New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17
TURKEY
Declaration Of War.
by Submarine Telegraph.

by Submarine Telegraph
VIENNA, Monday Evening, Oct 3 1853
The Diyan, at the Grand Council held this DAY. TO
solved upon a Declaration OF War against Russia
Against the advice of the Four Powers, the Sultan
has signed the Declaration of War.
Report says that hostilities have already begun"
On the above dispatch our correspondent at Liver
pool comments as follows;
1.-The above dispatch autographed to extra OF The
ChroR,cle known in Liverpool Tuesday but not
fully credited The mails to hand Wednesday morning
partly confirmed IT, The London Standard publishes ths
dispatch without guaranty. The Globe says In pub
fishing the foregoing important intelligence would
merely state that although information does not
authorize corrobora,e the main fact of declaration
"of war II is Of a TO warrant in placing every
credit in the statement Thst the Sultan had the a7h
convoked Grand Council consisting Of 100 Of the pia
"cipal Ministers Councillors Pachas aud ohertha the
question of peace and submitted 10 them by him
and that they had decided in avoro the latter aerna
tive All this is beyond doubt Such being the case,
our readers wiz that all the probabilities in favor
of the correctness of the main feature of the Intelligence
Other accounts inform that the Grand Council dis
patches om Omer Pacha read urgently counsellng
war before the winter should set in.
II was further stated that Prince Gortohakof
ing troops Us If he intended the Danube for the
"Brish funds has materially declined owing to the
from the East COnsos closed Tuesday the ith at 9Oi
which business reported
Our London correspondent, A. p. c., remarks on the
same absorbing intelligence in letter dated the ith
inst, which we suboin:
The Geographic dispatches are such as to make the
stock obbcrs dizzy On Saturday had the assurance
that not only portion but all the fleet had passed the Oar
danelles however this 10 have been premature
Yet the Russian and Austrian Ambassadors in Paris and
London Immediately demanded TO know whether this
meant to be hostile step against Russia but they
told that but pacific for the protection OF
the Sultan against any outbreak Of the Christians Of
Constannope in they should be attacked by the na
teal Mussulmans But strange enough the day tdngs
came from Constantinope that the capital
tranquil than and that the Sulnn had declared be dd
not any protection either for his person for his
Christian subjects, for any resident in Constentnople.
On Monday again the telegraph announced that the Vienna
Conference bOdin spite Of It's first awful faure-again
recommended the work Of Walton and the funds rose
But again inf rmed that not in Vienna, but
in Warsaw that the conferences take place and
that the Emperors and the King Of Prussia all
proceed Immediately thher This looked rather us9icious
and progbotc ated rehearsal Of the Holy Alliance
much the ruuors had been aa9a for weeks
past that the Emperor OF Russia wished to form league
teeaphc dispatch to tho effect that tho Dyan had onthe
9th resolved to 90 to war and that had commenced
The funds fell accordingly again 10 3D. and the city begins
of lat 10 believe In The Times must have had this
already lis leading article implied this information,
yet il il strange that this leading paper II styled in the
city has not given the dispatch itself As TO the Omuz
conference you may be satisfied that has been determined
by the two Emperors that hostes begin. tho
Ausrans shall occupy Serya in order b make inius
date expedition to Hungary impossible Yet the great aim
of the Car has been simply continue the negotiations
until Spring there is the greatest probability OF defeat
Of the Russian forces which occupy the Prnepates
Roth in numbers and military discipline they inferior
the Turkish army Of Omer Paoha Whether the Emperor
will succeed in carrying this procrasnaton Is Of courses
Of doubt the Turks have r. ed themselves
from al the feers Of European diplomacy and have deter
mined to ac energetcay and to be humbugged b. the
rouncL Of their apparent feDds and allies who up to the
present tine have either consciously unoonsciously
psy ed the part Of Rassa least the Vienna note
i concerned But Lord Stafford the English ministry
yet Of the opinion that war would be 80 detrimental 10
he Kings Of Europe that they had better ssFcs their
protage, the Sultan; and therefore they will onee oyp
fleet Cancellation at any price" -. ., r.,
Tie following Is tho article Of TIE Load0a Tines re-
erred to above by correspondent
The Ministers now in town constitutng majority of
be Cabinet met Yesterday the Foreign Ofce and held
affairs. A. the intelligence which bad called them to
etLer not in itself Of perfectly dcnct and decisive
haEacier, and a. in matter OF such Il viii be
eoeessTy to wait the arrival Of the other Minister al Of
sbom are Fastening 70 the heropoiiune dsyswI prob
by ease before anything in the nature Of fresh decis-
On can be expected The Intelligence which the im
neda,e occasion Of the meeting that the 18th ul
"a week later than the Last reported d9teJ>sH Grand
soIne, body consisting Of about ifg msgns.es o. ths
declaration q war The force Of that recoSmfaisaon.
nd the probability Of tho saans acting uponsAD~en
all the particulars Of the proceeding ascrbed 20 the
trend Council must remain matters u conjecture IN the
rival Of more exact Information. which, sceordingto
be sane teegraphe despatch to which We are indebted
ar an that l. known on the sabjec may be expected
y a courier via harseIes The news a. far as goss.
be eonsdered very asyofsoe to the hopes ofhose
DO have lab0red for peace, but al the worst NUT attn
: some time before those hope. b. gyea u or any
hange Of policy demanded on the part Of our Govern
cent does not act at all without Frame In the matter
nd communication has yet been received from Paris
be declaration Of war by the Porte contingency
contemplated 10 the Instructions given 70 Lord strsfgi