The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-14
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Three Days Later from Europe.
TIE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
Il -.te.rRpaic dispatch published in the Paris
4tr.a.~ dated Bucharest, 25h ult., states that
- Russian s.eamers with eight gun boats, forced
"a e O. tie Danube on the 23d, and encoun
.-ra DISK tse from The Turkish tort OF Isaktchi
-.rgssI I,cni and Ismail The Russians had one
.r1.ul. ..ree 0ficers and twelve sailors killed.
..G.l.ty wounded, but pretend that they set the
..--oM lie y she'll.
.l..aace. everything is prepared for a land ex-
1s7i!. a % CJnstanliuOpie, but no orders will be
.7ra fer ITO leave, unless new circumstances
.ii render il necessary.
Letters from st. Petersburg, received in Paris,
.,..t 90. strong desire tor further negotiation
- mar Of count de Ne-selrOGe, and even the St
@-ers1Ur- Journal has an article, which IS deci-
a..,r in his sense.
.'sa,is, II was reported that the Emperor Mich
ia k13 aJIisated II favor OF the Hereditary
g~alJ Duke. Unlikely as the report was, it had
;e If n o. giving fsnIness to the markets.
r. pe HiiiIecs will succeed NJ. De la Cour as
F.eue4 HiaIsrer at Cons: autinople
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Tie posi- ieu q affairs IS unchanged.
il NOW reported that the Gar will rather back
cu, O. tie PGilcipales than fight there. This l.
s3.iui,sd 70 he the purport OF the reply sent by
Rus ia y tie request by France and England TO
er.cua,e H. PTIucipal-ies
Certain transactions III the London markets
would indicate ;hat parties were in possession OF
exclusive ana favorable information but the pub
liz al age are kept altogether in the dark respect
5,.g the pTn-Iess Of affairs.
Tie Turkish Cabinet is said to have declared
ths: the movement Of the combined fleets was mot
ia.el}i-ibse i. the allies apprehensive CT the
safety u! tie sultan, the Turkish Government uu
l-,taactu guarantee his safety. and have for
lie lets a. Cqnstantuople except the forces Of
active ali-- The presence of the fleets in any 9th
er quality ud. Tor the Turks, be ayowal OF
@-akues- Tat would wrong Turkey in the eyes Of
LurYe
N1nlan Bey Minister of NANCE has resigned
ana MJn-sa Saf..s;i tsha Is his successor.
H, ratEs Ia aap 9TH in
IL. although numerous statements were in crcula
Il b, There much running to and fro OF cour
- WIKI iii patches, hut little Is suffered to trans
PR
During tue week. il was positively asserted and
Denied, that the four powers have the draft of
zeH proposition ready to submit TO the Sultan and
Tar
The Eu- 81 Belgium was said to be exerting his
Influence with the four powers TO prepare such a
Ll1e.
several papers publish the following spurious
dispatch via Jenna 22d ut:
Tie Army " Omar Pacha, which could be kept
Lace 10 longer has passed the Danube and beaten
tie Russians at Oltenitza. The Russian vessels on
tie Danube have fallen into the hands OF the
Turks
The following is more reliable telegraphej on
the 2Glh via BRUSSELS
i skirl.-ish the Danube is reported from Vi
eaua. Turkey prohibits the export of Corn
Iy-h-No .eet at Constantinople. Il was not be
4ley9t tHat aay pitched battle had been fought
TIE Turkish Government Is a'ting with much
military sa-acity. 1t has officially recognized
Slaa!gi and other Circassian Chiefs, giving them
military rank as Turk il officers and sending them
arms AMI supplies.
Cen Guyou the hungarian, is sent as Lieutenant
General 10 Asia
The russians are establishing strong reserve
asHalaz- aud have $1,000 men at Bucharest. All
Tue commanders have joined their respective
corps
Aportgoa corps had left Bucharest for the Dan
uye.
military operations
twenty-five thousand Russians had landed at
ReHoat haze with the supposed intention of az
a king Raltcum
Inc Russian army was ia a bad state from sick
A-ss and scarcity; nevertheless, the bepedcticn Of
3ander', Wairn Usually precedes active service,
took place the 10th at Bucharest.
4aAtAln4pur, man OF energy opposed to Rus
s4a out favorable to reviyification OF the Greek
AhFch, i elected Patriarch OF Constantinope, and
mas been l4Fiad TO attend meeting OF the Cabinet
Inc London Daily News publishes copy OF an
pFueT 4eel October :. from the Grand Fizer to
t-e inhabitants Of Constantinople calling them
% preserve order; 10 pray for the success of the
iIFAlsl arms aud to protect the Christians FROM
lA,utor annoyance.
It Was reported that N. De la Cour, the French
del '''''s''' '--''i '''' '''S - i''-''
.tecert Russian accounts reported Russian
'.ctoFy q the Clrcassians. The true statement
say- tue Crc6ssians defeated the Russians, caprur-
"a ZHI+- AM It-lfEdttil INTO Tie IlOuuEdiEa
Eonti~r
sla.tia 10 ga is On his way to Boston
'hEAT bEfTAIN--A meeting of the inhabitants
Q! the Tower hanlets. London Capt Mayne Reid
PRESSING, was held to synlpattise with Turkey.
NJ Golden, On the 25th addressed to the Me-
cHanlcs institute at Barnsley, proposing as mod
- 'of ilta'lon the educational operations of the
United States
= movement Is on loot to erect monument to
Col EeIl9, the unfortunate Arctic navigator
a subscription is collecting for British testimo-
aiai - Capt. ingraham
Inc steamer Argo, with half a million sterling
IN gold had arrived in England with Port Phillip
lates 70 august 24th. She reports the American
sAp leEas and bark Early Bird, entering that har-
hos she le.t
Ne" dIgeilss had been discovered.
are markets continued fat.
ne Argo came via Cape Horn.
Iae steamship Golden Age Is advertised TO carry
"a. The australian mails Of November l0tl, from
Liverpool
eaip CaaElee Croker, for New York, had put into
beitast wish less Of sails and spar but uninjured
tsANcs.-Iae Moniteur publishes an important
ecltofiai indicating that the French Government
VII i'e asfn in its support Of Turkey.
Da=taf1ances had occurred IN some Of the pre-
r.Gciel Corn Markets
Commercial circulars attribute the continuous
Ile "a Fbeat to the greater demand for seed this
season
Toe Minister II Marine announces to the Hayre
Chamber u Commerce thar Government viii
shortly reduce tee import duty en- gnano TO 10
ships
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