The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18 00:00:00

TUESDAY, OOTOBER 18, 1853'

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THE EASTERN QUESTION. roes
St. Pete".
just reached me, a telegraphic despatch from. Rassio
—The
burg has this morning been received at the
burg
Embassy in Paris, announcing that the EmPeri°r `.. t 0 de.
who had just sent a courier in all haste to V ono, 4
whole ..-
dare that he accepted freely and completely the boa
the conditions proposed by the mediating Powiefleir ill'
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learned that the Porte had declared war, thattu thel/
indeed, the errthe
stantly all his concessions, and again declared —doo
now remained nothing but war ;
used by the Emperor is, if I am rightly inforraF°, ,onti;
strongest kind, However incompatible with the
, 0,
fical character of his Majesty, it not merely PP
but ' war of extermination the
conveyance
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the Dardanelles,
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The fleets were preparing to enter the Da.--
the 6th instant. .E.rig.
sad .....--
The Paris paper Siecle says that both France
_.,bei. De
land have sent fresh notes to Russia, desiring fu0.q1,,,t tbe
gociations, but upon the express understandill' ROO
Danubian provinces must be first evacuated by the
troops. astfith'
The Times' Paris correspondent writes that,
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standing the Emperor of Russia's terrible. mew
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difficult to believe that all hope is yet lost
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nil,
Europe from war. Unless te owers that 'lave; of
proved so friendly to the Porte have lost all infinereco 0
its counsels, they surely can prevail on it to the ?11.
declaration of war on condition that Russia fulfilsil,
gagements which the despatch received a the oit 0
Embassy attributes to her. The summons P ilc, iii„,,,
Principalities is formal and precise, and there is , Pi:
tion of a reference to the Russian Governslo:o ci!
Russian General's answer to Omer Pacha's to,t,ent hot
will probably be an equally precise refusal, so l'"'. of
ties may commence even before the expirati ,cal 4)30
term of fifteen days. It is stated that Gortscn!,, till
ordersThepDanube.
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accept defensive,the
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the modifications be guaranteed by the A ~, e
Austrian and Prussian governments he'" the It
agreed to observe a strict neutrality, as long 95,, TO.'
(should it break out) is confined to Russia and

TATTERSALL'S BETTING.—DIis PO BVo;
tor,
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STARES.-8 to 1 agst
10 to 1 agst Orestes ; 12 to 1 agst Haco; 14 to 1 3° polnetf
taken; 15 to 1 agst King Pepin, taken; 100 to 5 agst 11$tC
taken ; 20 to 1 agst Invasion, taken ; 20 to 1 sgs`
taken and offered; 50 to 1 agst Talfourd.

FUNDS, STOCK, AND SHARE g% l
The sentiments attributed to the Czar on reseed a istr).(l
gence of the Turkish declaration of war prodgc.,7i ages
feeling of depression in the Stock Exchange, e"- a jell
decline. Consols opened with buyers at 911, beingto-ntiti
ciation of a per cent. from Saturday, and fluctuated sed oo
price to the close. Railway Shares generally °Pe! ed
average from 10s. to 15s. per cent. lower, and relloldegrir
out material change to the close of business. Frencat Stl!,
tiona share in the fall. In Land, Bank, and ginl.7lsacy
business inactive, and effected at a decline. Forel
inactive, and generally lower.
CLOSING PRICES.
Consols, Account .. 91k Tan k Stock ... . ..... 4
Do. Money.... I 91# Excheq. Bills, 1.84'
Three &Qr per Cents..
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