Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-29
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IRON LONDON To L,y,kroo,

steam iigatcs from the combned sauaJrons To Sinope
and two other steam gaes TO vana for the purpose OF
procuring precise intelligence Upon the r,turn al h.s.
vessels was thought probable that the combined fleets
would receive orders to cnter the Black Sea- To
Turkish naval forces.
IL stated by the Russian accounts that the squadron
destroyed at Snopc engaged in convey
ing forces To attack Soucham kasha and that IL u,. ~
sued into the port OF Sinope by the Russian ect his
account OF the circumstance preceding the
be correct IL would give somewhat different character
To the attack, the Russian forces might lie iusti6. In
inerrupting convoy destined invade portion of
own territory. The destination Of the SQUADRON Il how
ever still uncertain; and IL is probable that the
transports were conveying achievements and
to Batoum where the Turkish army stand, in need OF
bo,h.
1t is reported that the British Charge dAres a, T.he
rem has suspended his diplomatic relations with the Persian
Government, IN consequence OF that Power having re-
solved as Il Is said to take part against the Pope and t
march an army to the frontier. This movement ON the
part OF the Shah OF Persia had for time been
hended, as his relations with Turkey were such ,s To
hdnee him to take advantage Of the increasing difficulties
of the Ottoman Empire The news however aim r.
qulfes positive confirmation.
The Morning Posts that Consiannople t.lepra
phe dispatch OF the Sd reports the prevalence of great
alarm and excitement, owing to the from SiHope
Inc account given of the action is substantially the same
a. tue Russian The fleets bound TO enter the Blsck
Sea Persia had declared against Turkey
ihs POSTS leading article says that there can hardly ex
'st doubt that the Admirals had by this time entered
anu are now In full command of the Black Sea
WIN respect to the Persian declaration of war against
turkey ths Is the natural consequence OF treaty often
save aud defensive between Persia aud Russia concluded
some months ago. IL adds a new complication
BrCh,Essr-Prince Gortschakof has declared Galatz
ana iorsia neutral ports Riots have taken place at Ga
a'%, between the Wallachah militia and the Russian
troops battalion of the former refused to obey the
order OF Russian General The battalion in question and
Tour companies of the wschlns were consigned TO bar
racks. " ~
There is nothing late from the Danube
Iregraphe dispatches in the Chronicle give the details
OF the Turkish success in Asia,
nj ,f;
and Is stated that they surround Prince woronEoa on
all sides, in the vicinity OF Tells
ihe Turks were repulsed in attack on
pie, IN Georgia, but have the citadel of Aks,.
Its tall was daily expected.
Inc journal de Consiantinopc mentions report that
suay haa defeated $4,000 Russians, and Vienna pa
pers states that the attempt land Is UOO Russians near
o. Nicholas was repulsed with heavy loss
VIENNA Friday, Dec. 9.-The conferences of the Am.
oaSsadors are iohg and frequent.
TURKISH LOAN
The Times city article says IL is believed that III.
report OF theprobahle negotiation Of Turkish per cent
loih ~ iarls Tor four millions sterling through some o
We financial institutions lately or,anej i M, wthon
'O"hiaron The Government it is said are insposed To
promote III Dur IN return, condition will be exacted that
te Sultan should bind himself unrcsery.Jly Ia IN
whatever terms o adjustment with Russia the Allied Pou
erS may think proper To propose.
i"NhoN CoRN MARKkT.-Further purchases of Wheat
were made on Tuesday, on French account
onkS' Friday Dec. 1.-The purchases of Grain are eS
tensiVe at full prices. "
Pans, Tuesday-Th Bourse was dull. Tb,ee's casaI
1888; Four and Halves. lOa IL
THE Markets
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Provisions-The stocks or bacon
are clearing up at irregular prices and downward ten
dehcy Is evident An arrival OF beef has quite
paraysed the demand for olj-it is impossible TO force
sales even at considerable decline Pork Is neglected
Ial'o" Is quiet Clover seed is without change In quer
citron bark nothing new.
Breadstuils-A large daily business and buoyant mar
ket for flour and wheat extreme prices Indian corn
almost without inquiry
Cotton-The limited shipments still making to England
ss advised per Arabia on Saturday have given more
stesdncss to the market this week. without raising prices
OF American The low figures, however, which common
aud mding qualities of Suras have declined are leading
to large business in such a speculation.
LINERPooL, Dec. 4.-Cotton-Demsnd moderate FROM
he trade and Tor export Sales Of the three days
bales Of which spectators took 900 bales Sura The
following are the quotations by Migln's circular New
orleans fair 81 middling Upland fair o Up-
Hand mddlrg i-s.-Breadsuils-FIou has further adj
vanced Is Cd for Canal The quotations are Western G.,
nal Sis Ohio aud Baltimore 2ss Cd Corn is unch,ng-
ed Lard has declined IL Cd Sugar-Demand good
from the trade snd freely by holders Coee-In ac
tive demand with prices unchangeJC are lower
the quotations are - "a % I-S.-Trsde ia the manu-
iAet"ring districts has slightly improved.
Disrmcr CouRr OF ArrEALs-The regular term of the
Winchester District Court of Appeals commenced the
18th inst, aud continued three DAYS. Tho President
Judge Stmuel7 and Judges Thompson Field Parker and
kenHey, were present, constituting full bench.
The following gentlemen qualified attorneys and coun.
seor IN addition 10 those who had qualified the last
term Mcssrs. Thos. i. H,chie, Jas. Kenney j. W F.
Ailrnand VIM. C. Worington. The following business
was transacted
Bowman v. koontz Miller, argued by Messrs KENNY
and Niche for the appellant and by Messrs. Allen and
Williams for the appeccs Held first that il is not err
ror 10 60 To trial upon issue joined before the demur
rers to the declaration decided in case where the
dcmurers 10 two of the counts were after verdict and
Judgment oveTrued secondly partners maintain an
action for damages for malicious suing out an attachment
against OF the partners which was levied on partner.
hip property. Judgment affirmed in favor of the ap-
pellccs.
Candy Il Co vs. Reese & Poulson supersedeas allowed
Baltimore Eagle Works same, supCrscdeas allowed
Stablcr Co same, supersedcas refused for want OF
Insdction Trust vs. same supersedeas refused Tor want
OF iuri.jction.
Lloyd LoTndc', survivor, Va. Armstrong supcrpcdcas
allowed
Halls executors ct al W.. Everett aupersedeas al
lowed.
Peery Va. Longacrc, sGPerscieas refused.
Williams W. Back, supcrsedeas refused.
The business before this Court is transacted With a
prompn'-s and efficiency that render an acceptable
medium betSeen the Circuit and Supreme Courts. The
next term will commence the 18th Of December 1854
- Winchester Rep.
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d- that the contraction the intc.oceanc route
tho Na.aI. FL.