Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-26
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ARRIVAL OF THE @ STEAMSHIP.
Canada.

/ NEW 1 ORA, NOV. "a
The steamer Canada has arrived with Liverpool
dates the 18th Cotton good demand, Middlng
qualities sitter but quotations are same as per
! Arabia Sales of the week 10000 bales; specula-
tors took 5000 exporters 5000 bales Breadstufs
dull but unchanged in price, Market firmer Wes-
tern canal flour 26s6d. Ohio 37s6d; Corn 44a46c;
Lard scarce and held at an advance.
War has been declared by Russia against Turkey.
The Russians have been defeated in Russia and
Asia.
NEW York, Nov 23--Cotton market firm. Or
leans fair 12ac Upland IL kc, Midding Orleans
/ l01c. Receipts 6000 Exports from 1st to 22d
| November, IL, 500 bales
The Printers of Cincinnati are on strike and
ask an advance of seven cents per 1000 ems. Some
of the Offices talk of employing females.
PITrsBURG, Nov. 23.-The river is falling with six
feet four inches water in the channel
New York, Nov %.
Further Neucs per Canada
The overland mail brings important reports that
the Gar has formed an alliance with Mahomet to
proclaim war against the British in India, if Brit
ain persists in supporting Turkey. The Prusslan
army is collecting to aid Russia. Parliament will
probably assemble forthwith.
Reports from Constantinople contradict the ru-
mors that Persia will aid Russia. L. a 81
The Gar issued an arrogant manifesto; after reea-
pitulating the leading points of the controversy
he says that the Turks having enrolled in their ar
my revolutionists of other countries and COM
menced hostilities on the Danube and provoked
Russia TO combat no other means were left but
to to compel the Porte to respect trea-
ties, and to obtain reparation for offensive respon
to our most moderate demands on behalf of
the orthodox faith East.
Tie French Consul at Bucharest teegraphs on
November the 9th, that on the second and third
the Turks crossed the Danube $1,000 strong and
on the 4th the Russians attacked them with 5000.
After brisk cannonade and combat with bayonets
the Turks maintained the field. The fight lasted
three hours.
The Russians lost several officers and 136 pryates
killed. and superior officers, Is subordinates and
40 privates wounded. The Turks loss is not sta
ted
Another account from Vienna states that IA
Russian superior officers were killed
The Egyptians defeated party of Kossacks.
The obstruction of the Russian steamer Horscoya
is rumored.
Accounts state that Selm Pascha crossed the
Russian frontier in Asia A battle ensued in which
5000 were engaged.
Both armies fell back and night drew on In
second battle the Russians We're defeated. The |
officers of Selim Pascha's staff and small party of
soldiers were suddenly attacked by a body of Rus
sian cavalry They fell back fighting towards the |
main body of the Turkish army. The battle speedi-
ly became general. $4,000 Russians engaged in a |
the Turks.
The issue is thus summed up. The Turks have
beaten the Russians. The Turkish left wing beat |
the Russian right wing, composing their principal
forces. The Turkish centre whipped 5000 Russians
at Turtugui, and are now pressing upon Bucharest
1t is hopeless that diplomacy now end difficult
ties until after decisive battle is fought.
The typhus fever is raging in the Russian ranks
and has reduced their fighting men to $4,000. 1t
viii be six weeks before reinforcements arrive
The Porte has decided that foreign refugees shall
not be employed in Europe but may serve in Asia
The British fleet at Spthead has been ordered
to sea, destination unknown.
ENGLAND.-Mr. Buchanan attended the Lord
Mayors banquet and made a speech on the occas-
ion merely complimentary.
A full Cabinet Council was held on the receipt of
the India news
The weather in England is favorable for wheat
sowing
FRANcE-The trial Of the Opera plot consprators
is progressing. The evidence is clear.
Austria offers to remain neutral ifthe Porte re-
trains from employing Austrian refugees in the
army; five Russian officers arrived at Constantinople
as prisoners of war. Itwas rumored that Buchar-
est has been stormed. The son of Aras Pascha
named as Minister Of war, is making fresh evies of
troops in Egypt
Austria is concentrating her forces on the frontier
Of Servia. The Servian Government has ordered
me population 10 arm themselves ana assured the !
Porte that Austria will not be permitted to occupy
Servia The Porte has informed Austria that Tur-
ley expects her to prohibit the Russians from sup
plying the Montenegrns arms through Callaro.
The following are the conditions insisted on by |
Diner Pascha in his note to Prince Gortschokoff:
That all strong holds in the princpaltes be surren-
Tered Immediately, and guarantee to ther former
powers against a similar invasion.
New YORK, Nov. 25.-Cotton quotations per
steamer Canada.
Fair Dreams Ga Mddling 6; Fair UpIands g.;
Niddling So Moderate business doing in provis-
ons. Beef unchanged. Pork dull
LOUISVILLE Nov. 25.-The weather is cold All
he Pork houses are in full blast again
CINCINNATI, Nov, 25.-The river is falling slowly.
The most of the Pork houses are cutting. Sales of
200 green hams at 81 to 81
PITTsRURG Nov. 25.-The river s falling with 5 i
eet 10 inches water III the channel
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MARRIED-In this city on the 23d inst, by Rev.
. B. McFERRIN, Mr.. J. W. f. MANNING to Miss
N ri OTTE I, dauOIter of Mr. WuIIs n Poprpr