Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-04

Arrival of the Steamer nlagara.-one Week Later
Interesting Aspect of the Turkish Queelon-1he Sui
tan's U1timatum-C Cont icting Vieacs as to Var
The Papal Ports Open-Cotton Aduanced-Breads
s'ufs still Tending Uptcard, &c.
HALIFAX. Oct 27.-The steamer Niagara arrived
at midnight last night bringing Liverpool dates OF
October 18th. The steamer Arctic arrived out on
the 10Th.
The EASTERN QUEsTIoN.-The Sultan has given
notice that if the Russians do not evacuae the Prn
CAPABILITIES within fifteen days hostilities will be COM
menced as Turkey will consider the neglect to evac-
uate case of war declared. The formal proclama-
ton of against Russia was posted up on all the
Mosques at ConstantinopIe. The Turks will not at
present cross the Danube The Sultan has invited
the combined fleets to Constantinople. The Black
Sea is to be free for neutral flags.
A Paris correspondent writes that IN private let
tiers from Consantnople the Eastern question Is ex-
amined in every point of view, and the conclusion
unanimously arrived at is that war is inevitable
Russian agents are actively at work attempting to
stir up Instructions in Turkey
| number of English officers mostly belonging to
the India service, moving between the Turkish
camps, and others on their way to Con-
stantinople. The number of offers from Poles and
Hungarians. to aid the Turkish Government. is in
credible These offers not confined to the refu.
gees in France. Some have come from the United
States, Hungary, Poland and Italy.
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe still
expresses the belief that peace will be preserved.
| FRANcE.-The Paris police had made search for
Kossuih in the house of M. Kif, Hungarian, but he
could not be found
Napoleon is reported TO have said. on the l2,h.
that if Russia did not yield, war must be proceeded
with.
ITALr.-A letter from Turin says that the Fled
moniese Government had heen requested not TO ad.
nit M. Foresti, nafurazed American, counsel for
United States, alleging that he is disciple OF MAJ
zni.
Corn may be imported into the Papal States duty
| free till February next.
RUssIA.-The Emperor has authorized the free i'm
portatoA into Finland of all materials for equpping
ships, the privilege 10 last for five years.
Further by the Niagara.
HALIFAX, Oct. 27.-The Niagara brings 145 pas
sengers, and had much rough weather.
The steamer Golden Gate arrived out on the morn
ing Of the 18th.
1t is supposed that the Turkish Government will
decline the offers of foreign exes of France if
France and England afford her assistance.
1t i. rumored that the American Consul at Smyr-
ma opposed kosstas removal to America.
The Paris bourse Friday per cent.
Omar Pasha, the 9th formally summoned
Gortschoko to evacuate the Ottoman territory. al
lowing fifteen days, and if the demand is definitely
refused, he will commence hOstilities at In
the meantime he will not cross the Danube.
A levy of 100000 Turkish troops have been Or
dere1.
The navigation of the Danube and Black Seas has
| been guaranteed to neutral hags.
| The clergy has offered to place 800 0OO,O 900 of
piasters at the Suitan's disposal.
The Sultan tells the foreign ambassador that he is
DESTROYS OF settling the difficulties peaceably. but as
his ancestors gained their empire by the sword, the
Turks would perish in support of it But if fate
dained that Turkey should fall, another master would
put Europe to the sword, they entered it sword in
hand.
The Russian troops are active, and General Leuders
had arrived in camp. The troops are in motions up
the river, and batalions of infantry and 80 pieces
of artillery had marched through Bucharest.
1t reported that Prince Get,chakoff had annex
ed the princlpaes having formally notified the Hos
podars that Prince Menshakof would in future admin
| lister the government All the Russian officials had
commander had been sent to the Bosnian frontier to
watch the movements of Prince Daniel, of Montene-
gro, who is again arming.
Ii rumored that the Porte had appointed the
Hungarian Generals Dembinski and Klapka to high
commands and that the Shah of Persia, by the ad-
vice of the British Minister, had rejected the
lures of Russia to arm against the Sultan.
| ENGLAND.-Ihe Queen has returned to London,
and the Ministers have all reassembled
Parliament would not be convoked unless matters
became more threatening.
A peace conference was in session Mt Edinburgh
Golden, Bright, Burritt and Surge were present.
The manufacturers of Sheffield had memoralized
the government against war.
The iron masters of Birmingham report trade
healthy, prices firm and stock low.
The French Empress was still al Amens.
ITALY.-Numerous arrests of supposed revolution
airy agents have been made in Italy.
Miss Cunningha ham has been liberated from prison
at Florence.
The Papal government has forbidden the export
of grain. Naples is threatened with scarcity, and
the government contemplates purchasing grain.