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'II URSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1853

Rol the latest intelligence received up to the

dour of our going to press, we find that a telegraphic
die
-4401 from Constantinople, dated 25th

-led Paris on Tuesday, to the effect that the

I) 0,
an, after having deliberated on the counsel

`%.°11 by the four Powers respecting the adoption of

the
v4enna note, had come to the determination

I'l°l Turkey would persist in her refusal. There

'W"
40 allusion 'made therein to the rumoured

etitr.
-lice of the combined fleets into the Darda-
.

Blips- Great agitation prevailed at the Paris

to,
owing to the rumours that were afloat re-

43eeting :the Eastern question—some being of a

lelY atr,surd, all of a doubtful, character

• le SULTAN'S proclamation of war, it appears by
Danube,
• London papers, only extends to one side of the
while the Russians remain quietly en-
Camped, as they are likely to continue, on the
--?tber. After recapitulating all we have been read-
log in the furlong leaders and " latest telegraphic
l'esPatches " of our contemporaries for the last
lir▪
e° months, about Prince MENSCHIKOFF, COUrit
gstiatonE, not forgetting the Emperor NICHOLAS'S
deepi_o
Concern for his loss of the fabulous "Key," and
he
imperial and lamentable necessity which urged
Alttocrat to possess himself of the Danubian
;111
lanaiValities, as another trifling apanage to his
already immeasurable dominions—we are informed
by the London Times that the present alarm in the
iniblie mind is nearly as groundless as those
that have gone before it. "Hostilities have actually
'commenced " is, however, an assertion which can-
Zot be made in any case where the remotest wel-
fare of this country is at stake, without doing
grievous national injury, and incalculable mischief
to individual interests.

In urging our government to take immediate
7:ZI-ku relieve the public anxiety, we have shown
lis.'i()BS already accruing to the public fundholder.
.per 13e'le and alarm have led to a depreciation of 10
celit• in the value of our national stock; and if
die take the aggregate amount of our loss in this
Toeettion alone it may be estimated at £80,000,000.
,
L„ 'MS we have to add the losses to our traders,
ctalier
,00 s, and manufacturers, arising from a sudden
rltraction of the currency, and the exaction of
of llttes of interest. The MANCHESTER CHAMBER
',..,°"ERCE states, in a Parliamentary report of
311
'one
date, that the Manchester traders lost on.
~;e °ccasion £40,000,000 by a sudden contraction
tile currency, and if we estimate the injury done
thee°llnercial circles in the present instance on
s, data, we may fairly state our loss to be
;40,000,000 by this system of " hostilities actually
°lllinenced."

e only reecho the unanimous voice of the.
its(' Kingdom, when we treat with contempt the
ti':eilaces of the AUTOCRAT, and demand an imme-
14te and definite issue on the question before the.
a.°untry If a parley with the perfidious Rnssian,hrch .
has been kept up for upwards of three
o°llths, could be prolonged without endangering
ofr realised wealth, or interfering with the progress
ti °lir daily pursuits, we should feel no small sa-
:faction to find that Lord ABERDEEN had fallen
4 '° hands where his soft sympathies would be so
t
iitaciouslyappreciated, and that Lord CLARENDON
(1
'stumbled on such a profound school of diplo-
Ifte
Y en which he could employ his " prentice hand"
such advantage.
13114
When we come to reflect quietly on the dan-
,,er
11,6 and wickedness of trifling with a country
"" Prosperity has grown up with peace, and is
11,74(1 On, and must progress with peace, we can-
-141]..'114 language sufficiently strong to express our
ti, lguation at the folly and danger of procrastina-
T,1111,' b 37 which the public have been panic stricken
,110 last three months.
the\‘' al* is a great scourge—a terrible calamity, and
a ilaillister that remains sullenly silent on such
thelibriject is highly culpable. The 'members of
hp,
ee\"4I3INET, who have recently been making
xiotllies in different parts of the country, have
tolll4,;l6wPd one word to drop from their lips, which
aifathrow the least light on the actual state of
offo irin Turkey. We are, therefore, at the mercy
Nil,ign. telegraph companies, who may have anuri-
abi:lpled stock jobber at one end of their wires and
kitt,se,k-leg at the other, whose messages are trans-.
11,,,,Tcl at So much a word. By such a stratagem,
404" With her hundreds of millions of floating
might be reduced to the lowest rank among
Nt4eari nations without the aid of a . solitary
we of gunpowder.
the 41(11(.1 look to this at once, and sift carefully,
ee th 111:8 and conflicting rumours that reach us
ter !I:latter is now beginning to assume a charac-
lii tl "ell
threatens the welfare of every individual
\ArQ h-°llll.launity.
Nt the
aave Waited with the most intense anxiety
t reeo.trival of our latest intelligence, but we have
Ntet, tlled anything which tends, in the slightest
° confirm. the rumours in circulation
ti,o

del„illeetilik,,, OF MISS CIINNINGHAME.—An infiuen(-)
i ,--41Ince ri,'" Was held in Paisley, on Tuesday evening, c
41'1's ' 'eConduct of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, 1
N. . (444,,
kit:l°lls tp, a British subject, on a charge of circulating
ti 1 for ,;`e.t.s. Amongst the. speakers Mr. Hastie,
(148. Ain-1--
aisle y, and the leading clergy of all denomina-
N tinaelnerial to the Earl of Clarendon on the subject
R -iluoltsly agreed to.
vs ....00..,
ort, 0 14Iroz AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL—WeekIy Re-
own et* 5, in-patients : discharged—cured, 8 ; relieved, 0 ;
t.reaNenret:lLest.; irregular 0 ; &ad, 0 ; entered, 12 ; under
'teat 'tient, "4 2 out-patients ; cured, 48 ; entered, 52 ; under