Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-01
Arrival Of the America.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Ectmat UoSttiitieS betwsem the Turkish and
RnsSiam Troops--Further Adrnnce ~
Breadstwfs-Rfset IN tie Rates of Money
Decline IN american Stocks.
HALIFAX, Sept. 30.-The steamer Amer
lea, with Liverpool dates of Sept. 18th
and l26 passengers, arrived last night.
She encountered tremendous gales on
the passage. The Baltic arrived out on
the 18th.
The passengers report that the Turk
ish army had actually attacked the Rus
sian outposts.
The Gar was understood to be will
ling to accept the Vienna note and evac-
uate the Principalities, provided the Sui
tan S modification were stricken off. A
new manifesto was expected from Rus
STA.
At Constantinople the war spirit was
in the ascendant, and the walls were
covered with placards calling OH the
faithful to fight against the Russians.
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Buchanan had declined the invi-
tation to dine with the Liverpool Cham
Der of Commerce.
The cholera was spreading in London
and Liverpool. There had been over $50
deaths at Newcastle.
Mr.. Marsh, U. S. Consul to Madeira,
had arrived in Eengland.
The weather was very unsettled.
The steamer Western had arrived at
Liverpool from Brazil, with Gen. Lopez,
Minister from Paraguay.
Bucnos Ayres dates to July 80 had
been received. The next day after Ur-
Quiza fled on board an American steamer,
his troops surrendered, and the Province
became entirely tranquil. Business was
reviving. Urquiza, at the last accounts,
was quiet at Entire Rios.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
On the special demand of the Four
Powers, the Sultan has consented to post
pone the issuing of his manifesto to his
people, which is said to be couched in
warlike language, and to amount to q
declaration Of war.
The Turks continue their ornaments,
and every thing is paid for promptly in
specie. y new levy Of $4,000 men was
progressing actively
Detachments were constantly march
ing to join Omer PaSha. A reserve corps
was being formed at Adrianople, under
Mchemet Pacha. The Sultan reviewed
the Egyptian troops on the Both August.
The Pacha of Egypt promises to send
$4,000 more troops.
The Russian Commander at Bucha-
rest had issued an order to his troops,
saying that Russia was called upon to
annihilatc Paganism, and all who OPP
posed her would be anihilated.
Omer Pasha had sent warning to
Prince GutSchakoff, that if the Russian
gun-boats came too near the Batteries
they would be sunk.
The Dragomen of the Russian Embassy
had arrived at Constantinople, attended
by several steamers.
1t is reported that the French Amhas-
sador urgently persuaded the Sultan to
recall his modified note, even after he had
forwarded it to st. Petersburg.
The troubles between the Hospodars
and the Porte continue. The latest dis
patch says the Sultan has given them
permission to remain in the Principali-
ties.
MARKETS.
Brcadstuffs were very active at largely
enhanced rates. The weeks advance had
been cd I'd per 10 lbs. in wheat, and Is
Is per Dbl. in flour. White wheat 9s
9s Sd; Canal flour Sos I'd 3ls: Balti-
more and Philadelphia SIS cd Ohio 32s;
white corn 34s 36s; yellow 33s 34s cd.
Provisions-Sales of beef at 95 loss,
and pork at IS Sos. Sales of $50 tons
lard at 67s Cd a SOS. Tallow excited, at
Is advance.
Cloverseed - As.
Resin had advanced. Sales of 5000
bills. at IS 4d 6s for common, and lis a
lbs for fine. Spirits of Turpentine 49s a
Sos 3D.
Rice was shade higher. Sales Of $50
tierces Carolina at Dos Cd a 25s cd. Coffee
firm. Sugar and tea unchanged.
Trade at Manchester had fallen off, but
prices were not lower.
LONDON, Sept. 17.-Transactions in
U. S. and State stock had been small, at
a slight decline. Z. S. 6's, '6S, 1l0h a
1lla; ditto '67-'6S, ITO 1l0t; Penn'a.
SIS IS sc.
Money was tighter, and the Bank had
raised the rate of interest to Al per cent.
Consuls had fallen to 951 and 95a.
Produce Market had been
buoyant ; other articles dull.
HAvRE, Sept. 15.-Cotton has been
dull: Sales of the week 4,095 bales.