Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-18
Arrival OF the Steamer Baltic-FOur Days Later
from Europe.

Markets fiat.
Arrival OF Steamer Baltic-FOur Days Later
from Europe.
New YORK Nov 14.-The u. S. mail steamer Bal
tic reached her wharf at quarter OF o'clock, with
dates from Liverpool to the I'd inst.
| The Baltic brings ia passengers, among whom are
Gov Jones, of Tennessee. and Col Powell and family,
PHILADELPHIA The Arabia arrived out Saturday
evening.
| Neither France nor England have lost all hopes of
peaceable settlement of the Eastern question.
| Both governments announce that the Cabinets of
Vienna and Berlin equally eager in their negotia
| tons.
ARh1sTIcE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TuRKEY.-With
regard TO the Eastern question everything envel-
oped in mystfcaon. Vienna despatch announces
! that there had been :rmistice agreed upon be-
tween the Turks and Russians for indefinite period.
This despatch materially advanced the price of Eng.
! lish and French funds Another despatch said that
the Turks had crossed the Danube without opposition
THE EASTERN QUESTION y he most contradictory
accounts in circulation regarding the aspect OF
affairs in the East 1t was stated that satisfactory
diplomatic note from the Four Powers on its way
TO Constantnope, and the supposed armisce was TO
allow time for its acceptance This further strength
ened the funds; but it began TO be rumered that the
so-caled armisc was only conditional order to
Omar Pacha not to commence hostes till Nov. lst,
it he had not already commenced This depressed
the market particularly, Geographic dispatch.
apparently authentic, stated that the Turks had cross
ed the Danube in great force Widdn, and occu-
pied Kaofat, with the intention of assaing the Rus
slams
Omer Pasha had informed Gofschakoff that he in
tended march al upon the Principaties,
whereupon Gotschakoff held council of war on the
] 1th and resolved 10 eVacuae the southern part of
Waacha.
The Russian merchants had been doing a large bus
mess in cotton, which considered indicative of
peace.
IT.. Ill AZ,
Danube. Their troops were still encamped at Bu-
charest
Ii believed that the orr inal Vienna note would
eventually be adopted. with some notifications
There had been official announcement OF the
combined fleets having passed the Dardanelles.
| ENGLAND.-Great riots had broken out at Wogan,
in Lancashire caused by turnout of the operatives
in Galleries. Much property had been destroyed. and
the troops called out.
I SPAIs-The union of Spain and Portugal was again
seriously discussed by all parties.
W. Turon had been offered the appointment OF
Minister 10 Washington.
/ latest by the Baltic.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. "A Geographic despatch1 from
the Danube, of October 81 states that 900 Turkish
infantry and cavalry had crossed the Danube and Ia
ken possession of Kaefat without opposition More
troops were still crossing. the being in barges
and swimming their horses. The Russians were
concentrating large force around Kalefat to attack
them.
| 1 ne LondOn INES mas despatch IRON Constants.
nople October 22I, stating that the Austrian Envoy,
had submitted to the Sultan the draft of new note
from the Four Powers, which had been accepted by
Russia. The Times still thinks negotiations may
! prevent general war.
] Farther and Very Latest Foreign News by the
/ Steamer Baltic.
/ From LONDON AND LIVERPOOL B TELEGRAPH
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. ID, 1853.-The Times states
in leading article that there no reason to doubt
that, on the 9th of October 1000 Turkish infantry
and 2,4OO cavalry crossed the Danube and occupied
Kalufal, and that large number of troops were
still passing over in barges, when this news was
dispatched.
The Russians were gathering on the point at
tackled, and it was expected that a collision would
take place on the 2Sth For the moment there is
an end to notes and diplomatic conference Omar
Paeha's movement appears the extremity of RASH
ness but he is probably forced preserve the
blance of command. After the ferocity of the hos
tile nations has been satisfied by the sanguinary
offering of useless and objectless battle, it may
perhaps be possible the claims of justice
aud humanity. Whatever may be the result of this
contest, it cannot alter the duty of the Western
5 power in this emergency.
Il Victors yanquished, the Turks have still the
: same right and claim on the Western Powers and