Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-04
Arrival OF the Steamer Artic.-Four Days Late
from Europe.

Arrival OF the Steamer ArtIc.-Four Days Later
from Europe.
The Latest Intelligence from the Seat of War-Opin-
ions of the English Press on the Eastern Question:
Gear in a Fury-Afd'rs IN France-Ercitement
IN Haly-India and China- The Japan Erpe-
dtion-Com. Perry and the Imperial Prinees-
Cotton in Good Demand-Breadstufs Actiue at i'd
Udnced Rates. &c.
New YORK Oct 30.--The steamer Arctic has ar
rived, bringing Liverpool dates of October 18th and
22O passengers Among the latter are Signor Mar
tusceIIi, the Neapo,an Minister; Hon. D D. Bar
nard, late Minister to Prussia; Judge Douglass
Messrs Lenfby and Lami Efend. Commissioners
from Egypt to the Crystal Palace.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Oct. The city is tranquil A
part Of the Russian army will 60 into winter quarters
at Bucharest
ODESSA Oct. 6,-The Turkish declaration of war
has been received here The corps of Gen. Luders is
still IN This vicinity expecting marching orders The
greatest confidence prevails in commercial circles.
The EASTERN QUEsTIoN.-The London Times says
that the Turkish manifesto is of the strongest
| and most unanswerabe State papers issued during
the present century.
The Post says that it is morally certain that Russia
is already defeated and that she will be so materially
Aostiities the Danube, and on the shores of the
Caspian, inevitable.
A dispatch from Vienna, of the nth, says that
Gortshakhof had replied TO the Turkish summons
EhdI he mas no power TO commence nOStlltleS, make
peace evacuate the Princpalities. He therefore
refuses 10 do either
Russian subjects in Turkey have been placed under
Austrian protection.
| The Turks allow neutral flags on the Danube 10
the 25th inst, but no longer.
Austria and Prussia had recalled their subjects from
the Turkish service.
| The Turkish declaration of war has been published
in full. Ii is temperate bnt high spirited. and lay.
no embargo on Russian ships, fully protecting the
rights OF commerce.
| When the Gar heard of the Turkish declaration
of war he fell into fury and swore he would wage
war Of determination agains, the Turks
| Ohiar Pacha had notified the Russian commander
that il he did not leave the Principaes by the 18th
he would commence hostilities.
1t is not supposed that will commence on the
Danube, but in Georgia or on the Black Sea-
Old Gen. Paskiewit5h takes the command of the
Russian army in the Principali,ies.
! On the 5th of October, the combined fleets were
observed preparing 10 advance to Constantnople
| A battle was fought Sept. 9th, between Schamyl
the Circassian chief and the Russians After heay,
loss on both sides, the former retired TO their noun
| tain stronghods
FRANcE.-There had been no shipment of troops
but great activity prevailed in the Navy Yards
AS Prussia and Austria give indications of keeping
! neutral in the coming war, French and ENGLISH
Dpomatsts consider that war will be confined to tn.
turkish frontier and not extend 10 Europe.
| lTALY.-lialy was in state of great excitement.
INDIA AND CHINA.-Commercial adyices from Indi;
iand China were comparatively favorable.