Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-03
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Conslanllhople was tranquil on The
5'h inst. Part Of tho Russian army
wee going INTO winter quarters Il: Bu-
charisi.
The Turkish declaration was received
nj Odessa Oh The 7th. Gen. Luders was
waiting marching orders. The great.
est confidence prevailed IN commercial
circles.
PARIS. Oct. ls:
The Bourse opened dull, closing with
a rise.
Prussia and Austria u i'll both remain
neutral.
France was quiet. The Turkish de.
ciafation o: war was published IN full
When the Gar saw It he swore he
would wage a war OF determination. -
The first conflict il was supposed would
be on the Black Sea or Georgia.
Paskiewitch had taken chiei command
OF The Russian army.
The heets were preparing on the 9Th
10 advance 10 Cons,an tinope.
The Circassians under Tchmyll dc.
iealed the Russians on the 9Th, and re-
tired TO the mountains. Loss great Oh
both sides.
Gotschahof refused Omar Pacha's
summons that he Russian SUBJ lecis be
placed under Austrian protection.
Austria and Prussia had recalled their
Subjects from the Turkish service
Two hundred political arrests were
made in Paris OH The 10th am ny them
NJ. Gondchaux, Minister of Finance u
Der the Provisional government, but he
was speedily released.
Commercial advices from India and
China generally favorable.
The Japan expedition returned from
Jeddo Aug. l7lh. Com. Perry had an
interview with two imperial princes, and
delivered The Presidents letter. The
Americans and Japanese departed with
mutual presents and expressions OF good
will.
The bark Henry Harbeck ioundered
at sea Sept l3.h. Crew rescued from
raft by Il Spanish steamer.
The strike in Lancashire had become
serious,all the mills had stopped Twen-
ty five thousand persons were idle.
The Turkish declaration OF war is
published IN full. Ii is ii temperate and
high spirited document. Ii does not lay
embargoes Oh Russian ships and fully
protects all rights Of commerce. When
the Car heard that Turkey had declar-
ed war, he fell into fury aud swore that
he would wage war Of extermina,ion
against the Turks.
Omar Pdcha had notified the II ssian
commander TO evacuate the prlnc'plli-
ties before the 25th inst. Or he would
commence hosllities.
Old General Pnskiewltch, Of Polish
no'oriety, had taken chief comm Of
the Russian army in the prlncipaliues.
October 5lh tie fleets were observed
preparing TO advance 10 Constantine no.
plo.
The Earl of Carlisle had arrived at
Malta on board tho Firebrand.
The demand Tor shipping at 81. Pc
tersburg was unabated. FreIghts high
er than ever
The London Times says the Turkish
manifesto is one OF the strongest and
most unanswerable state papers issued
during the present century. The Post
says that morally Russia ls already d,.
lealed, and that she will be go material
ly.
Hos.ili,ics on the Danube and shores
Of the Caspian sea are inevitable.
A dispatch from Vienna Of the 9th
says that Gottschakof las replied to the
Turkish summons that he has no author
ty to commence hostl'lties, TO make
peace, or TO evacuate toe principalltes.
He therefore refuses to DO either one Or
the other. So the matter rests.
The Turks will allow neutral flags
to saII OH the Danube &c the 30th inst,
but 10 longer.
Agitation beg ns to manifest itself in
Italy.
The quality of The Pert wine crop is
good bot considerably under the aver
age. Prices high and speculative.
Prussia and Austria both give indica
sions though not formally, that they
will keep neutral IN the Turkish war;
French and English diplomalists there
lore consider that war being confined TO
the Turkish frontier, there will be no
spread IN Europe.
The Hansa, steamer, had put into
Southampton for coal.
baltimore, Oct. 80.
TENNESSEE U. S. SENAron.--A teie-
graphic dlspatcn from Nashville, an
nounces the election of John Bell as
Senator. He received 81 votes.
AFFECTIVE DIsPENsATIoN.-Ai family in
this vicinity have recently been bereay-
ed under circumstances of IA very pecu-
liar and distressing character.-On
W ednesday. the 18th instant, DR.. 10th
rop, Of the Brattle-strrGt Church, mar
rled the daughter Of one Of our well
known citizens to a young merchant OF
tins City. The party went upon bridal
hour, and IN New York, last week, were
joined by the father, and family OF the
youthful bride. On Saturd y last, the
whole party started upon their return
home. The young bride was taken i'll
IN the cars and stepped into the lailes
room AT one Of tie station houses an the
New Haven railway, where she soon
after expired. Ii is SAID the cause OF
this sudden event was an internal he
morrhage. The body was brought
home TO her fathers residence, and the
family, who called To welcome a bride.
found her dead, and the whole house
hold plunged in The deepest atiiiction.-
The funeral viii axe place this alter.
noon, and we need not add that a large
circle OF acquain,ances will mIngle their
sympathles with the wide circle OF rela
tives and friends who have been thus
suddenly bereaved.-Boston Transcript,
~ Some philosopher, whose expe.
rience has probably been very extensive
thus enjons the "rising generation"
"ln going 10 parties, just mind what youhe at
Beware Of your head, and take care oI Nosr hat,