Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
| ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
HALIFAX, Nov. "a The royal mail steamer Canada
arrived This ming bringing dates from Liverpool to the
l2I inst, berg week later Than previous advces She
| brings one hundred passengers.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.-The Emperor of Rus.
sli hua issued arrogant manifesto, In which the
leading points in the controversy with Turkey
r:nlited. He by saying that Turkey having
enrolled In the ranks Of her army the evoluonsts of all
countries has commenced hos,ies the Danube. Rus
sli provoked 70 Combat has other left than re-
course 10 TO compel the Porto respect treaty oblga
tions and 10 obtain rep.ation for Offences aganst the
thodox faith In The East The Is dated Barskal No.
yember 81.
The French Consul Bucharest sends the following ce
graphic despatch, dated Nov. 9th:
Ihe second and third divisions Of tho Turks crossed The
Danube from Tnrtnka eighteen Thousand strong. the
fourln division The Russians attacked them with 5000
men, and alter brisk cnnnonute close combat with bayo
ncts cnsued The battle lasted three hours when the Turks
maintained their position and the Russians retired OF The
Russians several officers and l36 privsles killed. and
six superior officers Ia subaerns and 49 priyales were
wounded. The Turkish loss is not stated"
Another account vim Vienna states that II Russian supe
field, the Rassllns retreat ling towards Bucharest
Before the Turks crossed the Danube body OF Cossacks
came 10 the rivers bank and made insulting signs TO the
Egyptians, who rushed their boats, rowed the
stream in the face of the Cossacks fire. and punished them
severely They chased them sono distance inland and thea
returnc, 10 their camp in trjumpo.
IL was rumored that Russian Horsoye had
been destroyed by the Turke
Pasha commander of the Turkish Army In Asia had
crossed tho Russian frontier. battle cnsued which
hOOD cngnged each c and after desperate conflict
on he approach OF nlght both armies e back. On The
following day the battle renewed when tho Russians
were ted, with considerable loss.
On the 20th OF Ocuber Marco Bcy chief officer OF Selim
Pachas sa with small force suddenly attacked by
body Of Russian cavalry. The Bey fell back fighting in
the direction Of The main body of the Turkish army The
battle speedily beCnne general. Fifteen thousand Russians
were engaged The contest desperate one, but the
Russians finally defeated, and fled, pursued by the
Turks, WHO planted their standards The Russian head
quarters, al Ofce
The Russian force defeated and beaten back to Bucha.
rca was lle main body under General Damenburg and
was from 30 QUO 10 10 900 strong.
The position of aiars may be thus summed up The
Turks have beaten The Russians in Asathe Turkish left
wing in Europe has beaten the Russian right wing comp
siag their principal focethe Turkish has whipped
5000 Russians at TorIuka and Ia pressing upon Bu
churesl.
Tho efforts Of dpomatists TO end The difficulties were
considered hopeless until after a decisive battle.
The typhus fever was raging in The Russian ranks and
had reduced their fighting 10 e5O0O and would be six
weeks before they could receive any endorsements.
The Porte had decided that foreign refugees could not be
employed in the Turkish army In Europe but might
against the Russians in Asia.
Constaniinople quiet. II expressly conradclei
at Consantinope that Persia hostile 10 Turkey.
Austria concentrating force the Servan frontier.
arms, and had informed the Porte that neither Austria
Prussia wonld be permitted TO occupy Servia.
pert her prohibit the Russians from supplying the Mon
| lanrnrins with arms through the port Of Cattar.
Austria oilers remain entirely neutral if the Porte will
refrain from employing Austrian refugees In her army.
fresh levy Of troops being made in Egypt.
lNDlA.-The overland mail from India brings the iGpor
report the Emperor of Russia had formed alIi-
ance with DOst Mahommed 10 proclaim war against the
British In India Great Britain persists in supporting Tur-
key.
sian army collecting In The valley of Sooltania to
! operate with Russia against Turkey.
ENGLAND The British fleet at Spithead has been or
dced ready for by the ilh. Its destination was
unknown.
The Lord Moyore banquet took place usual the 9th,
and was attended by all the Cabinet and Foreign Ministers
including Mr. Buchanan. Mr.. Bs speech merely com.
p!imenary 10 a successful issue.
The Earl of Aberdeen referred to his known policy oil
prare but sa that while he si followed peace policy II
rot Impossible 10 engage in WAR; 10 prevent greater
evils
! The other Ministers made political illusions.
full Cabinet Council was held tho receipt OF the In
dian nGws. Their deliberations did not uanspire
The weather in England was very favorable for whea
sowing.
FRANCE.-The trial Of the consprators in The opera
ComIque plot was proceeding II eoes from the evidence
have tsen really plot 10 ussassnae The Emperor.
The metal orndries of France strongly urging the
government immediate reduction of The duty metals
This has caused speculation in The British Iron Market
EELulUM.-rhe Legislature opened the eh a
Bruneses The Kings speech was merely Of congraIua
tory character.
The Russian officers prisoners Of war; had been brought
10 CunstuntinOp!e.
| The allied fleets were anchored In the Bosphorus.
II was 5pmosd that Bucharest had been stolmcd by the
| Turks
| Tie Turkish troops were paid promptly
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Nov. l2.-Cotton.-The arrival Of the Allan
tic the morning Of the 9th had favorable effect upon
the Cotton market prices of Mdding American slight
advanced but scarcely 10 The extent of l6d The Cir.
culars generally however do not alter their quotations
of the nIIs had checked speculation Sales Of the week
45 700 buies of which spectators look 5000 and
mddllng Gi fair Mobiles 6X mdding II fair Upland g..
The sales OF Saturday about 1900 bales The market
closing steady The stock at Liverpool is 655 Uo bales OF
which 352 600 were American.
BreadsuIs-Since the sailing Of The last steamer Bread
slus been heavy but The market closes with an l-
proving tendency Brown Shpley quote Wheat in mode,
Flour in fair request Western Cuna 3Gs 36s Cd Pha
depha and Baltimore BIS 37s Cd. Corn wac arm at Ass
! for yellow, and 4Gs for white
Carolina Rice had declined Cd Sales of 100 casks al 23
Id Tobacco-Sacs $50 hhds at unchanged rates.
Trade OF Manchester dull spnners refusing TO sub
mil n reduction.
Commercial advces from India were favorable, but from
China uusavorabe.
LospuN MARKET, Nov ll-Brendstuns opened heavy,
Int improved al Tho close Red Wheat 6Gs a 72i sO-;
white 745. Flour, Western Canal 3s $500 ohLo 1Ss
4O. Corn firm. Teas have advanced Common Con
auus lSj. Rce actYc Al ~ VI ao'ahce Co'ee e'''
LosDow MosEv MARKET: Nov ll.--T5ans3cons in U.
States Stocks were small u. S. 6s Of 1868 HOS llh
IT, S Of 1862. l09si Pennsylvania SIS ST. Maryland Sc
sc 81; Virginia 6s 95 96.
The Money Market unchanged Consols closed al 81
HAvRs MARKET, Nov ll.-Coton is quiet but firm
Wheat and Flour unchanged Sales of Cotton for the week
60O0 bales Louisiana trails Otdinaire "a
ADDITIONAL By THE CANADA.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Five Russian officers had arrived at Conslanlinople as
prisoners of war
,dmirals Dundas and Hamelon. are at Cousautnople
and the fleets are anchored 10 the Bosphorus.
There is that Bucharest had been stormed-thia
ia perhaps premature
inc son of Aras pasha is named Minister Of War, and
ifesh levics are raising 10 Egypt.
The pay OF the Turkish army Ia disbursed regularly.
VIENNA EvgEINo OF 10TH Nov.-The following nre The
conditions insisted by Omar Pacha in note forwarded
to Prince the sronghods In the Principals
ties Immediately given into the hands OF The Turks
the complete evacuation of The Pncpaities as speedily as
pussibe and guarantee from all the powers against SINH
lar inv asion.
[sY susNARINE TELBoRAPH.
PARIS EvRHisa llTH Nnv.The Bourse closed as fo
lows :-Thrco per ccns 1885, Four and hall per cents
SO s5; Bank 2e.l5.
According to latest accounts received here from Con
siannope the Sultan had positively rejected all proposals
which the Dipematisis submitted 10 him.
1t freely reported IS 600 French troops VIII oe sent
to Turkey but The orders not 10 be given 10 the mnstei
of until receipt of dispatches from Gen. de Hlers
ConstantiBuple.