Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07

BY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT,
Death Of the Queen Of Portugal Til
War i'm the East &C.

L
boidt, with Southampton dates of the ODD,
IN attempting to put in here for coal last
night, got ashore at the mouth of the har-
Dor. Her passengers, 80 in number.
have been landed in safety. She brings
$50 tons of freight.
The Hermann touched at Southampton
on the Goth. short of coal. The NIAGARA
and City Of Manchester reached Iivcrpooi
on the Goth.
Donna Maria, Queen of Portugal, died
on the 18th, in child bed. The King
was Immediately declared Regent till the
majority Of the young Prince, who is now
III his 18th year. Lisbon was tranquil
Cabinet councils were held in London
on the 10Th and 22nd, which were fully
attended.
Napoleon had decreCd the reduction of
the duty on coal To 80 confines. Wrought
iron reduced to IL: cast iron 3 the first
year and / the second.
The Superior Court Of Paris has decided
that the government has the right TO open
foIe'Sn correspondence entrusted TO the
post-otlice.
The Russian Minister at Paris had
Joined the Emperor at FontainbIeau.
Arrests have been made at Lyons of
parties posting revolutionary prcclama-
ions, alleging want OF work and dear
! ness OF bread as The cause. Elements of
revolutions appeared at several places.
The Russians were for,iiying Odessa.
y ukasc had been published allowing the
port of Odessa TO continue It's commerce
under neutral flags.
The French Consul at Constantinople
had invited tenders for supplying the
French feet during the winter in the
Black sea.
from s',c Seat er war
1hcretreat 0fthe Turks across the Dan
ube is officially confirmed. The passage
was effected without interruption.
The Turks hold KaIafat with $4,000
men. The latenesS ofthe season induced
Omer "acna TO retire. It was reported
that the Russians had evacuated Lesser
Wallachia.
AdvlceS from St Petersburg confirm
the statement that the Russian feet had
been dlsmantlcd and gone in winterquar-
tcrs in the Baltic.
1t was reported from the frontiers of
Bosnia that corps of I20CO men were
preparing to join the Turkish army and
would cross the Scrvian territories with
or without leave.
1t was reported that the Russian am
bassadors at London and Paris had orders
to demand their passports if the combined
fleet remained in the Black Sea.
Austria and Prussia had given a formal
assurance Of their determination TO remain
neutral.
LATEST.
VIENNA, Nov. 23.-It is reported that
the Russians have been beaten back in
Georgia by the Turks. The Vienna edi-
tiers have received warning not to publish
anything calculated to provoke Russia.
Frequent sklrmiShes occurred between
the Russian and Turkish oufposts. The
Turks were strongly fortified at Kaiefat,
and were continually receiving large REIN
toIccmcntS. The Russians Were renorted
as marching to attack them there. and
desperate fight was expected. The Turks
were sending sUccor to the CircaSsiaps.
The Car was reported to be i'll. The
London jiorHiRg CCf0ai1ic has dcSnatcb
stating that the Turks had erected a camp
on the Servian frontier and had commenced
the making a bridge across the Dwina.
he SerYlanS offered determined resist
ance.
s."n,.Su rEarlsele
forei@n wheat was III fair request at an
advance ct Is. per quarter. The advance
had checked business. Flour in Good
demand at Is. Cd. advance forffesh quail
tiles. Barley declined 2s Peas Is.
Additional By tie Humboldt.
New YORK, Dec. =, - M.-Liverpool
da,eS from Nov. 23d, state that Cotton
was steady with prices unchanged-sales
Tor last three days, l5,G00 bales Flour
declined Cd. Wheat and corn unchanged.
Rec firm. Tobacco dull. The London
money market Is easier. Consols 95t.
There IS nothing else of moment.