Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

PARIS, NOVEMBER N 1S5s.-In the journals there is
no abatement OF the Tuiso -mania We must credit i'm
phcity every despatch, p0ate public every rumor
from what quarter soever which is favorable to the
Moslems, but utterly reject u that happens to augur
well for the Russians.
This morning the ConstitutionS gives us the text Of
0mer Pachas official report of the battle of Oltentza
Constantinople overjoyed at Sal victory over the
Russians Eight hundred dead Of enemy were found
the field; m1skets munitions, and baggage in vast
quantity The loss of the Turks but thirteen killed
and seventytwo wounded Compare this With the Rus
sian bulletin of the affair." and the simple fact tina,
the Turks quickly destroyed their enrcnchmens and re-
crossed the Danube. You will that the Official sc.
counts from Asia differ widely. telegraphc des~
patch announces that the Servans have rebeed against
the Porte They deemed the most warke and vror-
Of all the Sclayonic Christian races on the Danube
their number is near million. You have read Of their
desperate struggle under the lead of and
afterwards Of Milock with the Ottoman Power for the
partial independence which they wresed they should
persist the resistance the demand Of the Porte which
the despatch arms and the example be followed by the
rayahs in the ether Provinces, France and England nst
experience lstle embarrassment in assisting the Ma
hommedan rulers to subject the Chrstian popuo
on is believed to be quite practicable for Russia to
prepare the Provinces for general instruction by the
ployed to that end all the subjects of King Ohio are
less fired by tire idea of Greek Byzantine empire
The semotcia organs in Paris deny that any part of
the French feet has entered the Black Sea- They
explain the mistake OF the London papers on this head
They think that the Ruseians will not pass the Danrbe
nor act the offensive in the Euxne; but in the COM
trary case France and England will tahe decisive
of cooperation with the Turks Onhe 10th instant
the whole fleet in the Bosphorus The admirals held
professional conferences with the commanders of the
Turkish navy.
strong sensation has followed the Imperial decree in
Moniteur for the reduction of the duties on
coal and iron from abroad. gou will get il ertenso in
the London papers. The reduction is average of
third coal and of twofths iron, another fifth in
twevemonth All the morning papers expatiate on the
decree in the othe-. The Ministerial con-
tend that it is special measure Independent of the
general tariff question not symptom of any abandon
men of the protective policy Domestic coal and iron
were absolutely deficient adequate supply indis
pensable for the public work. railroad enterprises and
other national interests suffering by increase of prices
The Journal DIES Debats observes that the marked
reduction that of the duty seei which the
exorbitant French cutlery and the whole edge-tooI
business will be materially benefited On sheeron the
duty remains high enough to render Importation still
nearly impossible From this period to the 1st of anu-
lry, 1855, few rails be nroduced the French IRON
masters underse the foreign with the present tariff
PARIS, NOVEMBER 28.-A regular report from the
Bourse thus: Speculation is Injured to
war; it fearlessy stands the electromagnetic fire." The
London and Vienna stock markets give the proof
Of the effects Of experience. Increduy results fromex-
lggeraton and contrarety On Saturday afternoon the
French Al per cents " left off, little above par. The
weather being fine, went to the Bourse lounger for
quarter of an hour lively broker, when asked what
there new answered, enough to render all belief i'm
possible The prevalent wish is that the winter the
Danube and in the Princpaities may prove the most in
clement Of this century-rain, snow, torrents nunda-
ions, mud whatever tends to preclude military opera
ions and afford time for plans of pacific settlement On
Thursday last learned that Seryia in
list the exacons Of the Sublime Porte to-day the Con-
ttutonnel informs that the province has submitted
will pay the tribute, receive garrsons, and furnish s
contingent Of troops-Jomrnal of Commerce