Washington sentinel., 1853-10-07
Gflegrapbit.
Telegraphed expressly for the Sentinel.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.


| New York, Oet. 6A-The steamer Arabia has
arrived, bringing Liverpool dates of the 9th ut.
The Eastern Question.
The aspect of the Turkish difficulty was more
threatening than ever. The Turks were reused
TO the highest pitch of fury, and call the Sultan
10 declare war or resign the crown. Meantime
the great Powers are endeavouring to persuade the
Sultan TO accept the original Vienna note, but Aus
tria is disposed TO recede from her alliance with
England and France, and 10 side with Russia. This
intelligence had greatly depressed the French and
English funds.
The Arabia brings 100 passengers. She passed
the Atlantic Sept Goth, and exchanged signals
with a steamer, supposed TO be the Asia, at mid
night on the 2sth. The Steamer Hermann arrived
off Southampton on the 23d She passed the Arc
tic on the 18th at a. m.
England.
The Cholera was ravaging many cities and
towns of England and Ireland. The deaths at New
castle averaged 100 per day.
Sweden.
At Stockholm on the 18th the deaths from chole-
ra were l30, and al Carscrona the deaths had
been 932 out of a population of Il, 900.
Turkey.-At Constantinople exciting placards
continue to be posted up. bitter feeling was
manifested towards England, and caricatures of
that country were freely circulated among the
Mussulmen. The general belief at Constantine
pie was lndt nrhey would make no 1urtner con-
cession either to Russia or the western powers.
Ii was also rumored that the dispute between the
English and French ministers had been revived
the French minister insisting that the fleets should
come up to Constantinople, and Lord Redcliiie
obIecting
Dispatches from Vienna of the Goth confirm the
report that Austria had withdrawn from the ali-
ance. She declines 10 sanction guarantee in
collective note against any furtt er interference
the part of Russia between the Porte and its sub
z .l.-.
instructions had been sent TO the English and
French ministers at Constantnople urging the
Porte TO accept the first Vienna note.
The Bey of Tunis has informed the Porte that
his contingent is ready TO take the field.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2l.-Cotton has been very
dull at Id decline, except upon good Orleans.
The sales of the week have been 25,OOO bales of
which spectators took 1000 and exporters 5000
bales. The quotations fair Orleans 6ad
mddling SD; far upland 6sd; middng SD.
BREADsTUFFs.-The market for breadstuhs
tinued active and buoyant. The weeks advance
was Is. Cd. per Dbl. on -four; sd on wheat, and
As. per quarter Western canal -four
32s. cd. (G33s. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio,
3s. White wheat 9s 5d@9s. Sd. Red and
mixed IS. 9d.@9s. 3d. White and yellow corn
39@40s.
Provisions quiet. Talow had advanced
10 56s. McIIenry quotes provisions unchanged
The government had contracted for beef at EG
los. G E7. Pork firm. Talow excited.
Rosn was in good demand at rs. for common
and lis for fine. Sales of $50 bbs. spirits turpen-
tine at SIS. Lard active at 52s. on the spot, and
IS (dy Cos. to arrive
Rice in good demand at 22s, Cd. for Caro-
lima.
Cloverseed SIS Linsecd cake active. Sugar
quiet, Coffee nominal. Tea rather dull for COM
mon cargoes, but better business doing in higher
qualities.
Dye woods We're in steady demand.
London Markets.
Money was tighter, but there had been no
change in the rate of discount. Consols had fall
len as low as 9it,