Washington sentinel., 1854-03-03
fureign gntelligsnts.
by THE ANDES.

The Eastern Wharf.-The period oiforty days
allowed by the Porte for the acceptance by Russia
of the terms of adjustment proposed by the four
powers and assented 10 by the Turkish cabinet,
expired on February Sth, and the Porte or lis al
lies are now fully justified in taking, without fur
ther notice, such measures as they may deem ne
cessary, in opposition TO the czar.
Advces from Constantinople state that the
French and English admIrals had fixed the period
of fifteen days from 9th January for the Russian
vessels 10 return TO their harbors in the Black
sea. .ss
letter from Trebzond, of the 11th, states that
Lhamyl, at the head of 10000 Circassans, was
marching against Zakatila, an important military
position of the Russians.
Three Russian regiments, one OF which is the
Chasseurs of ODESSA have been so cut up that
they must be completely reorganized before they
can again take the field.
semi-crcle the extent of which about thirty
five English miles, around the Turkish position at
Kalafat
Early on the morning of the 2Sth, there was
general advance on the part of the Russians, and
on the evening OF the same day the right wing
had left Citate, about seven English miles nearly
in the rear. The centre met with considerable
resistance, but when the Infantry came up, the
Turks retired to their entertainments The left
wing has taken up position IN the nelghporhoou
of Koeschati.
VIENNA, FRIDAY NIGHT FEB. 10.-Advices from
Bucharest, of the 9th instant, announce that Su0
Turks, with eight gun-boa,s, and four sailing craft,
crossed The Danube from Rutzchuck to Giurgevo,
early on the morning of the 9Th. They landed
near the quarantine building, and arranged them
selves in line of battle They were received by
two battalions of Russians, with murderous hre,
which lasted three hours. The Russians suffered
severely, and the Turks finally returned 10 Rutz-
chuck. .a
The following despatch speaks positively OF a
late conflict
BELGRADE, Feb. "a serious fight took place at
Toiana on the Goth ultmo, with great loss on both
sides. The Turks retreated 10 kalaiat.
ST PETERSBURG, FEB. 3.-Since Count Orlofs
departure, great animation has prevailed, but mat
tiers wore sombre and warlike aspect
The Very Latest.
| LONDON, Tuesday mornmg.-The second ed-
ton Of the Mo,niny Herald published the following
4 private despatch, telegraphed from Paris, where
it first appeared in the Debats.
CoNsTANTINopLE, January 2S.-On the Russian.
| squadron receiving intelligence that the combined
fleets had left the Black sea, and returned to Con-
stantinope five of the Russian frigates were put
TO sea, and proceeded TO Chefiakil, where they
attacked the fort, but without much success, as
they were obliged to steer of in consequence OF
warm reception.
There are some doubts as 10 the authenticity of
the above report, but il had been received from
two different sources.
The Globe announces the currency OF rumors at
Paris of possible reopening of negotiations be-
tween the two great powers, but adds that there
is nothing 10 show that the rumors are Deserving
of any credit
The Paris correspondent of the Times, how
ever writing on Sunday evening, says:
g II is certain that fresh negotiations on the
topis for the settlement of the southern question;
and however, these are destined to terminate,
hopes again very generally entertained that
negotiations will not be unsuccessful"