Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-16
ZINC Pence of Eurone.

The question now is, can the fame oil war which
has been lighted in the Trincipalities Of Moldaria
and Wallachia, be confined TO those Principaities.
or even to Russia and Turkey Is there any pros
pect of its speedy termination The Journal of
Commerce, which propounds these questions. IN
stead of attempting to answer them ITSELF gives the
views OF its Paris correspondents Robert Walsh,
Esq this point Mr. Walsh, being intelii-
gent and unbiased observer, his views entitled
to much more weight than those wac feel parti-
sans in the contest and we therefore make the fol-
lowing from his last letter. dated Paris
the 18th of November National IntsHigencer.
'On Friday and Saturday two Senators-observ-
ers who have access to the best of knowledge
-conyersed with me freely in my study on the as
pect of foreign affairs. They interpreted the mis-
sion of General paraguay to Constantinople fol-
lows A dplomatist no longer wanted at Con-
stantinople the combined fleets were in the BOs-
phorus. IL the Turks were beaten in the Principal
ties and the Gar then invaded Turkish territory
further, would not eVacuate the Prncipaities
terms suitable to the policy of the allies thirty
more thousand of French troops would be sent to
operate against him, and placed under the COM
mand of the General. His previous soiourn in the
Turkish capital must enable him and the many ex-
perienced officers in his suit to prepare in all re
specs for the execution of their real errand. 9th
er French veteran Statement deem Great Britain
and France to be already at war with Russia. They
lend the Turks not merely moral, but military sup
port probably they replenish the chests of the
| Porte.
THE new circular of NesselrcJe. dated the 3lst
! of October. is a more pregnantiy significant docu-
ment than the manifesto. The views and re-
solves of Russia distinctly exhibited. No con-
cessions are implied or Swallowed forth The two
impending Powers apprised that it will depend
altogether on them whether the war shall be limit
ed or shall involve the rest Of Europe. In short
| circumstances generally more inauspicous than
heretafore but the steamer of the 10th may carry
you authentic account of events of good promise"
MONSTER ORGAN.--A gentleman writing from
Hull, Eng land, under date of Nov 7, to gentleman
in New York, gives the following description of ar
organ about to be built in London for the Crys
tai Palace at Sydenham:
/ . have just the scheme of the monster or
gan to be built for the Crystal Palace at Sydenbam
1t will be prodg oue instrumental least three
times as large any constructed. 1t is to oc
cupy position al the east end of the transept. II
will contain in all hundred and thirty nine stops
and ten thousand one hundred and eighteen pipes
The Great Organ 40 stops and 1882 pipes.
The Choir Organ 20 q 1852 Is
The Swell Organ 20 1924 g.
| The Solo Organ 81 2O3O ("
The Pedal Organ 80 1850 =
1t will be one hundred and twenty feet high, fifty
feet Deep with breadth of ninety five feet, and vii
have four rows of keys.
The cost of this mammoth instrument is to b.
925,OO0, or Sl25,O00 The bellows will be worked
t by steam.
| MIR Hill Of London, has the contract for its con
struction, and three years allowed him for it
mpletion The largest pc will be sixyfour fee
long, which is double the length of any now in use
1t will be built in stories like house, with sairca
f ses &c. The sides of the will be of glass.
9 the "a feet pipe to stand in 'front.'