The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-02-08
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No Change 4 Note in Breadstuffs.

The Asia from Liverpool arrived this
morning. On the 18th she passed the
steamer America bound into Liverpool.
I'D The news is interesting. The allied
fleets up 10 The 3D. inst, could moi enter,
owing to storms, but on The Sd all proceed
ed to the Black Sea. excep, 6 left at Bri-
Gas Bay 10 guard the B~osphorus.
The first division OF the Turkish fleet
accompanied the allies. The I'd division
Femains anchored al Therapa.
: The Gar appeared 10 view the entry
OF the fleet as a declaration of war, and
he has ordered all his fleets 10 return 10
S~ebastopole. On Jan. 9Th The Turks
gained a brilliant success on Tho Danube.
They stormed and captured the Russian
en,renched camp at Gitila and put $500
of the enemy TO the sword.
They also attacked a body Of $4,000
Russians sent 10 relieve Citila and after a
sharp encounter compelled them TO retreat.
The Russians are thus driven back from
the position at which they proposed 10
cross the Danube.
The turkish force OF battle was $4,000
men and l5 gpns.
In Asia the defeat of the Turks under
ahe guardianship Of Abdi Pacha, is con-
fired, but Gen. Guju has gope TO the army
with full powers, and the spiri. Of the
Turks has revived, now that the allied
fleets are in the Black Sea-.
Re-inforcements can be sen, iip safety 10
Asia.
1t is confirmed that Petsia has resumed
negotiations with Britain and will not at
present attack Turkey.
The American ships Fletcher and Con-
dor had been fallen in with at sea wreck
ed. The crews and passengers were saved
and landed in Holland.
The infant Princess OF Spain had died
suddenly.
Rev. ]. g. Richmond complains ihath he
is detained a prisoner by the Austrian 20.
,lico in Hungary aud calls on ihe ". States
for redress.
China news isAp hand.
Annoy was Fe'captured by the Imperi.
Alists who ,massacred 1000 inhabitants.
From Persia we learn that the AGijan
envoy had left Teheran before the arrival
y of tho new Russian minister with a threa,
that if Persia formed an alliance with Rus
.sia the Af6jan would invade Theresa.
.5,i. GENERAL INTELLIGENcE.
The allied fleets, up 10 The 3D. inst. had
been unable tp enter the Black Sea, owing
TO storms ,bpt on that day they entered,
with the exception Of six ships left at Bey-
cos Bay, TO guard the B~osphorus. The
first division Of the Turkish fleet accom-.
panied the allies. The second division
remains anchored in the Bosphorus.
,I.;is admitted that Omar Pasha has brill
family out-manGuvered the II lssian com
mander. Other advantages on the Dan
,ube were formally notified by the Divan,
on the LIST inst, TO the ambassadors Of the
four powers. The details are not given,
but arc supposed TO be the storming and
capture of Korakal, with several skirmish.
.es Of lesser moment, a .N
.schaagl bad sent a messenger to the
Porte, announcing that he is p%reared tc
act eEergetically against the Russians
Turkish hopes in Asia consequently
brighten /; meanwhile negotiations go on,
The Sultan's Trade is published, approving
the decision of the Grand COUNCIL IL, oper
negotiations on the footing proposed BY
the four powers-TGrkey TO send a rep
-resen'ative TO q coaiereqce in q Replra
city,
II is confirmed that Persia has resumed
negotiations with Great Britain, and will
mot at present, attack the Turks. The os
.%tensible cause Of the difficulty with Grea
Britain was the claims Of Abdsl Karin,
British subject against The Persian Gov
eminent,