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London, England, 1853-10-22 00:00:00

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LONDON, SATURDAY, OCT( )11ER 22,1863.

POSTS(' RI I'T.

THE WAR IN TURKEY.
(From our Brow(lx Correvoudeul.)

IIEAR from gibed authority that the hostilities be-
tween the TnrkN and Missions are to begin on the
Aaiatie Itufaso-Turk frontier on Oeteher !tt4. This
date /144• MS confirmed by the large embarkations
of Russian troops for the designated theatre of war
in Asia, taking
.place at present at Sebastopol. if
my information is correct it differs in so tar knot the
Tines that the Emperor Nicholas, on being apprised
of the declaration of war by the Sultana, flat not use
the terms of a war of extermination, hat of a war to
be conducted with the utmoat rigour. My informant
also ennsiders the prwelaimed neutrality of the two
tiennan powers as by no means absolute, but based
on the supposition that the two great naval powers
will abstain from interfering materially in the im-
pending warfare. Baron Kisselett; Russian Minister
at Paris, is, as a matter of course, instructed to de-
mand his passport as soon as Prince would inter-
vene actively. At. Vienna the political setenfiOs are
persuaded that the English ministers will but mine-
tautly engage in actual conflict, IMIIIIII no aeyeam as
long as it will be limited to Asia. Lord Westmorland,
It is said, sent some days ago a special messenger to
Lord Reach& calling on him to use. his Utlllo4i en-
deavours to prevent the actual outbreak. England
and Renee show themselves disposed to approve of
a new project of note prepared by lord Itedeliile,
acceptance of which would become impossible if hOs•
tallies were formally engaged. News from Constan-
tinople to Oct the loth states, indeed, that the alerts
had not yet passed the Dardanelles, and that the
four ships which hall entered had returned to liesika
Bay. A rumour, which I mention as such, speaks of
proposed conferences at. london, those at Vienna
being virtually dissolved by the abstention of France
and Enghuid.

A I.r.Trrn }nom CoxsrAxrixorm states the Synod
of the Vanar is about to be summoned to elect n new
Greek Patriarch, in consequence of the death of
Monsignor tiormanos, which eient created consider-
able excitement in Onistantinople einisequenee of
reports having, been circidated that healed by poison.
Monsignor tiermanos hall protested against the new
ecclesiastical discipline commanded by !Russia, and
it is Said unit he had for that reason incurred the
displeasure of Prince Menschikoff. There it con-
siderable intrigue going tOrward to influence the elec-
tion. Some of the candidates are partisans of Turkey
and the others of Russia.
Tor TrITKISII AMPASStITOR TN VIENNA, on Wing
informed that the Porte had actually proclaimed war
with Russia, is reported to hate said :—"•lttagn' iri
foils MIMS ell la pal maintenant nous aurons
Is gneflt parifique."
Too Patrie states, as a proof of the friendly dis-
position of Persia towards the Porte, that a contract
in Persia for ILIWN) horses for the Turkish cavalry
bad just been executed with the sanction of the
Court of Teheran.
THE Ilereslitary Grand Puke Alexander has ar-
rived at Kief, the centre of the armaments against
Turkey.
MR. MAIM% United States Minister at Cowden-
tinlitile, has been recalled, and replaced by Mr. Car-
roll Spence.
Tim Cologne Gazette contains a letter from Vienna,
which states:—

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" F.)rnierly the number of.Teirs at Vienna dill not exceed
PO it 10, but at present they muster not less than Iwo".
They have ',unimmed sevend plots of land here. and have
"vetra many 1 1111 l ses on them. They tHIVP 1» en late k
thinking of Unilding a new n) nattngiw. The beat•ehe
1 I olkshalle expresses a hope that, iu eonsequenee 4if the law
tupettal ortleinnance, the Jews will be prohibited nom