The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-12-07
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ARRIVAL OF THE
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AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, Dec. 6.
AT NEW YORK.

The Europa arrived to-day with Liverpool
dates to the 10Th ult., yet three days later
news. There has been no more fighting
Previous reports confirmed. Latest impor-
tant news from the seat of war.
The Turks have re- crossed to attack
Bramier and Glavia. France is in arms but
wish to avoid interfering.
IL is reported that the Turks have recross-
ed the Danube at all points except Clavi;,
which they still retain and have strongly
fortified it, and is strongly confirmed from
Harnstadt. They retired without battle.-
There are some grand movements in con'em-
plation, which the passage of the Danube has
in the meantime served 10 mask.
France has formally announced to Austria,
that if she givos refuge to armed Russians,
retreating from the Turks, France will regard
it as declaration of war.
De la Huis has replied to the circular Of
Count Nesselrode. He returns that Nicholas
says he has no wish to subject the integrity
OF TURKEY, or the Sovereign rights Of the
Sultan or their peace.
Europe cannot be hazarded by French in
reference, inasmuch as France only nterfer-
ed in behalf of their integrity and sovereign
rights.
Vienna letters of the I4th state that the
Turks had attacked Galatry and Braima, for
mer advices mentioned that they were NOV.
ing on those places. The Russians are send
ing their sick and wounded to Kerchman, q
town OF Bess. Arabia. The hospitals Of Wal
lerhia and MidivIa being insufficient TO con-
tain them. Some of the English papers had
been selling extras with heacing: "1he
Burning of Bucharist-Tsrri6ic Slaughter of
Tarks--deteated Russians 10000 British
troops at Malta, and lOO, 900 French some ,chere
else" These remarkable incidents are purely
Imagination. Mails to hand at Liverpool
would indicate that there had been u good
deal Of fighting whenever the two armies
come in contact, but without any result of i'm
portance.
Cannonading heard in various directions,
and forthwith battles were manufactured for
the stockholders. Reinforcements were hur.
| rying to the Russians. and additional levies
continue To arrive at the Turkish camps. If
the season will permit operations Of magni-
tude, both parties will soon be in position
to carry them out. A general attack is to be
made Immediately on the Russian army,
which, being much extended is quite vulner-
able.
The island opposite Guirgecro has been
taken several times by bo'h sides. Now in
the hands OF the Turks.
SPAIS.-Marqus de la River, a Spanish
Minister in Mexico transferred to Berlin. and
is to be succeeded in Mexico by Miguel Ia
con, Marquis of Bazatto, recently consul
General at London.
Britain steamship Salient had arrived at
Southampton with the West India mails.
HAvRE.-Friday evening. --Brendsiuffs I'M
changed. Steamer Glasgow arrived Nov.
l4th.
PARIS. = Correspondents state that the
government is amassing troops between AT.
rasburgh and Marsalles, to enable them to
send off 100000 at five days notice. Eng
lands course kept secret.
The Sultan officially announced the cleo
ton, placing himself at the head Of the Turk.
ish troops until Spring. A new note has
been prepared, but neither Gar nor Sultan
listened to il.
| Foreign Markets.
Flour E ir; good qualities improved-prices
advanced-4d Western BIS Cd; Ohio ass Cd;
Corn, demand moderatc-prices in favor OF
buyers. Coffee unchanged; demand mode
rate for trade and export.
! LONDON MARKETs.-Iron bar rails steady;
Scotch pig steady; Tea advancing Id; Sugar
trihe higher; Bacon and Cheese lower.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
Presidents Message was delivered to-day
at 10 minutes past l o'clock, and is now be.
ing read.