The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-31
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ANOTHER RUSSIAN VICTORY.
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The Turks Defeated at Akalsik.
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IMP TANT FROM ENGLAND.
RESIGNATION OF LORD PALMERSTCN.
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MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE SEA FIGHT OFF SINOPE.
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American Negotiations for Foreign Islands.
Mgr. Bedini, the Pope's Nuncio, Ordered
to Spain.
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Reported Escape Of VIM. Smith O'BrIcn.
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IMPROVEMENT In COTTON,
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The Cunsrd steamship Africa Capt Harrison, arrived
At haK.past ten O'Clock Friday morning She lsf Liver
pool on Saturday noon, the l7th inst
The news from the quarter is unfavorAbe to the
Turks teegrapho desp Itch dated Vienna, the 18th
inst that the Russian General AndronikoR
has totally defeated the Turks in battle at Akahik
the borders of Turkish Armsni and that the Turks left
four thousand slain on the field.
Another despatch from ODESSA states that the Rus
SLAMS had also gained victory at Agur in the Caucasus
and got possession Of the TuI kish baggage.
Two English and two French fgates which have been
sent from the combined squadron to Sinope went nomi
nally with medical assists TO the wounded. bul
en has been posted the Bourse ODESSA announcing
the victory gained the Turks at Snope states
that the Turks had Ave thousand killed. and many taken
prisoners Osman Pashs is also said to have been
wounded.
Two Russian steamers cruising off vaa to out off
the Turkish reinforcements.
II appears that the news the disaster ct Snope was
known at Constantinople the 80, and created the
greatest excitement Grand Divan Immediately
held, at which al the foreign ministers present,
and equently the ysh and French Ambassadors
had an audience Of the SulsAp, whom II was at
once agreed to despatch TWO steam frigatss from
the combined fqusdrons to Snope, and two others to
varna for the purpose Of procuring precise information
The latter may have been taken for Russian s.eams
reported In Sn0 previous paragraph upon tno return Oh
these vessels thought that the whole Of the
bined fleets would enter the Black Soa.
It s stated that Persia has, at the instgaon Of RusSa
declared war against Turkey; and 1t believed that
com bned Russian and an force would shortly march
Erzsroum The British Minister at reheran has broken
OF diplomatic relations with Persia.
The most important nsws by the steamer is the resg
nation CT Lord Palnsrston Although the London Times
and Chronicle state that the domestic
the reform quessnyst 1t generally believed that
foreign politics had ths most to do with the resignation.
Our London correspondent gives very clear view Of this
ministerial movement.
The Madrid journals OF the 7th inst announce that
Mgr. Bedin Nuncio in Brazil, and charged with mis-.
sion to tie United Sates has been nominated Nunco at
Madrid In the Of Cardinal Brunell and that Mr..
soue the United States Minister had completely
ed from the ildisposi.on which had oompsnsa
keep his room.
1t is reported In England that negotiations were pro
crossing in the cession Of the island Of Tsre
to the United States.
N. de Hosquera, Archbishop of Bosot,, who hsd
rived At Marseies with the intention OF embarkng 70,
Rome but prevented by Illness died the 10th.
is reported that intelligence had reached Dublin
the night the Africa sasd Of the escape Of VII
liam Smith Bren from Van Deman's Land bat we find
no notice OF it files the letters OF any of
respondents II iG stated that the Information is pub
lished in the Dublin feemdns Journal Of the last date
The United States ship St Lous arrived At Alexantrs,
Nov 26 with Mr. De Leon the American Consul General
on board
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