The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-30
WAR! WAR!
ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA
PHILApELPHIA, Nov. "a.

since the last report, but improved at the
close. In wheat, Brown, Shlpley & Co.
quoted moderate sales; wEite los Cd, red 9s,
lOs@lOs Sd. Flour is in fan request
Westsrn canal Sos sd, Philadelphia and Bal
timore SIS Cd. The corn market is tirm.-
yellow 45s, white 46S. Proylsionsz-Beef
unchanged. A moderate business doing at
previous rates, Sales Of the week 300 bbls.
Pork is dull. The lard market is poorly
supplied, and holders demand an advance,
Rice, sugar and coffee market unchanged,
with limited business doing at previous
rates. lp tea a large business is dong, and
prices for all qualities have advanced from
j to Id.
Comwercial adviees from India are favor
able for the export and import tra9e. From
China advlces Gre unlavorable.
LoSDoN, Nov. 1lth.-The breadstutf mar
ket opened heavy, but improved at the close.
Red wheat 66s@73s, white 80s per quarter.
Western canal flour 37s@38s I'D, Ohio 3Ss-
@4Os. The corn market is firm. In tea
piric IS have advanced under the influence of
news from China by the oyer land mail.
SroCK,AXD MONEY MAREET.-~TFanSaGtions
are small in the United States and State
Stocks. U. S. SKIES of 68, llO@@l1l4;
! L. S. skies Of '66 and '62, 1891; Pennsylva-
MIA lives, 86@86; Maryland Gves, 96@97;
Virginia bonds 95@96. The money mar
ket is unchanged. Cansuls, for money and
account, "a.
The overland mail brings the important
report that the Gar has formed an alliance
with post Mahomet to proclaim war against
the British in India, it Britain pressts in
supporting Turkey. A large Russian force
is to inyade Bockhardie. A Persian army
is collecting in the valley OF Sooltania to Co.
operate With Russia against Turkey. Par
lament will probably assemble forthwith.
Reports from Cpnstantinople expressisely
contradiclS the statement that Persia is hos
tile to Turkey.
The Emperor of Russia has issued an ar
rogant manifesto. After recapitulatng the
leading points in controversy says that Tur-
hey, after having enrolled in the ranks Of
her army, revolutionists from all countries,
has commenced hostilites on the Danube,
and Russia, provoked to to combat had no
other means left than II recourse to arms, TO
compel the Porte 10 respect treaties, and to
obtain reparatiOn for the offence by which
it responded to our most moderate demand
in behalf of the Orthodox Faith in the East,
&c.
Dates from Barskol are to 81 November.
The Consul of France at Bucharest tele-
graphed, Nov 9th, as follows: "The Tur-
kish army crossed the Danube from Cortuka
$4,000 strong. The Russians attcked them
with 5000 troops. After brisk canonade.
the combat became general. The Turks
maintained their position. The action lasted
three hours. The Russians lost several oti-
GERS; 1856 privates killed. five superior off-
GERS, l8 suhalterGs, and 479 privates woun-
ded. Turkish luss not stated" Another
account from Vienna states that IA Russian
superior officers were ki led. Turks are
master of the field, and the Russians are
retreating on Bucharest. Before the Turks
crossed the Danube, a body of Cossacks
came to the the river bank and made 81 gns
insulting 10 the Egyptians, who rushed to
their boats and rowed cross in face of the
Cossacks fire, and FURNISHED them well.-
They chased them inland and returned to
camp in triumph.
Constantinope accounts state that Selim
Pasha crossed the Russian frontier in Asia,
and battle ensued in which 5000 were en-
gagged. Both armies fell back as night
came on. In second battle the Russians
We're defeated.
Moscow, Oct. 20.-Seliem Pacha's staff,
with small force, was suddenly attacked
by body Of Russian cavalry. They fell
back fighting towards the main body Of the
Tusksh army, when the battle speedily b.
came general, Fifteen thousand Russians
were engaged ip the desperate contest
The Russians were defeated aud fled. pur-
sued by the Turks, who planted their stand
ard on the Russians quarters at Ovel, and
drove the enemy back to Busharest, where
was the main body thirty thousand strong,
under Gen. ponerberg. Eight thousand
men, comprising the principal force OF the
Turkish centre, whipped 5000 Russins at
Turlugui, and are now pressing upon Buch-
Arrest.
1t lis hopeless that diplomacy can end the
difficulties until after decisive battle.
The Typhus fever is waging in the Russi-
an army and the fighting men are reduced
re-inlorcements arrive.
Austria is concentrating force on the
!, Syrian frontier. The Syrian government
has ordered the population To arm, and has
informed the porte that Austria will not be
permitted to occrpy Servia. The Porte in
formed Austria that Turkey will expect her
to prohibit the Russian from supplying the
Montengrias with through port .Calaso.-
Aurtria offers TO remain entirely neutral, if
the Porte will refrain from employing Aus
trian refugees.
Latest and most Important Aews.-Five
Russian officers arrived at Constantinople
prisoners fwar. The combined fleets are
anchored in the Bosphorus. 1t is Surmissd
that Bucharest has been stormed. A son OF
Avas Pacha has been named Minister of
War. Fresadeves are making in Egypt.
The Turkish army was paid promptly at
Keina on the evening of the 10th.
The following conditions are insisted mp
on by Omer Pacha in his note to Gortscha-
koff: fall strong holds in the Principalites
to be Immediately surrendered; complete
evacuation of the Priucipalities as speedily
as possible; and guarantee by all the Pow.
ers against similar nvasions."
How TO MAKE A CIsTERN.-For a cis-
tern to hold 25 barrels Of water. procure
one barrel water lime--hydrawlic cement
land three barrels of clean coarse sand;
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