Washington sentinel., 1853-12-07
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Three DAYS Later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
| Three Days Later from Europe.
| New YORK, December 5--The royal mail steamer
Europa arrived here AT ten O'Clock this morning,
with dates from Liverpool 10 the 10Th ultmo, be-
| ing three days later. She was delayed by storms
| and heavy weather.
i The Liverpool cotton market was steady, with
out change in prices from previous arrivals. The
sales OF the week amounted TO 81, 900 bales. Fair
Orleans, 6a; fair Upands, 6s; fair Mobile, 81;
mlddllng Orleans, q; middling Uplands, ST Mo-
| The Havre cotton market was quiet. Manches.
| ter trade dull.
| The stock OF cotton at Liverpool was 656OoO
bales. The accounts of frost, &c, took out by the
Asia, as having injured the crop in this country, had
no effect upon the market. Fair Orleans is quoted
by the official circular at ca; fair Upands, 6R I;
midding Orleans, So; midding Uplands, SD.
Breadstutts firmer and prices advanced. Flour
advanced Sd. 10 Is Western canal flour 81 GD
37s. Cd; Baltimore and Philadelphia IS 0l 3Ss.
I'd. Cornmeal was firm. Wheat frmer AT a.
I'd. advance. Indian corn advanced Is. per quar-
ter; white 46 G1 46s. 3D.; yellow As a. 45s. Cd.
Oats and barley firm.
Provisions-The provision market was quiet;
prices without any special changer moderate
demand Groceries steady Coffee frmer, at a
slight advance Sugars and moasses unchanged.
Rice was quiet; there is no change to note in
prices. Naval stores firm and in good request, at
previous prices. Tobacco remains dull, and the
tendency of prices downward Iron firm. Wool
unchanged.
East India rice at Liverpool was in active re-
| quest; Carolina rice steady-sales 200 terces at
23@25s.
The money market was easier and more conf
dence generally felt. Bankers and merchants are
not apprehensve OF long continued war. Con-
| soils had advanced and closed AT 95(995s. Ameri-
can stocks quiet; no change in quotations.
HAvRE, Noy. 1S.-Cotton tirm-sales of the week
G,000 bales Stock 10000.
American stocks dnll-Virginia 6's 95; Penn
sylvania do. 81 @S3; Maryland 76@77.
The Eastern Questionable advices from
the east are still very indefinite and unreliable
A dispatch from Berlin announces another VIC
tory by the Turks over the Russians al Oltenitza
Another account says that the Turks in attempt
ing TO pass the Danube near Kalarosh, opposite
Gringero, were repulsed by the Russians, with
heavy loss. 1t was rumored that a force of fifty
thousand Russians had crossed the Pruth, and
that more Russian prisoners of war had arrived at
Constantinople.
A new note from France and England had
reached Constantnople but the Porte declined TO
sign il.
The latest news per telegraphic dispatch from
Vienna says the Turks had passed Bucharest,
which AT the time was in flames and being bnrnt
up The Russians were retreating on Cronstadt--
that fifteen thousand Turks were sent to intercept
them and after destroying the Notifications of Oh
tentza the Turks left their positions the left
bank of the Danube without battle, on account
of the Capitalization of the Russian forces.
There is another rumor that the Turkish army
had been partly cut of and routed, which was not
credited.
Abdi Pasha was about TO commence grand at
tack on the Russian line in Asia small Turkish
squadron crossing into the Black Sea. A
Russian vessel had been captured on the coast of
Asia. Large masses of Turkish troops were con-
centrating the Asiatc frontier. A declaration
of her position is demanded from Servia Two
British and French line of-war battle ships were
lying off Therapea.
iaI haa b,r he Tt,rts
with 1000 muskets and 900 men,
The Sultan has received the title of g Nicto-
rious.o
The reports generally are contradictory, and 10
all appearances unreliable.
letter from ST. Petersburg, November 8, says
that all the troops off the capital have been ordered
to be in readiness to march 10 the of action
at a moments warning
The Russian manifesto of war had been read in
all the churches.
Seventy wounded Russians arrived at Bucha-
rest on the 9th. The sickness in the Russian
army was very alarming. All the hospitals at
Wallachia and Moldavia We're overaowing with
invalids.
| The English and French fleets Were al Constan-
| tnople.
The Turks and Russians both were endeavoring
to obtain possession of Mailman. hord of
pirates had appeared oil Sco.
The very latest accounts report no further de-
cisive engagements between the Turks and Rus
| slams since the departure Of the Atlantic.
L The Europa encountered no accident on her
passage, but experienced very severe weather,
which detained her.
France.-Runor states that the Emperor OF
France continues 10 urge in very strong terms the
necessity fsome active movement against Russia
and the Russian fleet.
France has formerly announced to Austria that
if she gives refuge to armed Russians, retrcating
from the Turks, France will regard il decla-
ration of war.
M. Drouyn De L'Hays replied to Nesselrode's
circular, and repeats that If Nicholas persists,
France must take an active part for Turkey.
Money was abundant in England. The banks
were discountng good paper freely at per cent
The accounts from the east are so contradictory
and conflicting, first in favor of the Turks and
then of the Russians, that il is hardly known which
TO believe. ,
England.--The English cabinet meets daily,
but the resul, of its deliberations is not made
public.
The report that Lord Aberdeen had resigned is
false.
Arrival OF the Empire City.-NEw YORK,
Dec. G.-The steamer Empire City has arrived with
dates from Havana TO the lst inst The arrival of
the new captain general was hourly looked for
| Much Inconvenience was felt in many parts of
the island in consequence OF the great loss of ne
groes by cholera.
The Humboldt Ashore.--HALrFAx, Dee. c.
The steamer Humboldt, from Europe, is ashore off
Halifax She lies at the mouth of the harbor and
il is believed will be gotten OF safe No lives
lost.
The Weather OH the Lakes CLEVELAND,
Dec 3-About an inch of snow fell here last night,
and weather is now cold and cloudy, with north
west wind.
, Arrival Of the Andes.--HALIFAx,D Dec. 5.-The
steamer Andes, with Liverpool dates of the 10th,
has put in short OF coal Her advces not
later.
COTTON AND WOOL HOSE.--English.
j and German Hose of superior and ordinary
qualities. Also, Merino and all-wool goods, in
various qualities and sizes Our assortment OF
hosiery is complete and prices moderate, al