Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1853-12-10
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER EUROPA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Highly Important hlteUigeace--RepOus
of more BuILeS.

Iopd, Will llVefpOOI ualeS OF the lJlh
ult., arrived this morning. The Europa
encountered no accident on her passage,
but experienced very severe weather,
which detained her.
The Turks have re.crossed the Dan
pbe, and are said to have attacked Ibraile
and Galatza. France warns Austria to
avoid interference.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.-Ad-
vices from Hermans tadt confirm the re-
port that the Turks had re crossed the
Danube at all points excepting Kalarat,
which they still retain, and have strongly
fortified. They retired without giving
battle. Some grand movement is in con
temptation, which the passage OF The Dan
ubc has serYed to mask.
France has formally announced to Aus
iria that If she gives refuge to armed Rus
slams rereating from the Turks, France
will regard it as a declaration of war.
NJ. Drouin de pHays has replied to the
circular of Count Nesselrode. He re-
forts that if, as Nicholas says, he has no
wish to subVert the integrity of Turkey,
or the sovereign rights Of the Sultan, the
peace of Europe cannot be hazarded by
French interference, iEasmuch as France
inteEfeIes only on behalf Of the said iuteg-
Tlty and sovereign rights.
Vienna letters of the 18th state that the
Turks had attacked IorailA and GaIa,z.
Former advices mentioned that they were
moving on those places.
The Russians are sending their sick
and wounded to Kirchencon, il Bassara-
bia, the hospitals of Walachia and Mol
davia being insufficient to contain them.
The mails TO hand at Liverpool on the
morning of the Europa's sailing, would
indicate that there had been good deal Of
fighting wherever the posts Of the two ar.
mics came in contact, but without any re-
suit of importance. Cannonading was
heard in various directions, and forthwith
battles were manufactured for the stock
jobberS.
Reinforcements were hurrying TO the
Russians, and additional levies continued
10 arrive at the Turkish camps. II the
season will permit operations of magnl-
tude, both parties will soon be in condl-
tion to carry them out.
A general attack is to be made immedi-
ately, at some point on the Russian line,
which, being much extended, is very vul-
nerable. The Island opposite Giurgero
has been taken several times by both
sides, and at present remains in the hands
of the Turks,
Paris correspondents state that the
French government was collecting troops
between Strawsburg and Marseiles,
whiclrwopld enable it to send off 100, 900
men on five days notice.
England's course is sdllkept secret.
The Sultan had officially announced
his intention 10 place himself at the head
of his troops in the spring.
A new note had been prepared, but nei-
Their the Gar nor Sultan listen TO it.
A despatch from Berlin announces an
other victory by the Turks over the Rus
SLAMS at Oitenltz.
Another account says that the Turks in
attempting to pass the Danube near kaa-
rosh, opposite Gringero, were repulsed
by the Russians, with a heavy loss. Il
was rumored that force of 10000 Rus
slams had crossed the Pruth, and that more
Russian prisoners of war had arrived at
Constantinople.
The latest news, per Geographic des-
patch, from Vienna, says the Turks had
passed Bucharest, which at the time was
in flames and being burnt up. The Rus
SLAMS were reueatng on Constrad!--thal
fifteen thousand Turks were sent TO inter
cept them, and after destroying the fortl-
fications of Altenilza the Turks left their
positions on the left bank of the Danube
without a battle, on ocCount Of the cen
tralization of the Russian forces.
Abdi Pasha vas about TO commPHcG a
grand attack on the Russia line in Asia.
4 small Turkish squadron was crossing
into the Black Sea. A Russian vessel
had been captured on the coast of Asia.
Larre masses of Turkish troops were
concentrating on the AsiaGc frontier. a
declaration of her position is demanded
from Servia. Two British and sfFnch
line of war battle ships were ispg 2A
Therapea.
Chechereliel has been captured by the
Turks with two thousand muskelS and
enc thousand men.
The Sultan has received the title of
"Victorious.
The reports generally arc contIadieio-
", and to all appearances unreliable,
; The Russian manifesto OF war had been
read in all the churches.
Seventy wounded Russians arrived at
Bucharest on the 9th. The sickness in
the Russian army was very alarming. All
the hospitals at Wallachi and Moldavia
were OVERLOOKING with invalids.
The English and French fleets were
at Constanlinople.
,Tbe Turks and Russians both were en-