Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-19
POSTSCRIPT.
furtherhyt the Arabia.

Omar P.,h, ..fo,. ,,o..,,, -. -.
,pirI,.d ,,o.I.m.,i,,, ~, n, '"u"e addressed
declaring he would .scr.Ges ~. w. 's ia,r
TO 10. rSS engsi on the inv .d.r. al III. .., "a soul
lie kept lis word as "a, IN, Ru..;.,
Prn, Qualities. aud the expiration of nh. to- VIZ
commenced hostite. in all directions and in s'.d
nest During III. Interim AT 6r..,, -. " sooa ear
actively employ ed In Transporting t,oon. -, s we're
/ tim. an, th, n..,.. ap'"'S uoops 10 certain por
little iu lb.r obsiael, to the orpo,it. ,,aI. "s WIN
/ Russians ff Ns "eia bf TIE
| The p.s,,p o., of ,l,s n ,,,,. A., A., ~,
mand Of Omar P..h, ~ a. ~ - -, u''e' coh
The ,e..on .s.Iyn.d c,, ,n. -, ... Vu' oPpo'non
the Russians. wa, ibs ,,.., ,,o,,.I;, - AtA'a' oy
among the from. In III ,i,ff.,.,, - '' P'e'sieu
Ii was rumor-d, ho~ever that the Russian. ,f.v,,,
returned, Tn X ,I,., al n, ,.,'. .s s'er"'rc'
| tue Turks ' "'u ee'e''eu
TIE main 6,rc, Of I'm. R,s.i.,. go. =,
Bucharest, where several hundred ME-. ~ ,,, ie''
posted, and every preparation made I,, ,l.In. WV
There were runiors preva that Rcscbd l. cb. Ia,
retired ftom the Ministry
la the conflict at Giur,.ros which I. s,,,.d d, -,
been very desperate. the Turks received an. xor r ,L
| Russians Soy '''o"e' oy The
The Turks respect all foreign oro,.,,v ,,d,. A.
TRAN hag
Another dispatch from v;.,n. hx 49,. En-,
date OF Nov 81 announces that bs,Is had 49,,
near kslifat between the Turks and Russi.,s Tn TT
numbered 5000 aud the Russian fore. was onlv Am
The enrar ,,,.ut Ma. q, Is.,..., - 20 ','! -,"'o'-
two hours, when the Russians re,re,t,l VIII r.
Prince tiortchakof had l,it Uucb,,.s, 1, E...,'
His departure produced a pro(,und So, s,,ion -,
~ase1pecei To take placen that direction, K,r,,ny.
ull of Russian troops ""ao'A
1t WAS s,pno.cI 81 ,r p.,,
low considerable portion of IN. Tu,l n, AZ
selves IN Lesser WAla,hin la o,,i.. In Ri, - -. , "
tie soon as possible: and :. ,h R.'i, ,,
confident of yictory th.v x,,,II r.. '.'
Turks, quietly await III. settIement M ,h o.; -"
such terms the great European Pow,,, ,bou,J, 80,
souabc. e''' IVA
The combined fleets OF England and Fo,,c, H.. a, -
n, IN the Dardanees.
The PORT, had loJ S;p,
London on special mission.
All the Ru>saE subjects in Turkey ara ,,,.ed pn tho
piosacton OF Austria
A refugee tumut had Ia, en- place at P.ra
French and English officers were arriving in Tu,lsv IL;
considerable numbers. "
The Great European Powers were actively at work II,
check hostIiies.
WIN r'gudto the new note reported To have been
da~n up at the sailing OF the la tic il il stated th., tho
Car accepted il on eou,lition Tho, r,IJ Wv, 80 ''
would guarantee the Suans which however
u Is understood those countries declined TO do neither
ne"S disposed to use coercia The Gar declared that
THIS would be tie last proposition that he would max. or
accept.
me grand council OF the Turkish d;rnitari,s was he
eVeu was about To be called together IN Turkey to con-
suit Oh the subject.
m oaAR PACHAS PROCLAMATION.
. Inc following proclamation WAS addressed nv Omar
"chi To tie Turkish troops previous to hi. cio.,np m.
Da"uoe'
PROCLAMATION.
Imperial So:iers When firm and courageous we shall
engage the enemy, will not fy-but sacrifice bod,