Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
european Ncws.

Livernool an III. 5,b a,,,yol -, Neu
York ,aout n,os o'cI,,k TI,u.,.,
roruinu
The American ciipter CHALLENGE. had
put iuto F,,ol lc,ky.
The I.iv,rponl cuLton mar, a, u,s
duIl B,,ads,,n. Lad ,L.,,
81. per 70 It's. ami flour Is and Ga.
Der barr,l Ou.cr markets uncLnrocd
Another ease of American Citizenship
is Aucona. the Adriaric searort Of the
Roman States. The authorities, find
ing themselves in lrolb'r, lei the man
go.
TIE news is ronf med lha, The Turks
have CROSSED lhe Danube, ana Ihai
fighting had hcgun IA earnest in Cir
chtsla. Onrr Pdcha Oh his part has
kept lIS word. lie informed The Rus
slhn onmander, GoriSchahoIt. that II
HE HuSsIans ana no. evacuaie The PrIn-
cipaiItes before October 2lIh, he would
cross the river and put HIM out. The
brel time that interviewed between this
summons and the date allowed lol l,s
iulflment, Omer emI loyed in transport.
ing detachmcns Of his troops To certain
lands Of the Danube, from which Iont
they could cross with little further Oh
sla' le 10 The bank held by the Ru, slams.
The passage was ho wcver, effected
without opposition.
1t remains to he seen whether OmGr
woYld further keep his word 10y passing
The first OF November in Bucharest
great M rtalliywas prevailing in their
camps.
Respecting tie diplonatic move
mcnts OF The Powers the jour al des
Dcba,s learns from Constantinople that
OH Oct 2lst. NJ de Brnck the Austrian
in,eruuncjo. lad AN iuterv,ew with the
Sul,an and handed IN him q uev nr,.
i.ct or uo,e with IN. coll,ciiv. cuaron-
tee, II was said, of the lour Powers.
whose repTesc,iatIyes have assembled
anew at Vienna, that 1t would be ac-
cepted by Russia.
To the above statement was added.
from another source, that he Car had
declared his acceptance Of the note,
on condition thar Engai d and France
guaranteed lis acceptance by tie Porte,
which, 1t Is understood, both Britain
and France declined, neither being dis
posed TO use coercion.
The Car took the opportunitv of
stating that this was the las, proposl,ion
he would make or accept, and the king
OF Prussia had given notice, on his part,
that If the note were not rejected, he
would withdraw altogether from any
interference in the matter
The terms OF the note did no, trans
pre-, but at the termination Of the inter
view messenger was Immediately de-
spn'chtd 10 Omer, 10 direct min 10 wait
some time before commencing hostlites.
That circumstances led to n belief in
r, ,,s,,n,;oooI. ,h,, ,ho ,o,o r,, or
hature 10 oe acceP'ed ny 'he D''a"'
Prince Paskiewitch had lett S.. Pc
tersbury for bucharest to take com.
| :, u ~,
manu- VI VIC A''' army III ''e ''''
/ cipaliles.
The main force Of the Russians is
! near Bucharest, where they have some
Hundred heavy cannon posted.
| Hohey 'e''a''' s'droe' '''''""
r"'''"' ''e MINISTER o' O',i'n'e''e was
"oou' " WISH ro''uo'' a"u d''S vi "
fiscal mission. Various schemes were
/ under discussion, and among Diners, II
was proposed to open loan IN the
4 United States.
ADDRESS TO THE TROOPS.
H Here lis Omer Pacha's address 10 his
troops, after reading to them the decla'
ration OF war
/ "OtrlcERs AND SOLDIERS FROM ASIA.
AFRICA AND EUROPE The blood ol
II your fathers has more Than once red
ue"'u '.''s SUI "''.n P|"o'''n e'e"'y
| ,'.,h.rs hesn conGa.h f., ,omr n',,S o,,o o.
| honor 1T has as yet no blot OIL il. Know
then that you cannot move a step with
o"' 'o',e "S"e 'o"' VIC ooi vi "''u