Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-07
Additional Foreign N ws by the Arabia

GREAT BRITAIN - Mr. Roebaek contradicts
the rumor that he Intends bring Prince Albert's
alleged political intermHdling before Parlia-
ment. M N
England is actively recruiting the coast volun-
teer, artillery. and coast defnce guard Ten thou
sand is the number reuuird
Government agrees to seid two steamers under
Capt. lnglefeld, to renew he Arctic search.
Messrs, Thompson, Bothers & Co., calico
printers at Clitheroe, nearManchester heve fail
ed.
The clipper ship John If Gaunt, from Canton,
was wrecked off Holyhead Several persons were
drowned. She possessed valuable cargo of teas
and silks.
The Daddy News publishes a continuation Of
the correspondence in tie case of Rev. Jas.
c. Richmond with Austria. No new facts are
given.
John Duty had been approved as consul to
Galway,
The TURKISH WAR-We have by this ar
rival further accounts of he battle of Cita!e,
confirming the Turkish successes. II appears
that the Russians were concentrating their forces
at Citale, in order TO attack Kalafat on the 18Th;
but on the 9th, Is, 900 Turks marched out of Kali
afat attacked and slormed Citale, resumed the
conflict with the Russians in the field on the 18th,
and renewed the attack on The Sth, ending in the
evening with the total discontinue of the Rus
slams, who confess to having had 1000 killed in
the affair, and 1000 wounded, including therein
their Generals Aurep and Tlinout.
On the 9th, the Turks, having remained over
night in the field hey ond Cimle, attacked reserve
Of Russians, and drove them back upon Krajo-
va, with loss Of some of their cannon, and an
immense slaughter on both sides.
On the 10th, the Turks having RACED the Rus
sian Qualifications, returned to KaIaiat. The
Turks we've commanded inthe action by Sem
Pasha, Mehemed Pasha ,oneof whom--Mehmed,
probably-is reported to be killed
By this arrival, we have but vely little from
Asia. letter dated Trebizonde, 10th Dec,
says that Schamy had organized Polish. rifle
regiment, 1900 strong; that ne has plenty of
provisions and ammunition; and that he is organ
izing an army in Daghistan.
The Abyssinians are in alliance with them.
The Hungarians and Poles who had been wait
ing at Constantinople for employment, were ship
ped Jan. I'd for the Asian army.
Gen. Klapka declined an Asiatic command,
but offers TO serve in Europe.
On the 9th of Jan. the whole Of the allied
fleets were in the Black Sea.
Two ships had been sent with the following to
the Russian Governor Of Sebastopol:
To the Governor of pol;-Conform-
ably with orders Of our Governments, the British
squadron, in concert with that of France, is on
the point Of appearing in the Black Sea- The
object of this movement is to protect the Ottoman
territory from aggression or hostile act. We APP
prise you thereof, with view to prevent all COL
lisions tending to disturb the amicable relations
existing between our Governments, which we are
desirous of preserving, and which, no doubt, you
are equally anxious to maintain. To this end
we should feel happy to learn that you, animated
by these sentiments, had deemed it expedient to
give the requisite instructions 10 the Admiral
commanding the Russian forces in The Black Sea,
50 as to obviae any occurrence calculated to en-
danger peace