In addition to the ships ofho line mentioned in the
Morfenr as tie strength OF Nscbimods feet, he had
twelve frigstes brig and five steamers in all twenty
four tail, while O,man had but fourteen. The Turks
fought with the most desperate bravery, and caused
the Russians the lose in sunk and burned OF two ships
of the line three ftigates aud two steamboats, The
shore batteries we're totally inefficient for protection
TIE remaining Russian ships were so badly disabled
that they could take prizes, and could with difficulty
make their way back to Seysstopol.
THE AIIIEn FLEETS