Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-06
a. SEVEN DAYS
Later f'r0hla Europe.
III
Arrivalio the Canae a. -
The couard Steamer Canada arrived at Halifax


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7, was cred;by csr,a;u ,bn, The combined EsnoI;sb
sErancb ana Is,rL "a; s,oo,s haa a,a,od ,ha RlacL
Sea ON the IOh ult The sn,,osad lasin.t;on b.;,g
[ Sebas,ono Three aims fran each SQUADRON were
left 10 3hard fhc annroaches m ,he
20, Lsu;no T.s,,an,I, d.clara 10, h shd o
sider The eu,ry II h;,,s ~ .a ;a,o ,hs RIacL Ssa
a. eon; valen, n a declaration NJ war
1,ha ,v;,bdr.,..I-,f me Rnss;sn M;n;s,ors rom
| paris and .andon Is immeda,elv ooked Eor On
the othsr hand Il il seo;-oHicialiv announced fam
Vienna. thatfhe 0ee,s enter The Black Sea on peace
! foI erYands 10 nreven, further cnliis;ons
Tbere =. n ,unar cnrran, tha, tho
| des,uctiou rf the Ace, ;ao;,s was kno,yn in
Cnns,an,;nonle eGor The If the disas,et conld
| possiby have reached there. Tbe Turks imagine
| bs ,,. nIanoad Win the, ,nnsenr ~ The
| British Goveroneni ~ ;p,,m;da,e The AEGEAN,
| il, ,e,,ns Of neaceA "a Il
|. II anrears Thai he Russian Admiral ohserved the
Turk;sh Bo,;Ila a, anchor ~ Shame on tho 0Sd of
Nvo,,har ai al,h,oh ,Irasd n,n,har;,,, ,bo
Turkish Aeei he as nj Tar three more line of batle
shins. which ;oned him on he 27lh. and the hattie
was Ionpbt IN the 30ih
| ;Ths oa,,s &c ~ T.rk;sb Aeet he;no 4, Sinone
vas carried n The Russians bv an Ans,, ian
Dmlona,i stss,ve as busv AZ ever. Z,
ThesParis Debots plblishes a document purnort.
ing TO he the letter OF instructions sent by The four
Movers 10 Their ambassadors at Consantinonle IN
HINES baf the Porte vii; circumscrbe the dificulfv
between ilse and Russia. within The true limits
and avoid introducing new elements into the war II
calls ON Turkey 10 declare thar she is srll desrous
/ az a nac,fc settlement. accenmo The assurances NJ
Russia that no infringement of the Sntan's soyer-
eighty is intended: IS prepared 10 discuss proposaIs
Ear re-estaish;nq neafe and evacta,no The nr;nc;
naIies and suggests thai The Russian and Tmkish
Observation-Disclosures should moi treat excent in the nres
ence of the Cnnr powers: and that cty in "a neu-
trail country he selected for The session Of conference
Further, that the openne of The conference be the
sional lar an ar,nisiice
This desnateh the ambassadors are ordered IN
read 10 Redscbid pasha.
From Cons,anlnouIe. 18Th. we learn that the
courier hearing this note and letter had arrived and
The Ambassadors of the four powers forthwith mo-
ceeded TO act AS directed. The Sutan's reply was
exnected IN reach Vienna on the 26,h. Letters say
that he refuses to accept an arnisce but consents 10
send REPRESENTATIVE 10 the conference
German paners mention a doubtful ruulor that the
Gar also consents to send an envoy to the confer
euce The Paris Union denies this, and states that
the nnte had not even been officially forwarded 10
The Car and would not be until The Snan have re-
Piled
Gu the line of the Danube there has been some
lighting On the 4th, the Russians attacked the
Turkish POSITION OF KaIa(at. and forced the outer
entertainments, but we're eventually repused. The
carnage was great on both sides; in killed and
wounded the number is stated al 1000. This how,
ever must be received with caution. for the Russian
attack on Kalaat would be the signal fora Turkish
attack on Rassoya, GIurpeyo. OIenitza and Herso.
va to cause the Russians to divide their forces.
On the 18Th, two Russian steamers towing four
gun boats unstccessfuy attacked the Turkish n,si-
lion at Matscheni and were forced TO retire with
severe loss.
Nothing really later has been received from Asia.
Reliable nr,yate accounts from Erzeroum of INV
l7lh. confirm the previous statements of Turkish
success. which had induced the main BODY of The
I Turkish army 10 cross the Georgian frontier and
march upon iidis The Georgians everywhere vel.
coined the Turks.
A Turkish force occunied Er;yan. which lbe Rms
SLAMS had abandoned ON their approacb,
The reported Turkish defeat at Akhalzik is doubt
full althouph battle was certainly fought there No.
ven,ber 26ih, with considerable slaughter Although
without reliable accounts the general tenor of adj
vices indicates that the operations of the last
week in November were unfayorabe TO The Turks
A rupture between Persia and Enpland happened
anterior TO The declaration of war bv Persia aoainst
| Turkey and was caused by insults offered 10 the
British embassy Persia's declaration against TIM
key,~as caused BY direct promise Of me Car 10
remit the debt due. and 10 restore the disnued Ter
ritory. The Shar has placed 80 900 troons at the
| Cars disposal, and asks Tor Russian General 10
| command Them as
Tba Persian minister al,er bo.L;n, otf ra,at;aass
| with the Porte. retired 60 Baedad.
The Russian governu,en, orders that all foreign
merchant shi,,s oo;no ~ Ottoman nor,s in the Rlack
SEA shall be searched and ali car, Vino stores r
ni,ons Of war. shall be- seized. ahoush sail;ns m.
! der neutral 6ag. Turkey. on Inc sonra,v has ex-
tended The lei m Of AZ DAVIS ere The Russian merchants
! men shall be declared nrizes. sesf
ENGLANp.-A Cabinet Council met on the 23d.
I Lord Lansdo,vne was mt nresani
aIt has ,ransn;red hal Sir Geofge (7rav neaded IN
| bpatb as a reason far DECLINING he nrefarad nost
| &c Home Secretary. Amons, Others. rumor Offers
| itto Sir lanes Graham. sir Charles Wood. and
Lord Panmure. Itie also said that Lord PaImers
ton was invited to resume officethe reason assign.
| ed beno that Lord Clarendon uould RESIGN II Iord
| Tamars,on MOVE excindad from rhe C,,h;ns, Tbs
neonls sse,r snx;ons that he Earl If Aber,laaO
sbnnId res,g,.. and Ina, Parliament should he srm
,noned ~ r,'ar' = ~ m
Ths I;,,eraI cor,rIa;, ,ha, Princa All,sr;s
~ ~ Las, ~ ars ~ ,bs ,ro.',
Same attribute i ord Pslmers,ons restoration 10
c.hsI IL IA, ,,,sr,er Cnmnisnts are alsa naa .bat
/ Fr,ncesA 'nerl th u ~ po'it'cS.
! very severe weather mas oeen experienceds ana