The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE WAR I'M TIE BASE.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS OF BATTLES
TREATMENT OF AMERICANS ABROAD,
&C., &c, &c.

We give few more details of European news brought
by the Canada.
Agsntlsman in this city has received private letter,
dated at Liverpool Immediately before the sanads sailed,
which states that tslegaphio despatch had just been
received which announced the return OF Lord PAmsrt.n
to Office, upon the condition that Prince Albert should
not be permitted to read the continental dispatches re
tive to the Turkish which should reach the
Foreign Office. The same letter mentions that rumor
current in London to the effect that the Russian
Ainltsr had demanded his passports and was about to
leave, but this required confirmation.
The Russo-Turkish War.
The following note does much honor to tho Turkish
government, and wil NO doubt be appreciated BY the
Note Of the Sublime Porte to his EIesllsncy the Aus
TRAN IpternuI cio dated the 22d Sefer November
havs the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF Your
Noellenoy's note dated the 9th Of November, which
states that 1t as been rotfed that the RussiAn
camille ships which, after the 6xed term Of fifteen days
may not have left the Turkb ports shall stopped and
considered good prixes The sentiments Of Cancellation
to Ss world ~
viii never consent to so extreme . measure; and be-
hye at once express the hope that your Exosency
with the fairness which characerzes you will consider
do, that the report Of such declaration Is but
malevolent invention The notification which has in
reality been addressed to Russian merchants contains
nothing than the notice that they are to Quit the
Ottoman ports In the term Of fifteen days.
Before the note Of bis Ex 'ssnsy could have bsen
what manner ho should act towards those who did not
conform themselves to that notice, and he recsivsd
Porte in the suppositon that proongaon Of the DELAY
might be referred to serious oauies.
authorities in Msidava and Waachis have molssted nd
vexed the Ottoman merchants ships BY ordering
to quit the Pfncpalities in forty eight hours
esP the Imperial government rejecting that the present
war is carried only between the and
that oommerce ought not to suffer from IT. viii never de
In 70 Ruo iau
vessels al possible facilities which do occasion pre-
udice to the rights and interests Of its own subjects
In conformity with those principles In virtue Of an
Imperial decree, the Ottoman authorities have been
ordertd, not only to Afford to Russian merohau ut
IN ms %oT
for them but also, In when Russian ships passing
from Ottoman port to the Black Sea- or the A.dtxr
but by contrary Winds to take shelter any other Turk
ish port, to receive them amicaby until tho ws.thsr
they may be in need As relates to the commerce with
impeachment to Sc red to It, considering that in con-
every facility should b afforded to IT, ConsidsrDs
that Russian ships about to carry grain to the
either laden not yet and account the short
distance they have yet to Co. very long term not
eessry to them they shall have granted to them fur
Their term Of forty ave days. during which they shall
enabled to effect without any obstacle the entry ef the
Bosphorus coming into the Black Sea- and going out
Lastly, regards Russian merchant ships which are
the coast Of Europe Africa, the ocean with
eargoes belonging to merchants Of friendly Countries We
believe that term Of three months will BE- suci.nt tor
them TO return the into the Black and
instructions TO this effect have been lent to the officers
commanding the two straits Orders have In like
been given to the officers In command o. ships Of war not
by to modest during that period the merchant
The Sublime Porte does doubt that the foregoing is
oonformabs to the desire expressed by your Exceenoy
- also to the interests Of those above msns0nsd have
THE BATTLE OF sINopB.
From the Invalide Russo Of st. Peter. burg Dec. H.
nov !. Cruising sOns the
Of Turkish men OF war. On the followng day violent
gale from the west prevented him from approaching that
patched to ssbastopo to announce that encmy's
vsftels were in the rosdstead Of Sinope. On 70.
esying this nsvs three line Of battle ships Of hun
dred and twenty EACH the City Of Paris the Grand
Duke COnstantns and the TrSviatea reosivs3 orders
to proceed under the command Of Rear Admiral Novos
miral Naehmow After despatching the ssssarabis Ad
miral Eachmow with three sail Of the line and brig
oonnoirs the ioadsead Of nope and ascertain the posi-
ton Of the snsmy's squadron, which composed Of
seven n gates one soop-of war; two oorysttss, two
chorea In . semcircs along he coast with springs on
their cAbles that they could form line according %
the wind might blow On the shore opposite the inter
walls Of The rhpe Ave batteries had been thrown no. In
the night Of the 9th Admiral Novosilsky joined the
.qu.dron Of Admire. Naehimow and on the following day
the latter hgnfed that the frs favorable wind was
his ntnton to attack the enemy in two nes that Of
the right would BE- oomman led By himself having e
board the Empress Maria and followed BY two other
shps Of the line the Grant Duke Constantine and the
Tchesme and the LETT line By Admiral Novoss.ky With
the City Of Paris the Tri sviate ella and Roshsa6 Be-
favorable breeze from the m having sprung up the
admiral made signal for the fquadron to prepare for
vanced In two lines with all their studdng sails set towards
the enemy, who could not however, bs until within
distance Of half mile on account Of the fog and RAIN
Admiral Nachmow when within distance Of 500 yards
Of two Of the enemy gates. Of which bore the flag
Of the Turkish admiral let 60 bis anchor and elspPsd
sPriDe On MS cable the S Of r.ri, and the Sihs.
assigned to them. Scarcely had the Russian admirars
ship let her anchor whom the enemy opened remsn
batteries sh IRE, BY which considerable damage
done te our spars and which aftsr warmly
sanne ssE ced the battery which came within range OF
ierguns, and the enemy gate near the battery
and against which shells ON her lower deck PAxhsn
time after the shells fom the Vile do Paris caussi an
other rsate to blow up, and in about hour the
mys ere began to ack and at two O'Clock had entirely
ceased. Three frissns, among which was that Of
the Turkish admiral, and which carried "A guns,
were on hre and the two r,nsports had suuk at
FIRE in two places. At half past two tas Rus.
lian admiral gave orders to firing, Ard flag OF
authorities that If single shot was nrsd from the bat
tees the town should be RACED to the ground In about
an hopr the officer returned board and informed the
Admiral that he could neither End the Turkish auhor
ties Jingle Turk al Of them having taken to
eight and sought refuge in the neghboriDg villages At
the commencement of the action the Kagoul and Kou
evcha rgases we're ordered to remain under sail in the
onng in order to cut Oh Of the mys ships that
might attempt to escape Towards the ce Of the action
they ran In and attacked the corvette and the sloop Of
va which were at al Choir astsrn Of the Rosslsf On
the 18th November as soon - the seamers ODESSA
Crmsa AZ Chersonesus could be got really General
nlon left s. basopol with them to join Admiral
ct snope About Of the both, approaching Caps
sinore, they Turkish steam frgAte o. 20 guns the
Taft which during the action had got steam and
ran out OF tie roadead General Korniof In the Odesss
steeIet ACROSS tbs bows gate but latter
having observed this manGuvre ktptn the
The oeaa on coming within range OF her opened fire.
but the superior speed Of the Taft enabled her TO escape
Gen then gave up the chase AMI Joined the fqusdron
Of Aenral Nachimow, followed by the Two other ssam
ers They were Immediately Afterwards ordered to take
In tow the two Hoe Of battle ships which lying with
in range Of the batteries shore in the FIRE should
be renewed during the night The Odessa charged to
take possession Of the Dsmietta rgAte Of ffty guns
which had suffered the least from guns and 70 tow
her out Of the barbo1 On board this gste found
one hundred Of the crew, and atty wounded Her cap.
tain and officers had abandoned her At the very com
mencenent Of the action and escaped shore IN the
beats In the evening the loaded gups OF the burning
hss IN an ani thaiv h.Iia tnt