Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
VOLUME X.--NO. 81.
WHOLE NUMBER, 495.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Turkey has declared War against Rus
s,a-LiberatiOn of K0sZta.

By the arrival of the steamer Atlantic
at New York on the 10th inst, the war
question seems to be finally settled, and
the initiative steps towards hostilities taken
by the Sultan. The intelligence received
by telegraph at Liverpool, just before the
departure of the steamer from Vienna,
forwarded bdvices from Constan inople to-
the the 9th September, to the effect that
the Divan, at Grand Council held tbot
day, had resolved upon declaration Of
war against Russia, and that such step was
decidedly against the Four Powers. 1t is
added that rumor was prevalent Of the
actual commencement Of hostili:ics.
On the morning the Goth September,
the Emperor Of Austria suddenly left Vi
emma for Warsaw, with the Prince of
Prussia, where it is said the King of Prus-
sia will meet them
Accounts from Olmutz of the Goth,
state that the conferences between the
Car and the Emperor Of Austria have
ended, and the conference of Vienna has
been re-established between the Four Pow
ers. Strong hopes of pacific solution of
the Eastern question were then entertained
in diplomatic circles.
Advices from Vienna state that the in
tervicw between the Gar and Lord West
moreland was unusually protracted. 1t is
added, that both the Gar and his Minis.
tiers protested their anxious desire to pre-
/ serve peace, but maintained on all points
their Interpretation of the Vienna Note.
Lord Westmoreland, it is understood, will
again propose the sending of a collective
note to Constantinople, in which it was
expected he will be supported by Prussia.
Jassy letters state that positive orders had
reached there from ST. Petersburg to ac-
celerate the preparations for the passage Of
the Danube, and to quadruple the stores
of provisions in the magazines.
/ koszta has been liberated, and is nov
on his way to the United States.
I The London Neus says, letters from
Constantinople have brought intelligence
that NJ. koszta had been released from the
interim custody of the French Consul.
cS euIrenss aSsn 5t hfaS tie ta knf with iba
de Bruck, and Of his government. On
the 19oh ultimo. Mr.. Brown, the United
states Charge d Afaires at Constautinople,
left for Smyrna, where he would see NJ.
koszta put on board an American mer-
chantman, which was to sail for New York
from Smyrna in a few days. The Austri-
an government has displayed singular
prudence in this step, and, having betimes
conceded all the substance, may safely as
sumo higher tone than ever in her paper
contest with the United States"
The information upon which the Eastern
news founded, appeared in the second edi.
tion of the London Morniny Chronicle,
4 th inst, as follows:
IBy Submarine Telegraph
VIENNA, Monday, Oct. 3.
Advices from Constantinople, dated the
21th ult., contain most important news.
The Divan, at the Grand Council held
that day, resolved upon declaration Of
war against Russia
Report says that hostili,ies have already
begun.
The fourth edition of the Morning
! Chronicle had the annexed:
by Submarine Telegraph
VIENNA, Monday Evening.
Against the advice of the Four Powers,
the Sultan has signed the declaration Of
war