The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-26

There is q rumor that Bucharest had been storm
| ed-this is perhaps premature.
| lhe son OF ArHs PashA Is named Minister oil
War and fresh levies are raisingin Egypt
The pay of the Turkish army l. disbursed rcgu.
| larry
pi~na, Ereain9 Of lotA Nos.-The followin,
are The conditions insisted on by Omar Parha IN
note forwarded to Prince Gorchakoff: Ali the
strongholds 10 the P,'ncipeliiics 70 be immediate
given into ta &c hands q the Tarks--shecomplete
sele, and guarantees from all thepowers against
| similar invasion. s
| lBr SUMMARIZE rELEenApHl
Paris, Erenaas Of lltA Nor.-- The Bourse closed
| a. follows Three per cents 1890: Four and a
hall per cents ss s5; Bank 2s.45.
According TO the latest accounts received hare
from Constantnople, the Sultan has nositivey 70.
submitted to him. p''''a''e's As'e
l. Is freely reported that $500 French tr.ons
w oe sent 70 Turkey but the orders are not to be
s ~ me Minister of War until the RECENT of
| nople. e' az eohs1antt
Lsrerpooi Cotton Market .Sa.ardav. sales
=, cotton today have been 60o0 bales the markets
ciosing firm. '-e '''a' Ae's
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM INDIA.
me overland India Mail has been telegraphed,
The Car has formed an alliance with Dost Ma.
nomett 10 proclaim war against the British Ia india
y britain persists N supporting Turkey aIaroe
Russian force is to invade Bokhari and a Persian
army is collecting in the Valley of Sooltania to CO.
operate with Russia against Turkey n this ia
confirmed. the Briish Parliament win assemble
forthwith to devise measures to avert the dangers
that threaten India From other sources we learn
that Persia is not hostile to Turkey SO perhaps all
| this Is baseless.
TURKEY AND RussIA-oFFIcIAL TRLEoaapHc
DESPATCH
Inc Consul OF France at Bucharest to NJ de
Bourguency, November 9th. "onthe I'd and Ard of
November The Turks crossed the Danube from Tur
tukai 10 Al.enitza to the number of abou. 1a 400
| men. On the 4th Gen, Parlof attacked them with
sVVothei, ana after brisk cannonade combat took
| place with bayoncts between the two armies The
Turks maintained their positions at Alteniza and
have fortified them The combat lasted hours; in it
the Russians lost several officers and l36 priyaes
kllled-and superior officers, Is suballei ne and
| 4I9 priyates wounded The loss on the Turkish
| side Is not known. 1000 Turks occupied Kalarche
| 20o0hay established themselves on an Island in
front OF Giurgiyo and Il, 900 in Lesser Walla.
| CHA.
The following is private account of the battle
| received from Vienna:
Another engagement has taken place. in which
| l4supertor Russian officers fell The Turks re.
NAMED masters OF the field, and the Russians were
retrealng on Bucharest Previous to the battle the
| Turks had constructed building and tete de pont
al kaafat which served the basis of their opers
| uons 1t appears that Omar Pacha crossed at
three points with 1s 600 at Altenitza 1000 at Kali.
| vache AMI 200 at Giurgivo. Skirmshes continu.
ally occurred at the outposts Before the crossing
| OF the Danube, body of Cossacks came to the
rivers bank and made sgns of insult to the Egyp-
tlans VINO rushed to their boats, rowed across the
| river IN the face OF the Cossacks fire. and having
punished them WELL aud chased them some distance
inland, returned in triumph TO the camp
| There are rumors of several other movements
OF the Turks at different points along the Danube,
and OF the destruction Of Russian steamer at Hor.
sova but these reports, though probable, do not
| rest on sufficient authority to state as facts
selim Pacha has crossed the Russian frontier in
Asia, and battle has taken place near Baltoum-
300 men were engaged, and both Armies fell back
| as night came on.
At second battle in Asia the Russians were de-
| feated. moth Oct. Masko Bey, an officer of Sc
lin Paeha's staff with small force was suddenly
attacked by body OF Russian cavalry. lie fell
back fighting, towards the main body Of the Tur-
kish army, and the battle speedily became general
!o,O0o Russians were engaged IN it. After hard
fighting the Russians were defeated and fed pur-
sued by the Turks who planted the Sultan's stan.
dard and made their quarters at the Russian posi-
ton OF Orelle; hours distance from Ciorock dere
where the battle began. The Russian force defeat.
ed and driven back to Bucharest, were the main
body of the Russians under General Danenberg,
| 80, 600 to 40, 900 strong "
II this be true, the news is summed up thus: The
Turks have beaten the Russians in Asia. The Tur-
rigrt, comprising their principal force, while the
Turkish centre has whipped 9, 200 Russians at Tur-
tukai and Is now pressing in upon Bucharest
| The TAcTIcs.-The policy ofthe Russians is sup
posed to be, to draw the Turks from their present
advantageous positions to bring them to a battle
that shall decide the campaign. The intention ot
Omar Is to keep his promise TO drive the Russians
from the Prncipalities and to make his head quar-.
tiers at Bucharest
Diplomacy ags uselessy in the rear of the fight
ing and even yet hopes to adjust matters, but not
till after decisive battle shall have been fought
Condition Is, that to savethe Cars amour propre
negotiations shall not be recommended after any
| engagement in which the Russians are worsted
Typhus fever is raging in the Russian ranks, and
has reduced the number OF fighting men to e5 0O0
and it will be six weeks before reinforcements can
arrive from Bess Arabia
The Gear had requested the Montenegrins to
operate against the Turks.
The Porte has decided that foreign refugees shall
not be employed in Europe, but may serve in Asia
Abdi Pacha is to be removed from the Asiatlc
command.
Constantinople remains quiet.
The Gar has issued the following arrogant man
ifesto:
BY the Grace of DIVE, Nicholas the First
Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias, by our
Manifesto of the 18th of June OF the present year
we informed faithful and well beloved subjects
OF the motives which made it incumbent TO de-
uand from the Ottoman Porte, involsbe guarantees
in favor of the sacred rights of the Orthodox Church
We at the time, announced to them that all
efforts to bring the Porte, by means of amicable per-
suaSlon, TO sentiments OF equity and TO ialhn OBJ
servance OF treaties had remained utless, and that
consequently, deemed it indispensable order
our troops the Danube. But, adopting that uiea.
sure, still entertained the hope that the Porte
would confess its errors and would resolve give
satisfaction to our just reclanatons Our expeditions
have been deceived. 1t sin vain also that the great
powers of Europe have endeavored, by their exhot.
tations shake the blind obstnacy of the Ottoman
government 1t is by declaration OF war, by pro-
camaon replete with fatal accusations against Rus
sia that replied to the pacific efforts OF Europe TO
forbearance finally, enrolling IN the ranks of Its
army, the revolutionsIs OF all counties The Porte
has commenced hostilities the Danube. Russia il
provoked to the combatno other means is left them
than recourse to arms, to compel the Ottoman go
veIument to treaties and TO obtain from II the
reparation for the offences by which responded TO
| most moderate demands, aud to cur legitimate
solicitude for the defence of the Orthodox faith IN
the East, which is also the religion OF the Russian
| people. " firmly convinced that our faithful
subj scts will join in the feryent prayer which We adj
dressed to the High that he may deign to bless
in the holy and just cause which has at Gil
times found ardent defenders in our pous ancestors
| In te domino sperdvi eoRfouadar dcteT7auw.
Done at BaIskal the third day Ut November, IN the
| year of Grace, 1885, and the Twenty-eighth OF our
| reign. NICHOLAS.
The Lord Mayors banquet took place usual Oh
the 18th, aud attended by all the Cabinet and For
| eign Minist rs, including Mr. Buchanan Mr. b.
| speech merely complimentary to successful
| ISSUE .
| The Earl of Aberdeen referred to his known policy
of peace but said that while he still followed peace
| policy, it not impossible to engage III wsr to
| prevent greater evils.
| The othar Ministers made political illusions.