Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-02
Latest Foreign News-Tne Canada at Boston.

BosTeN, Nov. 26, lS53-The Steamship Canada
reached here last night from Halifax, and the FOL
lowing additional intelligence by her from Europe
to the 18th is consequently forwarded:
Advices from Rome state that the thrilling news
from the banks of the Danube has created great e1
element among the young soldiers of the French
army of occupation, and also among the Oldest We
terans in the service, and that numerous apphca-
tions have been transmitted to the competent au-
thorities for permission to witness the operations OF
the Turkish army.
The Dresden Journals contain some details of the
military preparations of Russia. Besides the three
corps in the Danuban Principalities and Bessara-
bia there is a fourth movable corps in Volhyna
trated in other places.
AT Krementshuck are eight regiments of curias-
sers, and four regimen is Of ianccrs and eight regi
ments of dragons are stationed at Cliarkoco. Be-
sides these. there numerous corps OF CossacKS
really to take the field Large bodies of troops, too
are marching to reinforce the army under Prince
WOrowzOff.
Letters from Constantinople state that another
million of paper money had been issued by Turkey.
Russia, it is said. has only $4,000 fighting men in
the Principaties and the general impression was
that decisive battle would take place, which
would decide the campaign, and that Russia would
be de feated.
The Turks had taken Cherkedy, in Asia, by
storm.
Stin Further from Europe.
New York. Nov PA private letter from Lon
don On the 1lth, states that Count Nesselrode had
officially notified the English government of the
Cars determination to fight it out with Turkey.
Four Days Later from Europe.
The Steamship Atlantic arrived at New York on
the Goth ult with Liverpool dates to the 10th She
brings nothing later from the seat of War in the
Principaties but gives several interesting details
of the actions reported by former advices 1t seems
! III bo hott 0ltanitza much more i'm
portant affair than had been supposed The Rus.
slams left twelve hundred killed and wounded on the
field of battle The Russians attribute their defeat
to circumstance which is not devoid of significance
they say that their army was surprised through the
treachery or connivance of Polish sentnels in the
Russian service. If this be so it developes an ele
ment of weakness not calculated upon. Turkey
absolutely repudiates the efforts of diplomacy to
patch up q peace on the old basis. She must have
new treaties and new guarantees against Russian
ambition The following is about the latest news
we find
The Latest by Telegraph,-From London to Liver
! pool
Napoleon favors active operations against Russia
but England still vacates.
Prussia reserves to herself the liberty TO act in East
ern affairs as events may dictate. Austria promises
10 remain neutral.
VIENNA, November Sth.-The Russian General
Paotf moved forward TO Oltenitza with $4,000 men
mostly infantry. On the 18th, he met the Turks and
pitched battle ensued, when the Russians com.
PEELED to retreat second time in disorder towards
Bucharest, having lost, in their four attacks the
Turks at Otentza, 5000 in killed and wounded. This
is reliable
On the 9h the Turks were driven from the IsanG
opposite Gurgero; but, reinforcements coming up
they retook the Island, and have since held it.
The Gar had summarily dismissed all English oper
atves employed in his navy-yard.
The passengers by the Atlantic report that the ru
NOR was current that Lord Aberdeen would shortly
resign to give place to more warlike ministry.
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