The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-02
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New YORK, Nov. %.
The steamer Atlantic arrived this morning
With dates to the 10Th inst
Nothing really later has occurred In regard
TO the Turkish war. but there are rumors that
a decisive battle was fought near Bucharest.
It is not known who were victorious.
We have the details Of the recent affair ut
Oletenitza, in which the Turks gained bril-
liant victory. 1900 Russians were killed
and wounded. Nearly 100000 Turks have
crossed the Danube. The Russian co.nman-
der, Gortschakoff, has received orders to act
on the offensive, .t,,.,.,,
Additional Foreign News.
New YORK, Nov. 80, p. NJ.
The Atlantic sailed at noon.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 10th
The Bank of England has given notice
that it will discount the amount Of stocks due
in January at 3 per cent, instead of 4, as
previously notified.
The Bank Of Amsterdam has raised the
rate of interest per cent.
Hamburg letters quote the money market
tight; discount notes Al to per cent.
The Sultan has, it is rumored, placed him.
self at the head OF the Turkish army. Rum
ors of an alliance between Russia and Dost
Mahommed have reached England from diff
ferent sources.-Letters from Cabul state that
a large army Of Russians were marching to
the capital of Khiva, with the avowed pur-
poses Of conquering the country. Th' sc
rumors, added to the serious spprehensions
of the movements among the Afgnans, led to
a large reinforcement of the British at Bes-
bowur The report that Persia was collect
ing troops to operate against Turkey is un.
founded.
The British are in bad position at Bur-
muah. The troops are everywhere in state
of seige.-Nearly the whole of the new prj.
vinces are in the hands OF the enemy. Fam
Inc is also raging.
China.-The insurgents hate surprised the
imperial garrison at Shanghai and gained pos
session Of the city without any resistance.
The chief officer Of the Government escaped
and placed himself under the protection OF
the United States. There is report that
Pekin has also fallen into the hands of the
rebels. The rumor is not ACCREDITED, how
ever.
Canton is quiet. The imperialists are
making strong efforts to re-take Annoy. ~
The Emperor has accepted the aid Of the
Tartar chiefs. Dps ~
The latest report from Shongpore states
that gutta percha has declined fifty per cent
The Poles in the Russian service are dis
affected, and favored the Turks passage over
the Dunube, and gave no alarm when they
saw Them crossing.
| The Turkish fleet are in the Black Sea, and
the Anglo aud French fleets are in the Sea
of Marmora.
Russia lays an embargo on Turkish ships
from the god.
Neutral flags are to be respected.
-. -. Nessnlorde's diplomatic circular Il
published. ii has excIteusrrong remarks from
the French and British press.
Turkey will have nothing to do with the
amendment to the Vienna note, but insists
on perfectly new treaty.
Kaiapa has received the command in thu
Danube service. trt,ft,
The Circassians continue to have success.
in Asia. ...--,
Napoleon expresses himself strongly in "a
vor OF The Turks, and active operations are
making to aid them.
The English Government evidently vcscil.
lates. -,...
Prussia notifies the powers that she re.
serves for herself the liberty of action in re.
gard to the Eastern question. Austria pro-
fesses neutrality. i
The Russian commander moved ffoward
with $4,000. mostly infantry, and on the 18th
he met the Turks. A pitched battle ensued
and the Russians were compelled to retreat
the second time, in disorder, on Bucharest,
having lost in the four attacks on Atteniza
3 900 men. This is reliable. .sa
On the 9Th, the Turks were driven from
the Island opposite Incigero. Reinforcements
came, when the Turks retook the Island and
held it. .y3.0oFs inl3g1
The Car has summarily discharged all
English operatives from the Russian Navy
Yards.
nison and Portion Of hts Exploring
Party by Utah lndtans-ftcsief sent
by Gov. Young, Of Utah Territory
salt Lake Masi. -.-..-...---. ii. ~
INDEPENDENCE, Nov. %.
The Salt Lake mail has just arrived, bring.
ing us sad intelligence from The Exploring
Party under the command OF Capt Gunnison
who was ordered to survey the route for Rail-
road from Kansas by wny of Sangredel Chris
to, or Coochalope, to the Pacific. M
This news is conveyed in letters from Gov.
Brigham Young, of Utah, and others and it
is rendered positively certain that Capt. Gun
nson's party had been surprised by Walkers
band Of the Utah Indians, and many of them
cut off.
Gov. Young writes that an express reach
ed him on the 3lst October from Capt. X.
W. Morris, giving an account of massacre
committed by Indians on the 10Th, on the
Sewer River near Sewer Lake. Those kill
ed were Capt. J. w. Gunnson, in command
Of the expeditions; R. H. Kern, topographer
of the expedition; Crudtzfieldt, Balanest, and
WIN. Potter, guide; and privales Garfield,
Liplorett, and Melton, company A, Mounted
Rihemen; and John Bellam, employee; and
all their arms, mules, &C., taken from them.
Upon their reception OF the news, Gov.
Young Immediately sent out aid and presented