Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-11

the Russian Res rre.
u4 HALIFAX, Feb. a
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Cap,
Judkins, from Liverpool, at noon, Saturday
the 2le, Jan, arrived here at quarter pas
~ O'Clock, this P. NJ, bringing 79 through
passengers.
.@ THE TURKISH WAR.
We have further accounts OF the battle o
Cilale, confirming the Turkish successes
1t appears that the Russians we're concen-
,rating a force at Citale, in order to attack
Kalafat, on the 18th, but on the 9th, fifteen
thousand Turks marched out of Kalatat, at
tackled and Stormed Citale, had conflict
with the Russians, in the field on the 7h,
and resumed the battle on the Sth-ending,
in the evening, with the total discontinue ef
the Russians, who confess 10 1000 killed,
and their generals, Aurep and Turnout,
wounded.
On the 9th, the Turks having remained
over night on the field beyond Ciale, attack
ed the reserve of Russians, drove them back
upon Kraiova, with the loss OF cannon, and
immense slaughter on both sides On the
10th the Turks, having razed the Russian
Notifications, returned 10 Kalafat. The
Turks were commanded in this action by
Seian Pacha. Zedlissky, and Mehemed
Pacha, one of whom probably Mehemed--
is reported killed.
The above victories were officially announ-
ced to the French and British Embassies.
There is very little news from Asia.
Letters Prom Trebzonde, Of the 9th
December, say that Schamyl had organized
a Polish rife regiment, 1900 strong. He has
plenty of provisions and ammunition, and is
organizing an army at Daghaston. The
Abassians are in alliance with him.
The Hungarans and Poles, who had been
waiting at Constanlinople for employment,
were shipped on the I'd of January, for the
army in Asia.
Klapka declined an Asian command, but
offers 10 serve in Europe.
On the 5th of January the whole of the al.
lied fleets were in the Black Sea.
Two ships had been sent with the follow
ing 10 the Russian government, at Sebastopol
conformably with the orders Of the British
and French governments.
"The British squadron, in concert with
that of France, is on the poin, of appearing
in the Black Sea- The object Of this move.
ment is to protect The Ottoman territory
from aggression or hostile acts. We apprize
YOU thereof with view TO prevent all col
lission tending to disturb the amicabe rela'
tons existing between our governments, which
we are desrcus OF preserving, and which. nc
~tioub,, you are equally anxious 10 maintain
To this end we should feel happy TO learn thai
you, animated by these inienions, had deem
ed it expeden, 10 give the requisite insiruc'
tions TO the Admiral commanding the Rus
sian forces in the Black Sea, so as TO obviae
any occurrence calculated 10 endanger peace
lSigned) REDcLlFFE.
PARAGUAY DHLLIERs."
Around Sebastopol and the Coast OF Grim
ca the Russians are erecting batteries, and
have exiinguished all the ligh, houses.
On the 31s, Of December the Porte made
ihe following notifications TO he note o
the four powers; First-lns'ead of evacu
alton of the Principai,ies as soon as possible
say within fifteen to twenty days after ih'
acceptance by Russia. Second-Ihe renew
al of treaties to be with special reference II
ihe integrity and Independence OF Turkey
The Porte will ameiorate her administrative
system alone and spontaneously.
On the raceipt of this at Vienna, the Eng
iish. French, Austrian and Plusian represen
talives met, and drew up protocol, stating
that the Pories terms were good and salts
factory. They were Immediately sent OIL b.
coulter to ST. Petersburgh, where they woal'
arrive about the 19Ih.
The Pot,e's demand that the note shall b'
definitely accepted or rejected within tort.
davs from January the %, and the Princi
pali,ies evacuated within from twenty II
thirty days of the date of the C2ar's letter o
acceptance. This demand is on the way |,
81. Pe,ersburgh.
On the 18th January, the British an
French Ministers at ST, Petersburgh ais
communicated to the Russian Minister c
Foreign Affairs the entry OF the allied fleet
into the Sea The Cars reply was nc
known when the Arabia sailed, and all Er
rope was anxously awaiting it, as indication
had already transpired lha, he wonld at one
Withdraw his ambassadors from France an
England, and formally declare war. Noil
ing else is looked for.
GREAT BRITAIN.
England is actively recruiting her coa
Volunteer Artillery and coast defence guard
ten thousand men are wanted. Exeriior
are also making 10 man The Navy, and lw
more ships are fitting out, but apparently
land forces.
The governor has agreed TO send out tw
steamers, under Captain hgleield, 10 fene'
the Arctic search.
FRANCE.
The greatest activity prevails in the Frenc
navy yards. The operatives are ordered
work on Sundays, and every ship is TO
fitted for sea immediately. A levy had als
been made of all seamen between twent
and forty years old, and all the NewfOunt
land fishermen are drafted into the fleet
Stores for forty thousand soldiers, are read
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