The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10

LATTER 'tloM I9uRoPEV
Ar RIVAL OF TIE ASIA.
Fighting on he Ddhubs ~ 7nS Turks
y viSynr,so,,e - 'l,.lsasas-s -.
.Nrm January 1854.

FicLOTIOuS!
NNw YnRKf January 3l;l954.
y The steamer Asia arrived here io-day,
with Eivefpool dates toaihe. l4sll.l Alspsz
GENERAL INTELLrsENcE.-1'ho allied
fleets, uP 10, Jbe Sd inst, bad been unable
10 ehlsri,le Black Sea, owing ID siosms;
but that day they entered, with The
exception Of six ships left al Bsycos Bay,
TO guard the BJsphorns. 3'Fhs first divi-
sion Ofdhe TurkisIrAeet aceompaaiedi The
allies. The second division remains an
chorcd in the Bosphorns-
1 Ths Gar is moi Supposed 10 view the
entry or The Reet as declaration Of war,
but has ordered all his own feet to return
TO Sebaslopoh The Turks have gained
"a brilliant success onihe Danube, They
'siormed aud captured q Russion en-
ircnchcd camp at Cf,ale, near KalufSi,
and pdl 2500 ofihe enemy 10 tile sword
they also attacked rbodylof $4,000
|.ossians, sent 10 relieve Ciiale, and afief
sharp. encounter compelled them 10
retreat. The Russians are thus driven
back FROM positions BY which they hoped
10 cross the Danube The Turkish force
in the battle was Is, 900 men and Is
guns beAins 10 s9ila 9di lliR ebaom'
Il is admitted that OIncr Pasha has
brilliantly out.maneuvered the Russian
commander. Other advantages on the
Danube werc formally notified by The
Diyan. on the lsrlnsi., 10 the ambassadors
Of the four powers. The details are not
given, but ale supposed to be the storms
ing and capture Of karakal, with sevcral
skirmishcs Of lesser moment.
Z III Asis, the defeat OF the Turks, under
the bad generalsIip Of Abdi Pasha lis
confirmed, bul Gen. Gllyon has gone 10
ibc army with full powers, and the ,spiri,
Of The Turks has revived. rr
Schan,yl had sen, a messenger TO ilie
R5ris, announcing thai lie was now pre-.
pared TO act energetlcal'y against tho
Russians. Turkish hopes in Asia cons
seqnenlly brighten; meanwhile negoiia>
lions 20 on. The Sulian's Trade is pub>
lished, approving the decision Of the
Grand Conncil 10 opcn nogoii tions on
:he footing proposed by the four powers
Turkey to send a representative TO q
conference in neutral city. .,a,.. a,,.,.,s
Ii is confirmed that Persia has resumed
negotiations with Great Britain, and will
not, OF present, attack the Turks. The
osiensiblo cause Of eihe difficulty with
G.ea, Britain was the claims Of AbbaI
Karin, British sulj"c', against the Per-
sian Government.
The American ships Edward Fletcher
and Connor wero fallen in with at sea.
wrecked. The crews and passengers
were saved and landed in Holland. n /
The infant Princess Of Spain died sud.
denly.
Rev. James c. Richmond complains
that he is detained prisoner l,y the Aus.
trian police, at Hecbena, in Hungary,
and calls on the United States for redress.
The latest China news state that Annoy
had been recap,ured by the lnperialists,
who massacred 900 OF the inhabitants.
Rumors were circulated IN the Bourse
that pacific news had been received from
ST. Pele!sbuIg. 81 aay ras ass ;sa|
There we're .rumors at Y .enna on
Thursday, Of fresh success by the Turkish
army in lVallachia l, was also rumored
that fhe Emperor Of Austria would leave
for Warsaw that evening, to have con-
ference with the Emperor Of Russia on
the Eastern question. .as
Firm Persia, we learn that the Aff.
CHAN Envoy left Sehcrun before lhe arr.
val Of the new Russian Plenipoteniiary,
with the lhrea, tha, il Persia formed aa
alliance with Russia, the Affsllans would
invade the Persian territory. ta
The iumors OF The Russian defeat al
Kalafat are fully confirmed.
Disturbances had occurred in Uruguay.
A party of Blancas bad taken up, aims
against the Goyernmen. in the interior,
On the 25ih November they seized upon
Cologne and forced the authorities TO flee
10 Buenos Ayres in whale boat.
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