The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
THREE DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
NKw YoEK, Nov.

NEw YoKK, Nov. ~.
the Royal mail steamer Arabia arrived
here this morning with three days later
news from Europe Her dates are Liverpool
Nov. 5lh.
Breadstuffs-The brpadstuff market was
dull; prices declined. Flour has declined
6G@ls per barrel. McHenry's Circular
quotes -four ss lower and wheat Cd decline.
Corn is unchanged. Western Canal Flour
Sos 6d@37s. Philadelphia and Baltimore
SIS 6d@37s. White Corn ASS per quarter
to AS.
PoLITIcAL AFFAIRs.--The Eastern ques-
.tion is still involved in doubt and mystery.
Some accounts bear pacific tone, whist
others are war-like. All at best seems to
be hIi indefinite rumor. One account states
that there had been no fighting, whilst an
other purporting to be the very latest dis
patch from the East by telegraph intimates
that hostlities had commenced, and further
asserts that desperate battle had been
fought in Asia on the 21st Also, that the
Turks had been debated by the Russians in
serious engagement in l1wer Wahachla.
A refugee tumut has taken place at
Pera.
The combined fleets are laying of Laks-
aki in the Dardanells.
Russian subjects in Turkey have been
placed un Ter Austrian protection.
The Porte has dispatched Namik Pasha
to Paris and London ON a special mis-
sion
Gorschakoff left Bucharest for Kraj iona.
His departure produced great sensation,
anl battle is expected III that direction.
L is stated that martial law has been
proclaimed throughout Russia and turkey
that ii was strictly enforced in Bocharest
and all towns IN tle provinces. ANY per-
son found corresponding win The Turks was
al once shot.
Tie Turkish fleets weighed anchor On the
25h, for the Black Sea.
1t is said that Austria has :onSent d to
mediate for peace with the oth,rpowers.
There are other accounts which say that
affairs along the Danube are war like, but
that the general belief was the question
would be finally settled amicably.
Omer PaSha, previous 10 crossing the
Danube, addressed a proclamation to the
army, stirring up their courage by dccIar'
ing that he would sacrifice body and SOU
to be revenged.
It lis supposed that the Russians purpose
allowing a considerable portion OF Turks tC
establish themselves in Lesser Wailachia
in order to bring on battle the sooner
The Russians are confident of a victory
: and after quickly driving back the Turks
will await settlement Of affairs on sucl
terms as the combined European powers
may think reasonable.
, Turkey kept her word in reference to thu
evacuation of the Principalilles, having com
) menced hosIities Immediately upon the ex
| pira;ion of the Is days.
5 Affairs in England and France were com
paraively quiet.
The supply of breadstuffs generally il
. Europe IS known to De short.
German affairs were perfectly tranquil
except SO far as the excitement caused by
the Eastern difficulty.
The very latest reports state that fiyth
ing had commenced briskly in Wallacha
That Q, 600 troops had attacked the town o
Gingos, and had an engagement with the
Russians, which resulted in considerable
loss on both sides. Another encounter
took place near Klafat between 5000 Turks
and 5000 Russians, and that the Russians
were obliged to fall back. Many killed
and wounded on both sides.