The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-26
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Nov. 2L--The royal mail steamer Canada ar
rived This morning, bringing dates from Liverpool 10 the
18th inst being week later than previous advoes
She brings 100 passengers.
QUESTION
The Emperor OF Russia has Issued an arrogant m ami.
iesto in which the leading points OF the controversy with
Turkey Iecapituated lie commences by saying tha
Turkey having enrolled In the oil her army the revo
ationiss OF all countries, has commenced hosIies the
Danube. Russia, provoked combat, means
left than to compel the Porte respect
treaty obligations, and to obtain PREPARATION for offences
against the Orthodox faith ia the East The is tod
BaIskai, November 3.
The French consul Bucharest sends the following tel
egaphc despatch, dated November O.
The second and third divisions Of the Turks the
Danube from Tortukai eighteen thousand strong The
ounh division OF the Russians attacked them with g.
men. and after brisk cannonade combat bay.
onets ensued The battle lasted three holrs and the
Turks maintained their position and the Russians retired
Or the Russians, several officers and 1856 prvates were
kiled and superior officers Is subalerns, and 479 pr
Yates were wounded. The Turkish loss is stated"
Another account via Vienna states that IA Russian
peor officers killed. The Turks left ma sters OF
the feld-the Russians retreating ards uchares
Before the Turks crossed the Danube body Cossacs
came the rivers bank and made insulting signs The
Egyptisns, who rushed their boats across the
in the face of the Cossacks fire. and punished
severely They chased them distance inland and
then returned to their camp in triumph.
II was runored that Russian steamer ut Horsoyn had
been destroyed by the Turks
Advices had been received Consantnope that Selim
Pasha, the commander of the Turkish army In Asia had
crossed the Russian frontier battle ensued in which
300 were engaged each side, and after desperate
conflict on the approach Of night both armies fell back
On the following day the battle renewed. when the
Russians were defeated with considerable loss
On the 10th of October. Mssco Bey an officer OF Selm
Pashas staff with small force, suddenly attacked by
body OF Russian cavalry The Boy foil back, fighting in
the direction OF the main body of the Turkish army The
hatta La
slams were engaged The desperate one bu,
the Russians finally and fed pursued by the
Turks, who planted their standards at the head
quarters at Orele
charest the main body under General Damenburg and
was from 80. 900 to 10000 strong.
| The position OF affairs may be thus summed up: The
Turks have beaten the Russians in Asia Turkish left
wing in Europe has beaten the Russian right wing com.
prsng their prncp force. The Turkish centre has
shipped 5000 Russians Tor,ukai and is now pressing
| upon Bucharest.
The efforts ofdplomass end the difficulties were now
considered hopeless until after decisive battle.
The yphus fever raging the Russian ranks and
had reduced their fighting O00 would be six
weeks before they could receive any reinforcements
The Porte had decided that foreign refugees could not
be employed in the Turkish army In Europe bur mich,
serve egainstthe Russians in Asia.
Constsnnople was quiet. II was expressly
at Cons;nntinope thar Persia was hostile 10 Turkey
Austria concentrating force the Ssrvan frontier
The Servsn government had ordered tho population TO
arms and had informed the Porte neither Austria nor
Russia would be permitted to occupy Servis.
L The Porte has informed Austria that Turkey would ex
pecI her prohibit the Russians from supplying the Mon
renegrins with through the port of CauarL
Austria oders TO remain entirely neutal If the Porte will
refrain from employing Austrian refugees in her army
fresh levy ofrroops was being made in Egypt
Tbs overland mail from India brings the important re-
port that the Emperor Of Russia had formed alliance
with Dos, Mahomed to proclaim against the British in
India II 6reat Britain persists in supporting Turkey
large Russian force WAS 10 invade Bakhardi, and a
Persian army collecting In the valley OF Sooana to
cooperate with Russia against Turkey.
ENGLAND.
The British esi Spiihead has been ordered TO get
ready for by The llth It's destination was unknown
MIR Buchanan attended the Lord Mayor ba nauet and
made a speech. bn IL merely Of a complimentary
character The Earl of Aberdeen referred to his known
peace policy, but he said II impossible engage
in war TO prevent greater evils Other ministers
tendance, but made political alssious.
full cabinet council was held the receipt of the
news from India.
The weather in England very favorable for the SOW
Ing of wheat.
Tie uial OF the conspaiors for an attempt 10 asssssi-
nate the Emperor at the opera proceeding The evil
dencc was csar that deep scheme had been laid to as
sassinate Ma poeon.
The metal oundries Of France were strongly urying the
government to reduce The du,ie. on metals. This had
caused speculation In British iron;
sslaIuN.
The Legislature opened the 9Th at Brussels. The
Kings speech merely Of congratulatoy character
TKLrossru
Five Russian officers prisoners Of war; had been broug
to Cons ntnople
The allied fleets anchored In the BosphoTus
twas rumored that Bucharest had been stormra by the
Turks
A son OF Arss Pssha had been named as Minister of
War
The Turkish troop. psid promptly.
vienna. Nos. TO- r. m.-The following cond lions
insisted upon by Oner Pssha. In his CorchakoG
the Russian generals AH the songholds OF the princi-
pslites to be Immediately suende red. and com
peie evacuation OF the pnaopalie. effected speedily
possible. and guarantee by all the powers given
against a similar invasion
PAms, Nov. lip. m.-Tbe latest accounts from Con-
.,aniiuope that the Sultan had positively rejected all
the proposals ba, the dipomsii.fs bad Submitted.
II freely reported that Is 900 French troops would be
Turkey bnt orders would be given until the
government received dispatches fsom Gen DHiners nj
Con.ts ntinople.
-Four and halls closed e9f Sc.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l2-Couon-Tbc arrival or the Atlantic
on.,he morning OF the 9th had favorable effect upon the
couon MARKET and prices Of mddling American slightly |
advanced bu scarcely the OF Il6i The circo-
lars generally however, do alter their quotations The
Tark and the deficient harvest aud the closing OF
the mills had checked speculation. Sales OF the week
As 600 bales, which speoua,os took 5000 and en-
porers 1900 bales Dsnnistoun suoes sr Orleans nj
mddpg 3D. fair Mobile. Gid; middling. SID; fair p.
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