, 1854-01-21

There was no doubt that some grand moyt
rrnt was in contemplation By Omer Pasha
or his Government, and which the re-pas
sage Of tho Danube served to mask.
1t was reported that the Russian Ambas-
saior at tho court Of London had been or
dered TO demand his passports.
Tho governments Of Austria and Prussia
have given assurance of their neutrality in
the war between Russia and Turkey.
A despatch from Vienna, dated Nov %,
states that the Gcorgians had defeated the
Russian troops.
Reinforcements were hurrying to tho
Russian army, and additional lovies contn-
ued to arrive at the Turkish camp. II was
was generally understood that if the season
would permit operations Of magnitude, both
parties would soon be in position 10 carry
them out.
A new note, designed TO sottle the trou-
bles, has been prepared, but neither the Sui
ian nor the Gar would listen to il.
The Sultan has officially announced his in-
tenlion 10 place himself at the head of bis
army in Russia next spring.
Louis Napoleon has officially notified
the Government Of Austria, that the latter
must remain strictly neutral-war being
the only alternative. The French Minister.
Droyne D'huys, has msde an energetic re-
ply 10 Count Nesselrode's circular, distinct
tly notifying the Russian Government that
France will aid the Turks in maintaining
their integrity. Louis Napoleon especially
warns Austria against giving refuge to arm
ed Russians. Such an act, he says, ho
will consider declaration Of war.
Nothing has yet trGnspired 10 indicate
the intentions Of England with regard to
the Eastern war. The reported rssigna-
lion of Lord Aberdeen, the English Primo
Minister, is not referred 70 in the latest
news, and cannot therefore be true.
DiSafection has broken out among the
Poles in the Russian ranks. -Four had been
summarily shot at Bucharest.
There is much excitement throughout
Germany upon the war question, and the
people are favoring tho Turks.
Evident dissatisfaction is manifested in
Hungary, and there are frequent indica-
cations Of a disposition towards revolution.
Our Consul Sanders, at London, states
that the Porto has advised Austria that un-
less she withdraws from her frontiers, or
her neutrality is guaranteed BY England
and France, he will declare war against her.
Kossuth's agent was openly received at Con-
slantinople, and placed at the head Of .
strong division TO march on Hungary unless
the above is complied with. The same
letter says offers had been made 10 Captain
Potter, Of the Golden Age, and Howard,
the owner, which will probably result in
their going TO Constantinopls.
A Vienna letter ofthe 10Th, says:
"It is not likely that the following start
ling news will find its way into papers; but
you may rely implicitly on its truth. The
victory of tho Tuiks (which was owing 10
troachery,) was more complete than gsner-
ally supposed. Ths cutposls nearest the riv-
er were Poles, and they not only permitted
The Turk 10 cross without giving notice Of
their approach, but actually assisted them
in the work Of death. The cannonade last
ed, with slight intermission, twenty.eight
hours. The date was a mistake. The af-
fair began in the night between the let and
81, and lasted to the 3D."
An IMPORTANT RpLE.--It should be
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