Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

ueehtY -uOFJ0tUy.
Baltimore, Nov. 2l.-The deaths in New
York for the last week have been 81; Phila.
delphia l59, in this city 10.
Baltimore Markets.
Baltimore, Nov. 2l.-FLoUR has advanced 2
cents, and holders insist on further increase
The Corn market is steady.
Georgia Legislature.
Milledgevlle, Nov. lS.-The Georgia Legis-
lature has voted-(fve Democrats in the arlfr-
NATIVE ito postpone the Senatorial Election
over this Session, and great excitement pervais
in consequence.
Details by the Arabia.
Circassia-A Great Battle-The news of
the serious losses suffered by the Russians is
confirmed, and if the prevalent rumorS are wor-
thy of credit, all the Mussulman tribes on the
eastern coast Of the Black Sea are up in arms.
The Circassians are said to have approached
within As English miles of Tihis. They were
10000 men with 60 guns, and for some time
Prince Woronzof could only oppose $4,000
men to them. Fortunately for him, Generals
Nesterow and Bajatinsky come up with rein
torcement of $4,000 men, the battle was renew
ed, and Schamyl Bey obliged to retire into his
mountains. The CrcasSians lost 1000 men;
but the Russians confess that they left 5000
men on the field Of battle, from which Prince
Worezof sent Count Nicolai to St. Petersburg
with an urgent demand for reinforcements, with
out which he should be obliged to eyacuate not
only Tifis, but Georgia.
A letter from Marseilles states that the Tur-
kish feet in the BosphOrus weighed anchor
on the Goth for the Black Sea.
Omar Pdch1's address to his troops after
reading to them the declaration Of tcdr.:-
"Oficers and soldiers from Asia, Africa and
Europel
"The blood of your fathers has more than
once Redeemed this soil which a powerful enemy
wishes to take from you. 1t has by your fathers
been confded to your patriotic honor it has as
yet no blot on it. Know, then, that you cen
not move step without voice rising from the
earth, and saying: This dust that you tread
under foot is our ashes-the ashes of your ia
theirs defend i'll Soldiers! let us altogether swear
to spill our blood unto the last drop to uphold
the integrity of the throne of our Emperor and
beloved Sovereign the Sultan Abdul Mediid."
The following is the proclamation which has
been addressed the his army by Omar Pasha,
previous to crossing the d4nube:-
Imperial soldierS-When firm and coura-
geouS we shall engage the enemy, we will not
fly, but sacrifice body and soul to be evenged.
Look tothe Koran; onthe Koran we have sworn.
You are Mussulmans and | doubt not you are
readyto sacrifices body and soul for your religion
and your government. But if there be among
you single man afraid Of war, let him say so,
for it is dangerous to face the enemy with su CHI
men. He who is under the feeling of fear
should be employed in the hospitals or other
occupations; but he who remains with us and
turns his back on the enemy shall be shot
Let the courageous men, who long to manifest
their devotednesS to their religion and the
throne, remain. Their hearts united with Cod
and if faithful to religion, they prove themselves
brave. God will assurdly give them the victo-
ry. Soldiers, let US bury our hearts, and then
put confidence in the aid of God. Let us do
battle, and sacrifice ourselves like our ances-
tors; and as they bequeathed our country
and our religion to US, we ought to bequeath
them to our children. You are all aware that
the great object of this life is to serve God and
the Sultan worthily, and thus win heaven
Soldiers may God protect all who have the hon.
or to believe and to serve in these principles"