The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-30


AxsrAl or rsE xrLAsrIo.-sook DAYS IArax FROM ru-
NAw YogE Nov. ~ The amer Atlantic, with Liver
pool dnses Of November l6lh has arrived
No later intelligence concerning military operations in
the East had been received bat there were rumors that
decisive balo had been fought near Bucharest IL was
not known who were victorious.
The recent battle at Oenza brilliant victory for
the Turks The Russians lost 2uO in killed and wounded
The Turks had thrown nearly 100000 troops the
Danube. The Russian commander, uortschakon had
ceivsd orders the offensive The Turks captured
eight pieces o. sreIY Otenitza The fourth regimen
OF Poles in the Russar army Unaffected They
cd the passage OF the Danube by tho Turks, giving
alarm when they saw them crossing
The Turkish fleet was In the Black and the allied
hect in the Of Msmora.
Russia will lay embargo on Turkish shipping after
the ed. Neutral flags will be respected
Count Neserodes circular had been published, and
cited strong comment from the French and English press
Turkey will have nothing 10 do with any amendment to
the Vienna note, insisting entirely new treaty 10 set,
tie the matter.
Klspka had received command the Danube in the
Turkish service.
The Circasans continue 10 be victorious the Rus
SLAMS in Asia.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on Sunday at 10 a. m
The steamer Andes sailed for Boston on the 10th
The Bank Of England had given notice that 1t will dis
the Of stocks due in January per cent
instead OF per cent, previously notified.
The Bank OF Amsterdam had raised the Of interest
per cent
Hamburg letters quote money ght-discount rates a a
IS per cent
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l6Cotton has boon quiet except for
middng Orleans, which is and freely offered the
prices quoted. Pieces generally favored buyers, though
they not quoted lowcr-sales OF the three days
900 bales Of which spectators took 200 and exporters
900 balesfar Oheans GID middling. Cd fair Upland,
Sd midding, SD
LONDON
Consos closed Oh the 18Th at 9it 9i4 for money.
[TnE LATEST TELEGRApm,1
Napoleon favors active operations against Russia but
England still vacla,cs Prussia herself the
liberty to in eastern affairs may dictate
Austria promises to remaiu neutral.
VIENNA, Monday. Nov. 8.-The Russian general Perof
moved forward to Otenza with $4,000 men, mostly inan-
try On the 18th he the Turks, aud pitched battle
second time in disorder towards Bucharest having
their attacks the Turks Oi,enitza killed
and wounded. This is reliable.
On the OH the Turks driven from the island oppo-
site Giurgero, but renforcemens coming up, they
took tho island, and have since held it,
The Sultan has announced himself placed the head
OF the army.
The Car had summ.ry dismissed all English opera
tives employed in his navy-yards
BALTmosE, Nov "a letter in the Herald from Con-
sui Sanders London says that the Porte has advised
Austria unless she withdIaws her forces from his FROM
tier her neutrality guaranteed by England and France,
he will declare against her that Kossuhs agent
openly received in Consantinopc and that Kossuh will
be invited Constantinople, and placed the head OF
strong division march Hungary, unless the above is
complied with The letter says that offers have been
made TO Capt Poter of tho Golden Age and her owner
which will probably result in their going Constantncps
ADDITIONAL.
The passengers by the Atlantic report that the rumor was
current that Lord Aberdeen would shortly resign give
place more warliko ministry.
Shanghai captured BY the Chinese insurgents the
7h of September.
PosroN, Nov. -.
The barque Sulana, from Smyrna. having on board
Martin Kosza, spoken this morning twenty miles
northeast OF Cape Ann She will probably, therefore,
rive here tomorrow morning.
ARRIVAL or rRoMKTHKUs.
Nxw YoRx, Nov 20.--The steamer Psometheus has ar
rived from Juan with $50 passengers and in
soId The principal consignees AmercAn Exchange
Adams Co.. S2a6oO0 Drexe u Co., 100000; W. Plat
IL Son, $500
The Promeheus put Havana for COAL and left there
on the 23d
The Falcon for New York, still in port
dergoing repairs.
Amongst the passengers by the Prometheus are John
Mitchell, the Irish patriot. Gen. McDougal, and f. G
| Kemble editor OF the Alta California.
The excitement At the wharf the arrival of the Pro
mctheus, TO catch glimpse OF Mitchell, very great
The steamer surrounded with boats and her dech
com pIetey packed Ssatss fred, and the Irish mil
itary companies received him with enthusiastic cheers
Mesgher Col Doheny. and Others amongst the
est to greet Mitchell, who conveyed carriage and
proceeded the residence Of his mother,
Brooklyn where he quietly remains until tomorrow
Mitchell loudly checred at the Ferry aud other points
Tho Irish societies serenadc him tonight Twenty
bands engaged for the occasion
Spoken November Is in latitude SO TO- longitude IS 30
the cPpeshp Flying Cloud, 81 days from San Francisco
| for New York.