Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-22
FOREIGN INTELLIENCE.


THEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YosK NV. 1.-THE steamer Arabia arrived
bringing Liverpool dates of Nov. 9Th.
The latest accounts from the Princpat6s state that Bu
chsres and other cities had been placed In of siege.
Any one found In correspondence with Tho Turks will be
shot.
1t was now stated positively the Austrian Envoy has
pressed The Sultan TO accept NOTE which the Gear
had approved the condition that 1t accepted by the
Sslian without modification. The efforts Of diplomacy
directed securing the joint of the Sui
aud Gear TO that note
There talk Of opening the Turkish in the United
States.
The allied fleets were collecting the Sea of Marmora
having been dispersed by storm.
LATEST AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE
DANUBE.
LIVERPOOL Nov 5.-By submarine telegraph intelligence
has been received that fighting between the Turks Rus
sisns proceeding hrskly Waachia body of 00U
Turks Appeared ut Gurgeos and attacked the town. This
brought gugement with tho Russian despa
ed TO the assistance OF the place. and great slaughter
Another encounter took place between 1000 Turks and
like number of Russian cavalry, between Kafat and So.
,hia. when the Russians forced retreat.
ENGLAND AND lRELAND.-Great foundations had
taken place In the south Of Ireland Much damage was
done at Cork.
ITALY.-Much alarm fe, at Naples of an anlicipa
ted French Invasion now that diplomatic relations between
tho TWO countries were suspended
MI Owen, United States Consul had arrived at Naples
naIuralzed American named Papier had been kent 10
custody at Ancona by the Austrian authorities charge
except that Of entertaining liberal sentiments The ARer
Consul had incrposed and after numerous DELAYS Pa
pier was finally liberated He was, however, still kep un.
der surveillance because he refused sign declaration
that be would never again visit Italy, This seems 10 be
case demanding The prompt action Of The United States.
Li,Iarool mAnxsTs, Nov s-coson Is dali and prices
quo,abe lower Sales week s2SsO bales Of which
spocua,ore took 1850 and 402o bales Fair Mo-
bile 6x Mlddling 81 closing dull Stock 7O6 $50 halls
Yreadstufs were 10 more limited demand at Sd I'D de-.
cae n wheat and Is Is Cd reduction In -four Corn que,
Id Western Canal flour 36s 36s 81; PhIadenhs Hall
more and Ohio BIS BIS cd. Extra Indian corn 4Ss
TURKEY AND tSSsI ,.,, h..
The Danube addressed spirited Proclamation 10 the armv
stirring up their patriotism and declaring he would
his body and SOUL 10 be reVenEod tho invaders Of his
country" "
He KEEP. his word The Russian evacuation Of the
Prnepa!aes and at The expiration of The fifteen days. COM
menced hosiities In all direcons and In good
During the interim OF fifteen days Turks were actively
DspaSs from nhsS ss 0Gps to certain portions Of the
Gle 10 The opposite banks held by The Russians.
The passage Of the Danube by Turks under
Of Omar Pasha was effected without opposition
The reason assigned for the evacuation Of Kaafat by the
kusslans, waa Inc great mortality which prevailed among
The troops In The different camps. e
II was rnmored however, that The Russians
Turks. ~ N'''1''u wv
The main force Of the Russians were in pop,,ion mar DIV,
chafes where several hundred pieces artillery were
cd and every preparation made for defence
tired from the Ministry '' ~ "
10 the conflict ut Gluscgos which stated TO hava been
very desperate the Turks received the of fight
and etreaed the river closely followed by tho Russians
The Turks respect all foreign property under the Austrian
flag
Another dispatch from Vienna by way Of Paris under
date OF November 3d. announces that battle had had taken
place Kslaat between the Turks and Russians. The
ruks numbered 000 and the Russian force only 500
The engagement was desperate and lasted a5ou,
hours, when the Russians ted with heavy ioss
Prince Gorchakof had left bucharest for Karaiova His
departure produced profound sensation battle ex
peeed 10 take place In that direction kaaiova full
Russian troops.
II supposed that The Russians would purposey allow
considerable portion OF ,be Turks establish themselves
in Lesser Wallachia In order bring them TO battle
as possoe and as the Russians felt confident OF victory
shauxD k..r The
powers though, reasonable.
The combined heo's Of England and France lie Lupsa
The Porte had despatched Namir pasha Paris and Lou
All the Russian subjects 10 Turkey are pIsced under the
protection of Austria.
refugee tumut had taken place a, pera
French and English officers arriving In Turkey In
considerable numbers.
The great European powers actively at work to check
hosiiles.
With regard TO the new reported have been drawn
mp the sailing of the Baltic Is stated that the Gear &C.
cepted don that England and France would guar
nntee Suans acceptance which, however, It Is under
stood those countries declined d. neither being disposed
coercion The Gar declared that this would be the
LAST proposition that he would make or accept.
grand couacil the Turkish dieni.sres believed
wt about be called together 10 Turkey to consult on the
subject
proclamation addressed by Omar Pasha 10 The Turkish
troops, previous TO his crossing the Danube:
PfoeLAMArIuNImperG Soldiers! When, hrm and coar'
aeeous shall engage The enemy will y-but sa
cfHce body avenged Look the Koran: on
the Koran You Mussulnans, and
doubt not You ready sacrifice body and soul for
religion add government. But If there be among you elm
gle afraid OF let him say co. for 1t Is dangerous to
lace the enemy with such men. He who s under feeling
OF fear should DO employed in hospitals other occupa
,lops, he who remains with aud hiback The
enemy shall be shot Let courageous men, who have hong
manifested their deyotedness their religion and throne
rernsin! Their hearts united with God and faithful
,eioion ,hoy will prove themselves brave God will assu-
,edy give them victory Soldiers let purify hearts,
and ,Sen puI confidence In God. Let bat,-sacri
IKE our ancestors and they behueashed cur
country and our religion as ought to beaueath them
10 Out children You all aware that the object OF
this life Is to serve God and the Sultan worh and thue
win heavep Soldisss may God protect a who have tho
honor TO believe and serve in these PFincipaaiias