Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-28
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The latest advices frot 81 Europe PEI steam Ca
NADIA confirm the isswsth hussie and rnEssy have
fairly commenced boStiltieS and tint &ne ebg eA-
pec,ed war is now a reality. 1t appears from our
dispatches heretofore published that lneEe nave
been two engagements between Tue hSssiss
IN both Of which the Russians have been
ttsf.aGS 81 fSe Turks, ana have been forced toIe-
4psat, There have also beeitIgO engagements III
Rurope, in, both Of which the Turks have been
victOIions, lesides having been victorious in a
skirmish betweeus some Egyptians in alHeSFurkiSh
army and some CossaeEs in the Rpsslle9n army
The Turkish Army in Asia is occupying ina ia'e
sA'' Russian head quarters al oEelle the la'let naSus
Ietreated, while the Turkish army in europe Vs.
pursuing the Russian army towards bucharest
wbilo II ia sve r,,mosed that the Turks have en-,
tered that city. 81. 5,-fl.s-e Lo
The la,e India mail brings the intelligence that
' The Russian Emperor had formed an alliance with
snf ost Mohamed, 10 attack the British possessions
IniIbd1a. in the event Of Great Brtain's entering
into an alliance with Turkey in the contest IN
b, Europe. 557 s4 7ia ~ .5,.,,..1 :.
The foregoing is about the substance OF the
news by the steamer, aud we suppose that, war vs.
now the order of the day in Europe. Speculation
is now rife as TO the event, and from the success oil
the Turks thus far. s'the odds would Doubtless
be staked in their favor, on general chance primer
Mes and ii the French and English alliance is con-
lisummaed. the event will probabls betn'iaVOr Of
The Turks. Without this, the Turks must ulli-"
mately be borne down by the superior resources Of
y the Russian Autocut, possessing he does the
comma nd OF so immense aipopulation, SO subSer-
Went to his slightest wish, and so varied intheir
POSITION in two grand divisions Of the world that
they can be hurled upon the Turkish power from
the four quarters of theglobe. Besides this >hlss
maratime power is so superior, and his financial
resources so eminent, that the Autoctat hos
every chance in his favor in long contest. II Inc
stheatFe Of war were confined TO Turkey alone The
scontest might even then be doubtful but we have
everyreeson 10 believe, from the rash zeal which
the Turks have thus far manifested, that theywGl
uursue their partial successes into Russia and
wien there, the example of Napoleon TOO plainly
foresbadows their fate. Butwill France anu En-
gland remain ne1trnl7 Wecannot think that they
will. France is now governed by relative o6tIe
great Napoleon whose fall is certainly attribu-
table 10 the rerdy and then to the arms oil the en-
perOr of Russia, Alexander. and it may not be
aniss 10 remark that the groundwork and founda-
ton stone of the difficulty hetween Napoleon and
sAIexander (once allies lay In the fact that
Napoleonrefused 10 grant 10 Alexander the control
Of Constahtinople and the Bosphorus. The prin-
ciple now involved is substantially the same
Russia, growing in strength and resources, abso-
lutely powerful, despotc, and q. perfect unit at
home, is desirous now, as she was then, OF secur-
ing the ultimate control of Southern by SET
curing what may wei be called the key oil Pnles-
tine and the faireSt portion of Asia.
80 Napoleon foEesaw end prevented this when at
tempted by Alexander, and Louis Napoleon, ven
eIaling hs he does and should the fame and memo
ny of his great predecessor, being the impersona-
ton, as be is, of the love and gratitude OF the
French people towards the "chief OF their choice
as well as Of their luminosity towards the nation
which contributed so powerfully to his overthrow
convinced as he should be, that the same great
reasons of public policy which led Napoleon TO
plefer the loss of his powerful ally to the suIren-
der of Southern Europe and Asia to the Russian
dominion, now, # possible. mops imposing than
theythen were, in order 10 preserve the balance OF
power in Europe as well as III Asia--will be false
alike. to the memory of his relative, to The Seni-
ments Of his people, and to the interests of h:sdo-
mnion, did he not prevent the aggrandizing march
of the Russian power. - 'st'
EnyIand's policy, though not prompted by the
same motives in some respects is yet the same in
interest. Her India possessions would be ieopar'
ded by the Of Russia, while it is hardly to
be expected that a nation, which has at all times
bee ready to hazard the lives Of ler subjects and
the credit of her treasury in order to preserve the
"baIance of power in Europe" for the sake Of the
"baIance of power alone, will now look with in
difference on movement SO raughtwithimposing
consequences to the integrity of the Turkish exis-
tence and to British supremacy in India. We az
tcipate then the co-oPeration of France and Eng
land with Turkey, unless Russia is PREPARED TO
give them some guaranty which will compensate
for tn probable results to them Of the overthrow
of the, Turkish monarchy. What will he the ac=
ton OF Prussia and Austria is not so plain, though
the inews per steamer Indicates that Austria will
remain ,neutral,swb bile it is thought that PfussiaA
will passively at least side with France and Eng
Iand.l The arrival of the next steamer will be
anxipdsly expected and will doubtless bring def
mite statements to The state Of the beliigertnts
and may also determine the action Of the four pow
ers the alliance neutral position Of the re-
spective powers. al s5si5 gtT
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