The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-21
Arrival ofthe Asia.

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New YORE, Dee. l5--The asia arrived a
New York at FIVE o'clock this afternoon
with Liverpool dates 70 Dee. 81.
VIESSA.-The war is making little pro
gress but faTors the Turks.
A new project ef a rangement is propo
sed by the Austrisns.
No movement of magnitude along th'
Danube, but continued skirmishes between
small parties, Which sometimes are pretty
severe. at MaknOw opposite Guergero anC
at Hersovawhere, the fire was pretty smart
In Asia the Turkish successes cOntinu,
to .se brilliant.
The Turks have captured the first clas.
fortress Louchuru Kale and fort Usurghette
Hostilties have been commenced on the
Black Sea.
The Turkish steamer captured the Rus
sian frigate Waldemir, and Russian shiE
has taken an Egyptian steamer ten gun.
after a desperate resistance.
The Anglo French fleet still remains al
anchorage
It's reported that the Turkish feet in.
tends bombarding Schastopat.
1t is understood that Austria has propos-
eds new conference at Vienna, London OF
Paris. The great powers are said to be ia
yorable, Russia and Turkey, ere invited tc
send delegates.
The Turks, after The Goth Nov, will
seize all Russian shipping in their ports.-
The Russians, after the 22d, will follow suit
The Sultan has declined receiving any
further supplies Of treasure fiom Alemansas
He does not wish present hostilities TO be
regarded as holy war. Apartments were
preparing at Adrianople for the Sultan.
Affairs in Servia cause some uneasiness
to the Porte. The Porte thinks that the
Servian government is listening to Prussian
intrigues, although the letter of the Prince
of Serviante to the Sultan, intmates that
'Seryia would preserve strict neutrality.
The rumor that the Emperor Napoleon
was assassinated was current, but is untrue.
There is a report of an alliance between
England, France, Spain and Sardinia, Of
tensive and defensive.
A revolution is reported to have broken
out in Portugal in favor of Don Miguel,
but is not yet confirmed.
The whole Polish army had marched into
the Principalies.
The Turks had for several nights bombar
ded the Russian position at Giurgero, but
were finally disloged by the artillery of Gen.
Formosc fl:
--latest adpices assert that six French and
six English steamers had entered the Black
Sea-, ...
There have been continued and heavy
rains all along the lower Danube, making
extended military operations impossible. -
Both the Russian and Turkish commanders
are getting their troops under cover.
Omer Pasha had marched the bulk OF his
troops back to the quarter occupied previ-
ous to crossing the Danube. The Turks,
however, had formed a strongly entrench-
ed camp between Kalafat d Kragova.
The fourth and fifth Russian reserve
corps are moving from Bess Arabia to Wal
lachia.
On the gath of November, Ichamyl and
lsmail Pasha were TO make a simultane Gus
attack on the Russian line The result is
not known,
On'er Pasha had intercepted letter from
Mrncbikof to Gortschikoff, advising him to
keep quiet in the principalities.
Russia is said to have required of Eng
land the recall of Admiral r. Lame and
Capt Borase, now in command of Turkish
fleets, both of whom hold commissions in
the British navy.
1t is reported in Vienna that an alliance
has been formed between Servia and Mon
teneyro.
The anniversary of the Polish revolution
was celebrated in London on the 29th.
MARKETS.
Flour of all qualities have declined two
shillings and holders are not resting upon
the market. Western Canal 34s6d; Ohio
35s6d Corn is in moderate demand with
prices in favor of buyers. Beef and Pork
both dull; Bacon in moderate request
Lard :favoring buyers; demand very light
Provisions need not be altered. Trade in
manufacturing districts largely declined.