Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-08
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ARRIVAL OF THE
BALTIC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Eastern dUd'rS unchdngcd-nHtupWe" eO'''
sion beiireen Turkish and Russian troops
The Eastern question is unchanged.
The Vienna Conference was in session, AZ
tempting 10 smooth the difficulties, ana u
Mas reported that new modification, con-
ciiiatory both to Russia and Turkey, woniu
be made but fears were en'eriaihe" ''a'
in the meantime, the hostile armies O." '"o
Danube might com in collision.
The cholera is spreading in the various
English seaporls.
INTERESTING FROM THE JAPAN En-
PEDlTIoN.
The overland mail brings Intelligence VI
an interesting character from the u"i'en
States Expedition 10 Japan. The vessels
somprisinn the squadron Susquehanna, riy;
month, Saratoga, &c, sailed on July 3D. from
Sbannhae. for japan, followed BY two nus
sian fripates. The Snsquehanna and Sa'a'
,oea had touched al se9era! Islands, ana
distributed live stock also at ihe islahu o'
Bouran, where the Commodore found Euro
peau settlers, and purchased ten acres oil
land. on a fine harbor, for coal depot.
The Paris Pays says that the French "os-
eminent enterlains confident hopes that The
Turkish difficulty will ye, be settled without
an appeal 10 arms.
The Pairic adds, lha, the Emperor oi Rus
sia will not under any circumstances com.
mence hosiities, but The definite decision
of Turkey cannot be known i'll England until
the first or second week in October.
ITALY.
4 letter from Rome, dated Aug. 81, in the
Augsburg Gazette, says:--'li is officially
confirmed that the Governor Of Ternt has
been made the victim of popular fury. The
increasing dearness Of bread had produced
great uueasiness in the town. Four persons
seized upon the Governor and threw him
from The window into the streets, where the
people malrealed him by siufiing his mouth
with straw. He died in consequence OF the
il-treatment which he received. Eight car
bineers who fastened TO his assistance were
obliged 10 fly from the crowd. A company
and half of infantry have been sent from
Rome 10 Terni 10 re-establish tranquility.
MEETING OF THE EMPERORS.
The King Of Prussia has concluded no, ia
go TO the meeting of the Emperors at Olmutz.
for the purpose OF consultation OIL The East.
ern question.
FROM SPAIN.
letters from Madrid say that another
Ministerial crisis is coming in Spain. Ii
private political circles the propriety of de
posing the Queen was freely discussed.
TURKEY.
CoNsrAsrINopLE, Sept, THE Egyptian
troops have been shipped of TO Varna an'
Shuma.
Correspondence from Constaniinople, date,
Sept 9th, slales that the Ministry, alter ;
conference held at the house Of the Gran,
Vizicr, resolved 10 maintain their last moi,
al The hazard OF war. The popular excite
men, had increased.
The evaporation OF the conntry agains
Russia Shows itself in every way, wi!hou
there appearing any means Of appeaslng II
except by war. The Ministers ihemselve
are convinced of il; and although well awar
OF the weakness of Turkey, which would nc
allow her 10 carry on successfully s,rugsl
with Russia for any length of time, have no'
decided on incurring the chances OF it, he
ping that Europe, which has encourage
them in their resistance, will not abando
them in the struggle.
Guns have been stationed al various pon
on fort Jestow.