Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-02-04
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Asia, from Liverpool the 18th of
January, arrived at New York yesterday. We have
the subjoincd summary of her news, which is i'm
portant, both in its political and commercial aspects
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The allied fleets to the Sd instant could not enter the
Black Sea- owing to storms but that day the entrance
effected by all Of them except six Ships which
left in Beycos bay to guard the Bosphorus The first
division remains anchored at the Rapids The Gar
supposed not to view the entry of the fleets decara
ton Of war; but has ordered all his fleet to
Sebastopol.
On January 9th the Turks gained brilliant success
the Danube having stormed and captured the Russian
entrenched camp at Ciale, Kaafat and put 500
of the enemy the sword. They also attacked body
of 900 Russians sent the relief of Citae and after
sharp encounter compelled them to retreat The Rus
slams thus driven back from the positions at which
they hoped to the Danube The Turkish force in
the battle 5000 men and fifteen guns 1t is admit
ted that 0mer Pasha has brilliantly the
Russian commander.
Other advantages the Danube formally notified
by the Dvan the st to the Ambassadors of the Four
Powers The details not given, but they suppos-
ed relate the stormng and capture Of Karaka and
to several skirmishes of less moment.
In Asia the defeat of the Turks under the generaship
of Abdi Pasha confirmed but Gen. Guyon has gone to
the army with full powers and the spirits Of the Turks
have revived Schamyl had sent messenger the Porte
announcing that he prepared to energeti-
cally against the Russians. The hopes Of the Turks in
Asia are consequently brighter
/ Negotiations still going The Sultan's trade il
published approving the decision of the Grand Council L
open negotiations the footing proposed by the Powers
Turkey send representative to the conference in
neutral city.
1t is confirmed that Persia hos resumed negotiations
with England and will not at present attack the Turks
The ostensibe of the difficulty with England
the claim of Abdul Kurin British subject against the
Persian Government.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
/ PARIS JAN. 16.-Rumors were circulated this after.
the Bourse that pacific news had been received
| from st. Petersburgh
VIENNA, THURsDAY.-Rumors of fresh successes by the
Turkish army in Walachia have alarmed the Austran
to-day 1t is rumored that the Emperor of Austria will
leave for Warsaw this evening to have conference with
the Emperor of Russia on the Eastern question.
From Persia learn that the Afghan Envoy left TIE
heran before the arrival Of the Russian Plenpoen
tary with the threat that Persia had formed an alliance
with Russia the Afghans would invade the Persian ter
| ritory
The rumors of the Russian defeat at Kaafat fully
confirmed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The infant Princess Of Spain has died suddenly.
The Rev. James " Richmond complains tnat ne is oe
tanned prisoner by the Austrian police at Kechenet in
Hungary and calls the United States for redress
The recapture of Annoy by the Imperaliss is confirm
ed who put thousand of the inhabitants to the sword
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, JANUARY II.
The Cotton Market has continued steady at firm prices
Fair Orleans sgd, mddng 6sd fair upland 6sd, mid
ding SD.
The activity and advancing tendency which previously
characterized the market for breadstus fell off on We'd
nesday and prices gave way leaving however, advance
3D. per barrel on -four and 20 per quarter The
quotations are: Canal -four, AS 3D. 1885, Philadelphia
and Baltimore ABS. 3D. AS. 3d.; Ohio, AIS Cd AIS.
Wheat Us. Sd. Us. I'd mixed Us. 3D. White corn
| 40 5ls; yellow and mixed 40 Sos.