The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-19
MAIL NEWS.
IaaRFICN NEWS By THE ARABIA.--INTE.
RESTING PARTICULARS.
rbe Arabia brought I34 passengers.


Tbe Clipper ship Challenge had put into Fayal,
Ky Thi: is the vessel whose captain was lately
Al while at the Chincha Islands
V4,o latest accounts from the princpalities state
pucharest and other cities had been placed in
$50 ri siege Any one found in correspondence
go The TURKS viii be shot
qbe Tarkish feet left the Bosphorus on the 18th
.,r the Black Sea.
I0 'n of pacific termination of the difficulty
,,art current II was said that conference of the
rars in reference 10 tue future prospects of Tur.
lev would be held at London. Il was also said
.s:t Austria would resume mediation, as she said
go her efforts in favor Of pacific termination OF
,@e difficulty viii not be ftuitsess.
THE EASTERN QUESTION
paliabIe intelligence from the East was very
s,snty 1t was true that The Turks had crossed the
Tsrube and occupied kalafaf. and il was reported
tsa; the Ra SLAMS had repulsed them near that
1sce
rnvoy had pressed on the Sultan to accept a new
ate which the Gear had approved on the eondi.
,,,n tina: it accepted by tie Sultan without
,so},h,a;ion. Tac efforts of diplomacy were now
sfrestei 20 securing the Joint assent 0i the Sultan
and Gar TO thai note.
There was talk oil opening the Turkish loan in
The uaited states
The allied ieets were collecting in the Sea of
Nsrnars. having been dispersed 10y storm
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-By submarine telegraph in.
Tell ,ence has been received that fighting between
Tie Turks ana Russians was proceeding briskly in
Tsuachia body OF 1000 Turks appeared n,
A eng. cneu; with the Russian force despatched
Ia the assistance of tAe place. and great slaughter
easuej. Another encounter took place between
1000 Turks aud Ike number OF Russian cavalry
between kalaat and Sothia when the Russians
were forced 20 retreat.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND
Great foundations had taken place in the south
O.; ireland. Much damage was done az Cork
The premises OF J, p. Hutchinson & Co, Ameri.
cau merchants at London, had been accidently
burned Taey were insured
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. J.-ProvisiOns were dull Beef
v0r6 and bacon sell freely al rates slightly lower
Shoulders in fair demand, at 30s Lard quiet a.
Ils Tallow dull al ls decline. South American
ijs
sales of 1000 bbls. rosin al 6s Cd for common.
and las for hne. No sales OF tar crude turpen-
tine. Sales vi spirits turpentine at SIS.
Rise firm Congou teas had advanced Id a l-2d
No sales coffee. Prices firm. Sales OF the past
rn5rth 900 hhds.
Trade at Manchester was fiat, but prices steady
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Nov. 4th.-Baring Il
Brother quote American Stocks neglected and
prices almost nominal. The new issue of Penn
sylyaniA Central Railroad Bonds was offered at 80
with interest, from the first of January nex. at
which price sales were made L. s. Is '6s, (bonds)
u0l2 III 2; ditto, Stock ITO 10 l-2- Mary
land 5, 20 97. Penna IS, {stock.) g 81; ditto
{5ouds) sass Virginia 6's, (bonds) % 90
Different authorities quote Consuls at 81 IL 90
and 81 IS.
LoSDox PRODUCE MARKEr.-Baring & Bro. re-
port continued dullness in Colonial and Foreign
products generally. Coffee firm. Rice was in i'm
proved delnend sales of log tierces Carolina at s
81 26s. 6i for middling to fair. Sugar dull but
improving towards the close Tea firm and bust
ness limited, holders asking an advance Bread
stutfs quie;. but holders firm; red Wheat 67 73s
white IA. e0s.; Canal Flour 80 39s; BALTIC. and
Ohio BPS, 6i. As; Corn quiet and firm.
Copper unchanged Iron firm at So a SIS IS for
common, ard 81 is IS los for Rails: Scotch Pig
has uctuaedf rom los. Cd. 7ss, but closed at the
former price
HAyRE, Oct. 3l.-sales of cotton for the week
1000 bales. Stock 6i,010 bales Market Quiet
Wheat firm. Flour slightly easier.
SECOND DISPATCH
TURKEY AND RUSSIA
Omar Pasha, before crossing the Danube adj
dressed spirited proclamation to the army STIR
ring up their patriotism and declaring he would
sacrifice his body and SOUL to be revenged on the
invaders OF his country
Hekept his word as to the Russian evacuation of
the Principates and az the expiration of the fit.
teen days commenced hostilities in all directions
ana In good earnest. During the interim of fifteen
days the Turks were actively employed in trans
porting troops to certain portions OF the Danube
from which they could cross with little further
obstacle to the opposite banks held by the Rus
SLAMS
The passage of the Danube by the Turks under
command Of Omar Pasha effected without op-
position.
The reason assigned for the evacuation of Ka.
iaia- by the Russians, was the great mortality
which prevailed among the troops in the different
camps
1t was rumored, however, that the Russians af.
forwards returned to haiafat, and in pitched bat
lie mad defeated the Turks
The main force of the Russians were in position
near Bucharest where several hundred l,ieces of
artillery were posted, and every preparation made
for defence.
There were rumors prevalent that Reschid Pacha
had retired from the Ministry
In the conflict at Giargegos, which is stated to
have been very desperate, the Turks received the
a1 mn, he ri c1n
y followed by the Russians
Inc Turks respect all foreign property under
the Austrian flag.
Another dispatch from Vienna by way of Paris
under date OF November Sd, announces that battle
had taken place near Kalafat between the Turks
and Russians. The Turks numbered 5000, and the
russian force was only $500. The engagement
was desperate one, and lasted about two hours
when the Russians retreated with heavy loss
Prince Gorchakotf had loft Bucharest Tor Karai
eva. Ills departure produced profound sensa
non A battle was expected TO take place in that
direction haraiova was full of Russian troops
II wac supposed that the Russians would pur-
p1Sey allow considerable portion OF the Turks TO
establish themselves in Lesser Wallachia in or
eF % oTlng them to battle as soon possible and
d me Russians telt confident of victory. they
would, alter driving back the Turks quietly await
uIe set iement OF The affair on such terms as the
great European powers thought reasonable.
Inc Combined fleets of England and France lie at
Lapsa lnthe Dardanees
Inc Porte addespatched Namir Pasha to Paris
ana London Oh special mission
All the Russian subjects in Turkey are placed
uhuef tue protection Of Austria.
treuget tUmult had taken place at Pera.
~ french and bEngsh officers arriving in
ulkey IN considerable numbers
Inc Treat European Powers were actively at
work 10 check hostilities
" ia regard TO the new note reported TO have
'A drawn up at the sailing of the Baltic it is sta
tp mat the Gar accepted it on condition that En-
grand and France would guarantee the Sultan's
acceptance, which, however, it is understood those
countries declined TO do neither being disposed to
17t coercion. The Gar declared that this would
oe .Ae last proposition he would make or accept
4 grand council ofthe Turkish dignitaries il was
eleFel was about TO be called together in Turkey
10 consult on the subject.
OMAR PAcHA's PROCLAMATION.
r. Inc following proclamation was addressed by
ohaf Paeha TO the Turkish troops previous to his
crossing the Danube:
PROCLAMATION
imperial Soldiers: When firm and coura geous |
We snail engage the enemy, we viii not y-but sac
leoody and soul 10 be avenged Look to the |
hIfaHi On the Koran we have sworn You are Mus. |
humans and doubt not you arc ready to sacrifice
pouy ana soul for your religion and government |
~ t4ere be among you a single man afraid of |
ai' III hn say so,ior it is dangerous to face the