The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-25
TELEGRAPHlC INTELLIGENCE.
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Europa at Halifax.
HIGHLY INTERESTING.
THE TURKISH AND RUSSIAN WAR.
Large Number of War Steamers in
the Dosphorus.
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SAILING OF THE ENGLISH FLEET FOR THE
DARDANELLES.
Extraordinary Preparations Of the
Porte for Defence.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN In THE FIELD.
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Departure Of the Refugees from Turkey.
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Official Declaration Of England In
Behalf Of Turkey.
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FAVORABLE FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Official Declaration Of England in
Behalf Of Turkey.
FAVORABLE FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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State of the Markets.
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The steamer Europa, Capt. Lott, arrived at Halifax
yesterday morning. at o'clock, and will reach Boston
this morning. Our overland express immedistely
started with her news for sackvie n. B., from which
point the intelligence transmitted the wires
to New York, rs follows
SAcKyLLE, TpLssRArH OFFIcr, ]
October, 23-S o'clock.
The Europa Capt Lott, with 1913 passengers aud
intelligence week later from all parts of Europe, ar
rived at Halifax day and to have left for Boston
at about one O'Clock.
She brings the announcement Of her arrival ct
Liverpool the 18th inst, with five days later nelli-
gence from New York than that by the stermer Wash
ington which arrived at Southampton on the 9th Inst
The Turkish and Russian Dimcuity.
THE DECISION OF THE cZAR, RELATIVE To WAR
STILL IN poUBT-LARaE FLEET OF STEAMERS IN
THE MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE ENGLISH FLEET
poR THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PREPARATIONS OF
THE PORTE FOR THE DEFENCE OF HIS COMMONS,
AND THE HUNGARIAN REFUGEEs-DEPARrURE OF
MANY OF THE LATTER IN AMERICAN AND FRENCH
vEssELs-IErTER FROM KossUTH TO LORD Fall
MERsToN-UNsuccEssFUL KNDEAvoR TO INDUCE
THE REFUGEES EMBRACE IsLAMIsN-ExcIrE-
NKNT AMONG THE PAsHAs, AND ATTEMPTED
REvoLT-oFFIcnL ANNOUNCEMENT OF GREAT
BRITAIN TO SUPPORT THE sULTAN-PRoBABLE
IMITATION OF FRANCE.
Pending the decision Of the Emperor of Russia upon
the appeal made to him respecting the extradton Of
the Hungarian refugees, the English papers contain
many reports respecting the probabilities concerning
the issue but Of course nothing definite be arrived
until the resolution of the Emperor and his Imperial
| Council shall be made known. The reply Of the En-
peror which was expected with the most intense
anxiety, would, 1t was thought, reach the Turkish
| ta1 hortf III. or
| Apprshsnding that the decision Of the Gar might
| be a declaration Of war the Forte was exceedingly
impatient to learn the effect produced upon the
Cabinets Of London and Paris by the bearing Of their
representatives of the Sublime Porte.
A large fleet of steamers IL collecting In the waters
Of the Dosphorus and In the hsrbor OF the Golden
Hcrn and between the entrance OF the Black Sea aud
the Propoptis, and the Sea OF Marmora, there
twelve ships Of the line at anchor fully equipped and
plsntifully supplied with arms aud provisions
the army Of 100 0C0 soldiers assembled around the
Turkish capital, drilling and reversing we're going
from daylight 20 dusk
letter Of the 25th ult states that before entering
the Turkish territory official given to
Kossuth that he and his fellow refugees welcome,
and should be allowed to proceed to any part Of the
world.
A considerable number OF refugees have been put on
board American corvettes and the French steamer
L'.9rerin. Their destination is said to be Greece.
Kosssth has written q very eloquent letter his
present position to Lord Palmersten which IL published
entire in the English journals.
From Widen the Is somevhat startling. II
appears that Amlah had been sent urge the refu-
gees embrace Issmism and has not been
iu Kossuth, Dembinski, Guyon, Zamoyski and others
all that person should induce them 70 apos-
tscy. BEN had no such scruple.
The most unwecome feature Of the news from Tur-
hey L. that those pashacs in Europe which partly
Greek and partly Turkish. In state OF great To-
ment, In consequences Of the threatened rupture be-
tween Turkey and Russia Under the influence Of
Russian emissaries, chiefly members Of the Greek
church these vasals Of the Sultan betrayed serious
intention Of taking advantage Of the present opportu
nifty, 10 get up revolt.
The greatest activity prevails in the sending Of c,u.
riers for and from all the principal ports Of Europe;
but the general rmness Of the public funds indicate
that the prevailing opinion II, that no serious results
will arife
The correspondent 81 the London TINES, writing
from Parts says that note addressed by the English
government to n. Ambassador at St Petersbursh on
the subject Of Cons,antncpe. couehed In hrm mode
rate terms, contains not single expression or threat
calculated TO wound the susceptbnties Of Nicholas
whilst u anuounce, the determination to support the
Porte against exigerces that would compromise the
dignity of an independent sovereign
Lord fslmsrston has, likewise sent proper instruo.
tions to SIR Canning and has placed the Mederra-
feet at his dross which has b. this time sailed
fJr the Dardanellss.
have also reason for repeating. that France has
initiated the conduct q England and that the most
p'-f,ct unAnimity exits bstWsen the two powers
Ansirs Ia France.
coSrfnNArtoN 80 TIE APPOINTMENT or N. Bors IL
CONT, A. MlNisrtN To AMERICA. VICE N. pors-
sfN-THE TOBACCO piPFiCvtry avn A. rot-sstx
rotrroSEuEST oF DEBATES ~ f,fr .ssrvrrv
loss ~ THE REVOLUTION or rEuRrAr, -prrut
a. Portion on TriE FRENCH TROOPS r.es
ITALY, rrc.
The Mornsuv announced the appointment Of Lpsien
Msrat a. Misistsr 10 Turin snd VI Bois lie COMMIT
nov Winter at Turin Minister ipoten,iary 20
ws.Angtcn But the fact stated Of which there
vas nc doubt that ne roroaneni uas totally fsnoraa,
II pluf psssa N .8ssrtca uh.n NJ Rois trs, NAMED
The cpAs aluson made In any Of the papers received
10 the dh-sulty between the French and American
govanmsnts, is the following copied fsom the Paris
Pr,ss o.
some sStlsnsfIobs q the affair are necessary The
french govsfnmsnt dsmandsd an Indemnity for the
icssss caufsd o. french subjects BY the Mexico
This demand having met uitb some dmculty, the
Frsnch government eba Ssd our mioiief q sunounce
20 The American eotefntnent that the indennities
claimed would 10 tspt back cut ~ The annuites not
yst due cut ~ the tsenfytve million francs Or shch
the debtors q the nit~d Sta.es II appears
that the letter wat'sn on the subject BY VI roussin
rcuchsd tn Tafhsr unsuitahle Language. q ehch
the fr~rch eovsrumeut msi0tsiuirg the claim, has
expressed its disspGrofai
lu scrssgusuee % the illness q Failour the ds.
cicr In NJ Anczby q the Italian question aud the