Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25
Arrival of the Steamship Arabia.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK Nov. 17.-The steamer Arabia has
arrived bringing Liverpool dates of November
5th
The Arabia brought 134 passengers.
The clipper ship Challenge had put into Fayal,
leaky. This is the vessel whose captain was
lately so i'll while at the Chincha Islands.
The latest accounts from the Principalities
state that Bucharest and other cities had been
placed in a state of siege. Any one found in cor
respondence with the Turks viii be shot.
The Turkish fleet left the Bosphorus on the
25th for the Black Sea-
RumOrs ola pacific termination of the difficult
ty were current. 1t is said that conference of
the Powers in reference to the future prospects Of
Turkey would be held at London. 1t also
said that Austria would resume mediation, as
she said that her efforts in favor of pacific ter
mination ofthe difficulty will not be fruitlcss.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Reliable intelligence from the East was very
scanty. 1t was true that the Turks had crossed
the Danube and occupied Kalaf:.t, and it was re-
ported that the Russians had rcpulscd them near
that place.
ken place. The mountaineers of Circassia and
Daghistan had defeated the Russians and captu-
red some of their boats.
Prince Paskiewitch has set out TO take com
mand of the Russian army in the Principali-
ties.
1t was now stated positively that the Austrian
Envoy has pressed ON the Sultan to accept new
note which the Car had approved on the condi-
tion that it was accepted by the Sultan without
modification. The efforts of diplomacy were
now directed to securing the joint assent of the
Sultan and Car to that note.
There talk ofopening the Turkish loan in
the United States.
The allied fleets We're collecting in the Sea Of
Marmora, having been dispersed by a storm.
LATEST AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE nan
UBE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-By sub marine telegraph
intelligence has been received that fighting be-
tween the Turks and Russians was proceeding
briskly in Wallachia. A body of , 900 Turks
appeared at Glurgeos and attacked the town.
This brought engagement with the Rus
sian force despatched to the assistance of the
place, and great slaughter ensued. Another en-
counter took place between 4 900 Turks and
like number of Russian cavalry, between Kalafat
and Sothia, when the Russians were forced TO re-
treat.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
Great foundations had iaken place in the
south of ireland. Much damage was done at
Cork.
The premises of j. p. Hutchinson & Co., Ame-
rlcan merchants at London, had been accdently
burned. They Were insured.
The ship Victoria, which left Glasgow on the
4th for New York, took fire in the river, and was
burned to the waters edge.
ITALY.
Much alarm was felt at Naples of an anticiua-
ted French invasion now that diplomatic rela-
tiOns between the two countries were suspend
ed.
Mr.. Owen, United States Consul, has arrived
at Naples.
y naturalized American, named Paper, had
been kept in custody at Ancona by the Austrian
authorities on no charge except that of enter
tanning liberal sentiments. The American Con-
sui had iuterpOsed, and, after numerous delays,
Paper was finally liberated. He was, however,
still kept under surveillance because he refused
to sign declaration that he would never again
visit Italy. THIS seems to be a case demanding
the prompt action of the United States