The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-30
The News.


The News.
The news BY the Atlantic may may not be more
important than THAT brought by the Clnsda. II the
report that Lord Aberdeen had resigned the premier
ship OF England turns cut to be true the is OF
the highest importance. If the weak peace policy Of
Aberdeen has been oytr.hrown by the holder men Of
the Eogl.sh Cabinet may expect the speedier IL
Movement of England in the Turkish war, and
more decided stand taken by the western Powers 10
the Eastern question The advices by the Europa
due tomorrow or next day, viii settle this point.
The intelligence from the sea ofwar is of highly
exciting character. IL is conirmatory of the I'M
equivocal defeat Of The Russians by the Turks at
OltsIiIza, the details Of which engagement have
reached from all the European capitals, and are
published. We are also informed that the troops Of
the Gar sustained another signal loss. 1t appears
that Prince Gortschakoff moved from his headquar
ters upon the sih Of the present month, with twenty
four thousand troops in order if possible to retrieve
his losses and drive the Sultans forces from
Oltenitza across the Danube. On the 18th the
Turks advanced 10 meet him, aud compelled hin TO
again retreat on Bucharest in great confusion.
II is cou6Ded that the Russians have now lost
three thousand men in their successive attacks upon
Oltenitzs. The portion Of the army under Omer
Pacha which has crossed the Danube numbers
nearly one hundred thousand men, snd their ardor
in the cause l. undated whilst their Asiatc and
other allies firm and unwaytring in their support
The Russians in Paris, however perseyere in
stating that the day is fast appro aching for the utter
ruin OF the Turkish power, both In Europe and Asia,
and they speak o'that event as already accomplished
Our dispatches bring the war narrative to the mo-
nent Of the sailing Of the Atlantic.
The news brought from India 10 England by the
overland mail Is OF a gloomy character Pegu is
overun by hordes Of insurgents, acting, it is said
by advise OF the King Of Ava, and il is more than
probable that the ruling country viii find herself
forced 10 attempt 70 reconquer the territory at great
cost. Reports were rife in the Northwestern pro-
vinces that Russian army had advan ed to within
ten days march Of OOrgune, the commercial capital
Of Khva. The King Of Persia was assembling
large army in Sultanieh.
In China the rebel forces moved SO rapidly that il
vas thought the reign Of the Mantchoo dynasty
would soon terminate The society known as the
"Triad Association was still Increasing, and had
manifested IFS strength BY the capture Of Shanghae
and other cities. II composed Of the rabbie of
the country.
Yesterday John Mitchell, the rlustrOus Irish
exile, arrived here 10 t1e Prometheus, from San
Francisco. Tie people we're greatly excited and
cordially welcomed him TO New York. In the even
Ing ssrenaae was given him. For details see the
account IN our columns elsewhere.
Tie steamship Prometheus broaght over one n,il.
hon And three quarters Of gold dust. She was some.
what detained On the trip from san Juan by being
compelled % put into Havana for coal. She sailei
nom the latter place the 23d, Tins farnl shing "a
with the latest adwses from Cuba. The letter from
snr oonesponeeDt si1 b. found higaly Interesting,
particularly 70 those who have bsea va ching the
peculiar N With rsylri - the slave traffic.
We have reserved two q three curious AM erter-
Lining letter. for The eGaca0n Or or readers hare
after.
BY ~ -, arrivals from Central America VIC have
received srge asss = v,y ting correspond.
suos iflm hat c0aAtTy, md alse sealh America
g. which & : inposiale T. MAKE room today
Fion ~ Pence correspondent se ieara that ml:h
"a itucit existed agaInt ne G0Fcrnar amoaz Toe
Am,rieaas = Vitsia, IN s5assqaeaee d the brutal
h,stntni a hnal shooting X oue ~ or country.
men. Thrau - nstrumsutal.g II an, Minister
Mr. Bmland, ne Governor Va arrested AID
ind, but was Afterwards rsins,.ied. The m,n
batter feeling exists IN tat. a. vel a. aitooat
every 0tber place "a Central America av,lae
tls people Of ne United State. aad 4 VII rea,re
NE mot iudiciJas management o. o. OAR, n Mr.
Borlsnd 70 protect CO. Citzsos Tom 'ae zr,,.. 4.
rits and sgstzsioha Al IT. sdylaes NJ IL vas
II Nangus, Nicsngua. ebleasoanx . nero.i.,e
treaty. lie would son leave foE COSTA RIc,, abl n
isrsards pay general Wit l. ths Gya stl.s-. re-
hostinies bs'wetn GuatemAll and Hnadrras an
osLtinue The issfcr eoyffnmcat b " ooHr.i..el ~
act q Aggression on Peruvian ysssri s,iiag +
ne ateiess q = ri'uia AZ Inst which tle -u4nl.