Turbulent news from the Porte and European theaters
Constantinople reports Bashaw Admiral Bashaw arrives with word that Rashan troops abandoned Perecop and Crime, then pressed toward the Ukrain. The Porte fires cannons to mark public joy as mediators and peace talks with Russia proceed slowly. Reports also place Neplew and Count Munich in talks, while Baki-Kan and Tartars face reshuffled commands.
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Port News Update From The Harbor Quay
PORT NEWS reports ships remaining bound for Sta tia with Hon Clark and for Cadiz with Davison. Anio'd the Amy Newham sails from Virginia and the Mary and Jes Richards depart Malaga. Duroe Landifield heads for Oporto as wind shifts to east.
Paris Dispatch Reports Persian Ottoman Peace Talks
London reports from Paris that a Marseilles ship carried news of a treaty between the Persian and Ottoman Empires, brokered via the Persian ambassador and Karmaikan. News awaits confirmation, dated September 18 N S, with skepticism over French wish for peace. Naples writes of a potential peace in Tuscany and political missions to Sicily.
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