Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-14
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
4RRWAL OF THE STEINER PACIFIC.


New YORK, Dec. lS.-The Collins steam
ship Pacific, Captain Nye, from Liverpool 29th
ult., arrived this morning at l ! o'clock.
There is nothing decisive from the seat o.
War.
In England matters had arrived at a crisis,
and Parliament would probably be summoned
for the purpose of imposing new taxes
Since the terrible battle of Inkermann on
the 9th of November, when the allies lost
1000 men, and the Russians $1,000, neither
party had been in condition TO resume hostil-
ities ; consequently there is no news
The reported battleo the 18th is false.
The utmost alacrity is manifested i'll France
and England in sending reinforcements, as
the existence OF the allied armies depends on
them. Several thousands of troops had al
ready arrived.
1t is reported that the Russians have cap
tured two English cruisers in the Baltic.
Louis Napoleon announces that powerful
provision will be made for the allies III Bessa-
rabia.
The Austrian, Prussian, and German diplo-
matisls, are active in endeavoring to get up
new negotiations but, France and England
have notified them that they will not now treat
on the basis Of the four conditions.
The LATEST BY Constantine
pie, Nov. 20.-A terrible gale occurred in the
Black Sea on the l4th instant, during which
two English transports were lost. The
Prince and the Sea Nymph foundered with all
on board. Three mail steamers have been
stranded, but got afoat again. The Sampson s
machinery is damaged. The Retribution was
saved by throwing her guns overheard. The
Terrible escaped injury. The Henry ". and
alto are lost.
O1aseo Nov Trbroo sb;De &c lIna
and eighteen transports were greatly damaged
in the gale Of the 14th.
Berlin, Tuesday. The Russian answer to
the Prussian note, expresses the willingness
of the Emperor to treat on the following terms
LIST, Upon the guarantees of the five powers,
of tie rights of the Christian subjects of the
Ottoman Porte, without distinction as to pre-
fession. ID, A common protectorate of the
Principalities to be exercised by the five
powers, on the terms of the now existing trea-
ties between Russia and the Porte. Sd, A re-
vision of the treaty of 1871. 4th, The free
navigation of the Danube.
The Russian losses at the battle of the In
hermann are confirmed at IL, 900 in killed and
wounded. The Allies had buried 5000 Rus
slams left dead on the field.
The Paris Mositeur affirms that there were
10000 Russians engaged at Inkermann.
The hurricane of the l4th did not extend
beyond the Black Sea, and supplies and rein
foreements were constantly arriving, in 81 lite
of the stormy weather.
Constantinople dates of the Goth state that
during the previous ten days OF least $4,000
men, to reinforce the allies, had sailed for the
Crimea, and passed the Bosphorus on their
way thither.
A despatch from Gen. Canrobert, dated Sc
bastopol, 18th, states that the operations o.
the siege were progressing well, and that the
health and spirits of the armies were good
1890 men of Gen. Mayran's advanced guard
had landed, on the 18th.
The Russians are strongly fortifying the
Dnieper line near Mohiloff.
Forty thousand Turks are concentrating
near Powan.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 26.-Menschikoff
writes on the evening of the 18th, that the
siege operations had been suspended, and that
the cannonade had gradually relaxed. On
the 18th it had almost entirely ceased.
Lord Palmerston still remaiued in Paris.
CoMMERcIAL.-Saleso OF Cotton at Liverpool
for week ending 2Sth, 900 bales at an av-
erage decline of l-Sd.
Breadstufs had declined early in the week,
but had recovered at the close