The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
INTER PROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL Or THE EUROPA
Cotton, Unckanged-Fzoar Advanced .Sati,;np
d aas Il New YoHK, Dec. C.
The stearashf p Europa hes arrived with Liver.
pool dates to the loth ult
The Cotton market isuuchaDged
Flour has advanced Cd to L. per hbl. I
Cousuls equoted at o5.
se.ssast = sTuRKEY AND RUSSIA.
The latest accounts mention no other battles be-
tween the Turks and Russians, than those hereto
fore reported, and which are now confirmed The
news from the seat Of war, however, is highly i'm.
portant
The Turks have crossed the Danube and are
said to have attacked Braia and Galatz.
France warns Austria to avoid all Interference
with the belligerent parties
The Turks are said to have re-crossed the pa-
nube at all poin;sexcept at Ksaf, which they still
retain possession Of, and have strongly fortified
The report that they retired from Hern1stadt with
cut battle, is confirmed, and the presumption is
that come grand movement is in contemplation,
which the passage of the Danube has in the mean.
time served to mask. Si.Tb SAX
France has formally announced 10 austria, that
if che gives refuge to armed Russians retreating
from the Turks, she (France) win regard i. az
declaration Of war ,..s+ it.tf
NJ. Droughuie DE T. Hugs has replied to the cir
cular Of Count Nesss1rodes. He says he has no
wish to subvert the integrity Of the Turks, or the
sovereign rights Of the Sultan. The peace of Eu-
rope cannot be hazarded by French interference,
nasmuch as France only intereres in behalf of the
said integrity and sovereign rights Of the Turks
and thesultan. 't
Letters from Vienna, dated On the evening OF
the I4th Of October, state that the Turks had at
tackled Galatz and Braila Former adyices men
toned that they were moving on those places.
The Russians are sending their sick and wound
ed to keichenau, the hospitals at Wal
lachia and Moldavia being insufficient to contain
them 4. s,J ~ ~
Some of the English papers have been selling
xtras with the beading Burning of Bucharest
Terrific slaughter Of the Turks" etc, all OF which
is utterly false : ,le4
HAyRE, Friday Evening, Nov. 49, Cotton firm
and prices unchanged. Sales of the week COCO
bales--stock on hand 1000 bales Breadstui
quiet and prices unchanged. -
The steamer Glasgow arrived out on the 18th
Paris correspondents Of London papers state
that the French Government is amassing troops be-
tween Strisbury and Marseilles, and will be en-
abled to send OFF 100000 troops al FIVE days notice
/ England's course is kept secret
/ The Sultan has officially announced his intention
OF placing himself at the head of the Turkish
troops in the spring.
{ A new note has been prepared, but neither the
Gar or the Sultan win listen to it. ..--.s.
No decisive battle has taken place, but there has
been much fighting between the opposing parties
Cannonading has been heard in various directions
Reinforcements were hurrying to the Russian
forces at last accounts, and additional evies cont
nued to be received at the Turkish camps If the
season will permit, operations OF magnitude will
transpire Both parties will soon be in position tc
carry them out. a general attack Is TO be made
the Russian line, which is being considerably ex
tended, and is quite vulnerable to attack.
The Island opposite Giurgers has been taken Sc
Neral times by both the Turks and the Russians
At present it remains in the hands of the Turks.
SWITZERLAND president James Fasey he's re
signed, the government being in minority in it
measures. .. .- .
SPAIN.-Marquis de la Rivera, the Spanish Minis
ter to Mexico is transferred to Berlin and is TO be
succeeded by Miguel Tacon, Marquis Of Bazagc
.he present Consul general at London
CONFIRMATION OF THE INVASION OF Lew
Err COMMUNICATIVE OF ZEN
GADSDEN. .
WAss.ISGroS, Dec. Ga bearer Of dispatches
from Gen: Gadsden, the American Minister to Mex
100 bao5arr;x,a3 in, chic c;,x, pho i,-za s;ar, IF xs,
California by 'fllibustering" expedition is con
frmed. Gen. Gadsden has ordered the United
States troops to suppress the expedition.
There is perfect understanding between Santa
Anna and Gen. Gadsden.