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a better feeling prevailed in the Liverpool |
Cotton market; breads,uffs were becoming |
cheaper Money was comparatively easy
and the British funds steady, Notwithstanding |
the warlike aspect of affairs.
From The seat Of war there is an account
ol severe battle at Giuryego, in which the
Turks are said 10 have the advantage. a..
Russian intrigue had succeeded in exciting
some Of the people of Greece 10 insurreclion
Omar Pacha, the Turkish COMMANDMENTS.
Chief, has recovered his health.
The combined fleet was comparatively
inactive. Great Britain and France were
proceeding with great activity in preparation
for war. The contingent of len thousand
troops 10 be supplied by England was to be
immediately despatched and several of the
large steamers of the Peninsuar and Oriental
Company had been claimed for the service
OF carrying the troops. The particulars Of
the intelligence are subioined.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
BUCHAREST, January e6.-We have here
29 Russian generals, l9 of whom belong 10
the corps of General OstenSacken The
Greco.Slavonic Legion already numbers
5000 volunteers. Prince Alilosch will com.
mand this corps.
VARNA, January 2O-Omer Pacha is Ell.
tlrely restored 10 health A Wallachian
general, two or three American officers, and
several French and Swedish officers, have
arrived at headquarters 10 take service in
the ottoman army. Considerable reinforce.
ments are Oh march from Sophia to Kalafal
where there is already assembled an army
ol $4,000 men, provided with numerou.
and excellent train Of artillery. Before the
entry of the fleets into the Black Sea, The
Russian cruisers were constantly in obserya.
lion upon the coast. They have since en-
tirely disappeared, and the Turks have com.
plele possession of the Euxine
VIENNA Feb. 7.-The Ocst CorrcsponScr-
announces that, while Russia and Turkey
were fighting in Great Wallachia. Austria
saw no reason for placing corps on the
Turkish frotier but now that Lesser Walla.
CHA has become the theatre of war, The
government has resolved TO station % Oot
men IN the Woywodna for the security O
the frontier,
VIENNA, Feb. Owe learn by tcegraphi
advces from Constantinuple, that the Turk
ish cabinet has been dismissed, and lha, on
in favor of compromise with Russia ha
been formed.
VIENNA, Feb. 7.-On the 9Th, a smart alfai
took place near Giurgevo, between the Turk
and Russians. The loss on either side wa
considerable. 1t appears that 5000 Turk
crossed the Danube, routed the Russian our
posts, and attacked the town, after whic
they retired.
"WrDpIN, Feb. 3.-Omar Pacha is sufei
ing from iyphus fever" A despatch fror
Vienna, in reference 10 Omar Pacha, state
that he had had the ague, but had recovered
GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Times saws: We have an
thorliF for saying that there is no foundatio
Tor the statement that the Cunard steamer
have been engaged BY government TO COZ
vey troops 10 Turkey.
The number Of British troops 10 be de-
patched al once is 10, 600 officers and me,
but as many more will be held in readue
should they be required. If possible. Ii
following will proceed oG the 18th or 18th
three baitalions of guards, the 18th, 2Slh, 80
and 18Th regiments of foot second bal,ulIc
OF rifles, and four companies Of artillery
The others will follow as soon as The lroo
can be got ready. I, is also intended
send out at least three regiments of cayalr