The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29
Gele9rapbif.
Arrival of the Steamer
HERR RMAZEa
Later European InteIIigence--Impor.

PHILADELPHIA, Lee. ".
The Herman left Southampton on the
afternoon Of the 7th, with full cargo and
$50 passengers on board, for New York.
She reports that when she left Bremen.
haven the ice was closing the Harbor.
The four powers have resumed their
joint action in favor Of peace. and have
recognized by formal protocal the i'm.
poriance OF preserving the present terri
torial arrangement in Europe, and pro.
posed joint conference, open 10 repre-
sentatives from Russia Turkey. This
proposition is unfavorably received by the
liberal press.
Advces from Bucharest to ST. Kalafat
to 81 received. .,.
Nothing new. Abby Pasha entered
Georgia. ........
The port OF Odessa is frozen up.
An article in the Monleur OF Friday,
caused considerable rise in funds in Pa
ris; SIS closing al 78f &c. .
Two companies OF Wallachia milchia
deserted 10 Omer Pasha.
A small Turkish steamer was taken by
a Russian frigate. She was afterwards
recaplured by a Turkish frigate.
The Turkish Government refuses to
submit 10 an armsice Of three months.
proposed by England, in consequence Of
which, the English Minister had long
audience With the Sultan.
This was followed by meeting of the
officers OF the army and navy. Lord
Strsfford made speech, connecting
promised aid of Britain with strong re.
commentator OF peace. The Sultan re-.
piled that he desired peace. but not if in.
compatible with bis sovereign rights and
honor.
More Turkish victories are reported in
Asia. The Russians. alter three bloody
engagements, were driven back TO The tor.
tress Of Saffa. .... ......
The Russians had attacked and en-
lrenched the camp at Bayapd, but were
beaten back. They also tailed in The last
attempt to re.take the Fort. ST. Mic olas.
The Russians were also defeated near
Areska, in an engagement OF some mag.
nitude, on the tn ult., leaving several
dead bodies on the field. t..
The Turks had also taken AkaIseikh,
in Georgia. sal r
The Russians had so hard pressed in
Asia that l6 900 troops have been sent to
their reIlei. ... .... .....
No movements of importance are re.
ported on the Danube.
The Turks are iortifyng KaIaiat; and
The Turkish division OF feet cruising on
the Black Sea have returned 10 the Bos.
phorus. .. ...... ...
The Turks are elated to the highest
pitch. The army is abundantly provis.
ioned and paid regularly.
The Russian troops are suffering badly
with sickness.
Some Americans joined the urkish
camp at LegonI.
CircasSians formed at Constanliple un.
der Lafii . ......
N.Y. Nuoeldu NItu6Thls TetIIOVtu from
Aromand. Moldavia.
1t is said the Greek patriots resident in
Constanlnople requested permission to
accompany the Sultan TO camp. 10 prove
that the Greek Church preferred Turkey
10 Russia. ...
Latest accounts state that encounters
had taken place between Montenegros and
the Turks
No political news. ..
The ship Edward Everett. from Balti-
more. rescued part of the crew of the
ship Hyperion bound for Jamaica. which
foundered at sea. She sunk with eight
men.
FRAroE.-The French Minister was in.
sIructed TO demand explanation OF Aus
Ir'a, concerning the recent alledged ar.
rangements with Persia.
Tie explanation was said to be salts.
factory.
The cholera is lingering in the suburbs
Of Paris.