Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-10-06
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer America, with Liverpool
dates to l7th ult., has arrived The passen-
gers report that The Turkish army had act
uslly attacked the Russian outposts. The
Car was understood to be willing to accept
the Vienna note and evacuate the PRINCIPAL
tiles, provided The Sultan's modification was
stricken off. new manifesto was expect
ed from Russia. AT Conslan,inople the war
sPlrl. was in the ascendant, and The walls
were covered with placards calling on the
faithful to fight against the Russians.
THE EASTERN QUEsTIoN-On the spc-
cial demand Of the Four Powers, the Sultan
has concluded TO postpone bis manifesto TO
his people, which is said to be couched 10
warlIke language and TO amount to decIa-
ration Of war.
The Turks continue their ornaments and
every thing is paid for promptly in specie.
A new levy of $4,000 men was progressing
actively. Detachments were constantly
marching TO join Omer Pacha. A reserve
corps was being formed a, Adrianople under
Mehemet Pacha. The Sultan received the
Egyptian troops on the Both Of August -
the Pacha of Egypt promised to send 49,
600 more troops.
The Russian commander at Bnchares,
had issued an order TO his troops saying
that Russia was called upon TO annihila,e
Psganism, and ell who opposed her would
be annihilaled.
Omer Pasha had sent a warning to Prince
IGor.schako tho, if The Russian gun boats
come too near The Batteries they would be
sunk. The Dragoman of The Russian En-.
bassy had arrived q, Cons,anIinople attend
ed bv several steamers. |, is reported iha,
the French Ambassador urgently persuaded
the Sultan to recall his modified note, even
after he had forwarded i, TO 81. Petersburg
The troubles between The Hospotars and
the Porte continue. The latest despatch
says ,ha, the Sultan has given Them permits
sion to remain in the Piincipsilies.
ENGLAND.-Mr. Buchanan had declined
the invitation 10 dine with the Liverpool
Chamber Of Commerce.
The cholera was spreading in London
and Liverpool. There had been over $50
deaths at New Castle.
Mr.. Marsh, U. S. Consul TO Madeira, had
arrived in England.
The weather was very unsettled.
Breads,uffs were very active at largely
enhanced rates. The weeks advance had
been 6Ja7d per 20 lbs. in whest and 1sa2s
per bbI in Flour White whea, 9:a9s Sd.
Canal Flour Sos 6ds3ls, Baltimore and Phil
delpha 3lss32, Cd, Ohio 32s. White Corn
34sa36, yellow 33sa Cd.
Four DAYS LATER.-By the arrival Of
the steamer Baltic, at New York, we have
four days later intelligence from Europe, Of
highly important character commercially
though Of no. much sddilional interest po-
lnicallv. The Vienna conference were still
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Russia and Turkey. They were laboriug
10 prepare modified and concIliatory pro-
position that would be acceptable to both.
Servia had declared her intention to remain
neutral in the conflict, and Austria has drop
ped her neutrality to become an ally of Rus
sia. The fact that the King Of Prussia has
declined to meet the Emperors Of Austria
and Russia at Olmutz, however, indicates a
disposition on his part to keep aloof from the
unholy alliance forming to crush Turkey.
The opinion in France seems to be howev
er, that there will be no war, unless indeed
the Sulian's forces, s,ung by revenge, shonld
nsisl upon crossing swords with their ha-
led enemy, whatever may be the risk.
France continues her naval preparations,
and seems preparing for future service OF
some extraordinary character. In England
the cholera is spreading, especially in the
manufacturing towns. The Chinese rebel
lion was extending itself, though we have
nothing definite as 10 its progress.
The commercial intelligence is of a high
ly important character, and has caused a
further advance in breadstutfs in both New
Y ork and Baltimore markets.
VERY LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
PARIS, Sept. 2O.h, z. MA leIegraphic
despatch from Vienna announces that Aus
tria had declared that circumstances aciU no
longer permit her TO act arith the other poaU
ers. Instructions had been forwarded to
Nj. De Bruck, the Austrian Minister, TO as
sure the Sultan ,ha, he must accept the first
Vienna note without any modification.
Conslsn,inople dates Of the 9Th state 'hs,
the Egyptian troops had been shipped Otto
Varna and Shumla.
Mr.. Jackson, the American Minister, had
arrived a, Vienna. and would present his
credentials TO the Emperor Of Austria al o.
mulZ.
BREADsTUFFs.-The Mark Lane Express
states that it has no confidence in the check