The daily union., 1854-02-03
Three Days Later from Europe.-ArriSai OF the
Asia.
LATEST PHASE EASTERN wAR-SEcoTIATIoRs--
wAR-PEKsIAS AFFAIRS.

THE wAR--pERsIAs AFFAIRS.
From the London Times, January 10.
The answer OF The Emperor OF Russia To the inlna-
ton that the combined fleets OF England and France have
been ordered 10 enter and occupy the Black has not
yet arrived but i appears, by Information Transmitted
through Vienna that before The orders last sen. 10
the British and French admiras could be executed the
Russian government had commanded all It's vessels Of
war to return Sebsstopol that on one element at
least the Emperor reres. II deserves observation, that
although The Russ ian cruisers have been thus with
drawn. The Emperor has not yet manifested any nten
uon OF Withdrawing the imperial ENJOYS. His policy
still is TO AVOID long possible diree, rupture with
the maritime powers, and be may consent to name
plenipolentary TO attend the proposed conference, ior
the purpose OF holding his antagonists in suspense, II not
OF terminating The dispute. la the me the answer
OF The Porte TO the proposals OF the four powers and TO
The collective note OF the 9Th OF December has reached
Vienna. This answer contains The terms which, as
we have recently stated the Sultan 10 ready 10 make
peace and those terms entirely adopted by the four
powers, who are TO transmit Them without delay TO 81
Peersburgb The union OF the four powers is therefore
unbrokeD, and they agreed between themselves and
with Turkey the terms 10 be offered TO the EmpeIor
Nicholas Should he bave the niauaiion TO reject them
he will reject what all Europe pledged 10 maintain and
demand what all Europe is pledged 10 refuse. The
got,aton has thus reached advanced stage Than
any which has preceded it. and the of the court
OF ST. PeersbuIgh 10 this last application must be final
and decisive The communication now addressed TO II rs
the ultmatan OF the Porte and OF It's allies
The doubts which must attend the further progress OF
this work of pacicalion, depending It now does
trey the assent OF Russia, not lessened by the
last incidents Of the We attached little credit 10
the assertions confidently put forward by oil the
foreign papers, that action, in which the Turks de-
fealed $4,000 Russians, had been fought in Little Waa
CHA the 10Th OF December, Tor had that statement
been correct il must long this have been confirmed.
But we have now intelligence through Belgrade on which
reliance may be placed, to the effect thai the Turks,
the 9th inst with division OF $4,000 attacked the
Russians in an enencbed position not lar from Kaaia
and carried with great slaughisrihe Russians having
lost, according To this despatch, $500 men reinforce
meDt OF Russian troops advancing from karau also
repulsed with loss Cale or Icheta, where this affair
occurred is pace overlooking the valley of the Dam
ube, about six miles higher up The stream than Widdn
aud kalafat and II is probable the Russians hoped to
turn The Turkish position and perhaps 10 cross the rv
er, al above this point. To have thus assumed the
offensive, and attacked with Russian division
entfenched camp is by far the greatest exploit The
Turkish army has performed since The commencement
OF the war, and await with great interest the arrival
OF further particulars. Ii clearly however, OF es
senal importance 10 the Turkish commanders at Kalafa
10 dislodge the Russians from position which gave
them the command OF the upper portion OF the ve and
doubtless intended to play important part the
operations contemplated against the lines Of Kaafai H.
SELF The intelligence OF this engagement comes through
on the 10Th.
The most important. intelligence, however. which we
have received from the East to-day relations
with Persia. quarrel had arisen between the British
charge datiaifes at Teheran and the Persian with
reference 10 The affairs OF Hadjl Abdul kerim, a
native OF Candahar protected by The British government
This person, who IS man o great wealth. has demands
upon the Persian government which it has been the duty
OF the British legation to support. The Persian gov
ernment, The other hand, claimed him its sub
leci, liable 10 all such exactlons might please the
Shah TO put upon him. and length refused with much
insoence grant the redress which the required
lha the BRUSH charge d'afaires, Mr. Taylour Tbomp
son, was compelled 10 suspend diplomatic relations with
the ministers oil The Shah. The effect OF this spirited
measure was prompt and eifectual. Within very short
time The Persian government showed Ills readiness TO
comply with his demands and TO restore friendly relations
with Eagland. The tables were completely turned on
Prince Dolgorcuki, the Russian minister, and, al
though he threatened the Shah OF Persia with the
t,parr Hg-nla af he
ed every 10 restore Russian influence, the
British charge datiaires remains, for the present,
master Of the field. Mr.. Thompson appears deserve
great credit for his firm and Judlcous conduct in this
emergency but the effects oil bis not
fined 10 relations with Persia Difficulties had
arisen, is well known, between that country and Tur
key the two States were on the brink OF war, and IL
said that Persian troops preparing 10 march
under Russian officer TO attack the Turks Armenia.
Fortunately, the settlement of the dispute with England
seems 10 have included arrangement with the Porte,
for the Turkish minister al Teheran has received positive
assurances from the Sudder Ann, FIRST Minister Of
The Shah, that no movemen, OF troops hostile TO the ot-
toman empire will be made by Persia, and that the forces
concentrated in the northern provinces OF the kingdom
placed there solely 10 watch the progress of events
and 10 prevent internal disturbances Thus far, then,
the Russian government has failed in ils designs upon
Persia, and in the attempt TO convert that country into
source Of annoyance 10 the British empire in India of
additional danger Turkey fresh Russian mission
said TO be on its way to Teheran, and WILL doubt,
require incessant vigilance 10 resist the effect oil all the
brbes and intimidation at lis disposal but upon the
whole, Inc IeTedns seem 10 De tndt they nave
more both to hope and to fear from England than from
any northern power, and the momen, would be well
chosen give greater importance 10 the Brsh mission
in that country, where the embassies sent the early
part of the century laid the foundation OF long and
u alliance. For the present, however, the difficulties
which seemed TO threaten in that quarter al an
end
From the London Daily News, January u.
AUSTRIAN OUTRAGE ON AN AMERICAN crTIzES.-The
following documents--as will indeed sufficiently appear
from an ausoa in Mr. Drink waters letter 10 t6e Amer
Presluent-COUgtltuP n he
repondence that has arisen of the gross and unpro.
voked outrage detailed nIhe fourth letter of the series
We shall have 10 say upon this subject in a day
or two:
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1854.
SIR have the honor 10 enclose copy OF a letter
which received this morning from Rev James Cook
Richmond, addressed TO your Presidents and also en-
close copy OF letter which have myself addressed to
the President Both OF these letters will leave by the
Atlantic address you the head OF your country :
foreign minister's and you WILL perhaps, pardon should
urge the necessity OF your using your influence with
your brother minister in Vienna, TO induce him TO
like a IN this matter.
You mus, be the bes, Judge of wha, your countrymen
will say when the whole facts in ertcnso shall be laid
before them.
r. B. DRINKWATER.
His Excellency JAMES BuoHAsAs, London.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, Jan 10, 1854.
Sin, The enclosed letter arrived this morning The
case consider, is of great consequence and urgen-
cy am having three copies taken OF the letterone
am sending 10 your minister London by this evening
posts one shall send 10 the Daily News in the
of week, (Mf Richmond at present acts NJ OF their
correspondensD and one shall send BY the next steam