The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-30
AFFAIRS IN INDIA AND CHINA.
THE CHINESE REVOLUTION.
TIE USSO.INDIAN ALLIANCE.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&o., &C.. &c.

The Unit ed States mail steamship Atlantic Capt West
from liverpool Wednesday the 18th OF November arr
we'd at this port about four O'Clock yesterday morning
The resignation of Lord Aberdeen, the Prime Minister
Of England reported in Liverpool the left
This may have been the result of Cabinet Council which
held in London Saturday the 18th inst II it be
true that Lord Aberdeen has resigned it is likely that
Lord Pamerston will become Minister of Foreign Affairs
and England take nrmer and decided stand in
of Turkey It continued to be generally circulated that
Parliament will be called together at early date.
The intes from the seat Of has crowded out
Of every other description Notwithstanding which
L. extremely difficult to arrive at anything Ae connect
I'd narrative in the confusion of contradictory and unda
ted dispatches that follow each other to the markets of
Paris and London.
The ast Geographic dispatches received at Liverpool
declared that the Sultan would place himself ct the head
OF his troops They also report great battle Osnsa
4etseen TIE Russians, under Prince Gorsaof, ard tie
Turks the Il inst Which the Russians ,ce ogain re
pulsed.
The general from other parts OF the continent OF
Europe possessed but little interest Engl snd for the
time being appears pesceaby disposed but the French
feel wake and their Emperor thinks that the Car Of
Russia has gone too far and the moment is at hand
when neither honor interest will permit the sword OF
France to 'slumber in its scsboard OF the people
would lead many Of them beyond the confines o. their
own city seemed to depend in great measure judging
rom the tone Of their journals upon the policy to be
adopted by England. Prusss in the meantime, reserves
60 herself full liberty of action"
Liverpool cotton had been freely offered with but lit
Gle demand The market closed tsmely at previous quo
tatiops. There good, but not animated enquiry
Cor wheat and four at previous full quotations Indian
corn was dull
AnnrU tba hvr boA IA roIa n
B. Lawrence, bearer of Dispatches Gen. Watson Webb
and NM Anna C. Lynch.
The Cunard propeller Andes also sailed from Liverpool
the same day.
Tie Asia arrived out Sunday forenoon, Nov ls, at
Quarter before 10 o'clock.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov Is, 1853.
THE BATTLE OF oLTESITzA-srATE OF AFFAIRS.
my last letter sent you the Iroclama lion Of OF
che Russian Emperor against Turkey The bullying
OF that document has given impulse to the war; In.
the action Of England and France is concerned
These have hitherto confined de-
tTatons but may presumed that they will short
sy be compelled to take active part the The feel
f. in England is very strong against with Russia,
English commerce would undoubtedly suffer, and the
prize of provisions already very high, would increase
but the popular voice is loud 1t the time against
Russia and loud thAif does up
TO the Aberdeen ministry will 60 TO the wall and Pal
merston be Premier. Cabinet councils held daily,
and il il rumored this morning that Parliament will meet
sooner than expected for despatch of business.
The effect produced in Francs by the Russian mani.
Yesto is well portrayed by article in the Aonitsuu,
which represents the personal opinions Of Louis Napo
hts government 1t re.utss AL the assertions Of
the Russian document an, says:-"In ssinp the Dl
nube The Turks not taking the Of. nsve; it is Otto
territory 1t is quite evident that collision with
the Western Powers may occur at any moment TIE
arsenals at Toulon busy occupied preparing arms
and ammunition. France and England have gene far
that they leave Turkey The combined fleets
are in the B sphorus.
To turn to the actual theatre of the Danube.
As must be expected the Geographic often
exaggerated and sometimes false Those through Vienna
necessarily favorable TO Russia first from sympathy
secondly because they from the Russian quarters.
Tofe from Constantnople probably the only
sions; but they pass through Vienna sometimes.
The report that the Turks had taken Bucharest no.
true but it quite clear that very ser fghting
has taken place, and that the Russians have had the
worst it. The Turks fortified both sides Of
the Danube and have a retreat upon schumls So
pbia varna in OF need On the 80, 4h, and 5th
NJ November there to have been continued lighting
In the vicinity of olenza The following Is the semi
pcial version OF the battle recived Paris from the
TIE BATTLE OF oLrESrTzA.
has received the following dtsils Of the
Of the An hs Turks and ms U
ube and the village OF 0entza that the embt
occupied but ling situated in the plain near
s Bsa srs apd nf s from
TIE Turks made Of the batteries Of that iortesa WITH
stut hundred and sixty to.es wiah q and sh.ll,
elevation General Dsnrenberg, who directed tbs
opestsps was short dis.ance from the Wills With his
killed Almost all the chef, de bzta
r e Ss x s.
has left for ol epitza II Intended attack
D6rov.
II appears that some Of the Turkish ba,taions
armed with Mimic rifles and did great execution among
the Russian officers Another account says
On the "a and I'd tho Russian General PauloT endea
rs. e os sa @ t sS
caused the Rusans Of ss hundred men among whom
s ssou ss sy eight Which L basis
Susssn that they lvsa make fresh s,T .
che az and through part 9TH The
have bad twelve hundred kea wounded sni i stated
oarbns made terrible havoc in the rauks q the OH
.an b al % hs1s ma "sSS
The second Sas d% se % All tho FOR
tssd places into hands Of the Turks and to aeuat, the
Ss osps Sultan
Of superiority.
That there should De come ulscrtphhcJ liz
es natural enough but they all agree that battle has
been fought that Turks have had the best OF It,
Prince GortchakoG the commander in chief OF the Rus
fan forces left Bucharest and advanced his head
quarters the Danube; the next feat OF arms VIII
probably be the battle sege, storming OF Buchs
rest
The Russian government has officially announced that
alter the ed November all Turkish vessels In Russian
harbors viii be seized lawful prizes At Odessa the
greatest activity prevails in the trade Four hun
Cred vessels entered that port the 10th ostober and
fnuhie shat wa Tas deposits