Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25
LATEST NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
Foreign News by The Asia.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
The Eastern Question. &c

VIENNA. Wednesday evening, Oct. 5.-fhe
Oesferrtichische Correspondence announces me
arrival Of the Constantinople mail OF the 9th at
TRIESTE.
The adyces were that an immediate doclara-
ton Of var was not improbable, although eNpee-
tatious werc INDUCED in that mutual concessions
might still be- nade.
There were TX English one Sandman, one
Neapolitan, one Austrian, one Prus~ian, and
four French war steamers lying in the Bospho-
ra-.
NIENxt, Thursday. Oct 6.-Aceounts have
been received per Trieste telegraph, from Con
-tantinople 10 the Goth
The French and Austrian Ambassadors had
urged the Sultan 10 accept the Vienna note but
he refused to do
The Grand National Council consequently met,
and approved unanimously Of the Ministers con-
duet in declaring war.
\ meeting was also held to frame an address
10 the Sultan, requesting him socmuly 10 declare
war.
The Berlin Geographic correspondent announ-
ees the departure of ten. Guyon for Warsaw.
Report says that the Austrian soldiers on fur
loagh are t. he recalled forthwith.
Another Geographic despatch, via Trieste,
says:
.rhc beginning of the war Is very probable
Firman. with regard 10 it were expected on the
9th, and were already sent 10 head quarters.
There was great financial embarrassment,
aud great augmentation of poper currency
\ tcleeraphie despatch from Vienna, dated The
Sd instant, and published in the Cologne Gazette,
states that the Emperor Of Austria and the Arch
duke Ludwig Charles left the previous evening
for Warsaw.
1Lo,ainr despatch also states that the Vienna
l.. I0yd mentions II report that the Diyan had on
the 2Utl OF September resolved upon am eventual
declaration of war against Russia.
BEYRor1, Sept. 80, ls53.-1hcre have been
riots in the province Of NapIousc. 300 persons
were killed and quite as many were wounded.
The authorities had not the power 10 interfere.
The Christian population of the Lebanon is IN a
state OF anarchy, and the Druses refuse to obey
the government.
French troops reody TO Embork for Turkey.
Paris letter writers continue to assert thai n
French f1rce now maenificd into 10000 strong,
is heid in readiness 10 embark for CoastatinoPie.
According to the letter writer's, ten thousand OF
these are picked men from Algeria, and the re-
inaindcr are the troops latelyin camp at leltaut.
\ corps of | 600 men was to be organized in the
South of Franch to embark at Toulon, to rein
force the army ut Rome. England they say, was
To furnish 10, O0) men, To be embarked at several
of the channel ports. 1t is needless To add that
this fine story may be safely dlscredited in the
/ meantime.
FURTHER 0rcrfHreS for peace from Russia deciiRed
By Engiond and France.
The Times states that the Russian envoy at
Paris has been informed by the French Minister
of Foreign Affairs that the Emperor OF Russia'S
| willingness to take new note INTO consideration
and the offers Of the representatives il draw it
up, are too late. The French and English gov
emmcntsh have sent notes couched III decided
/ terms to the Russian governments mtunating
that they are united in their resolve To maintain
the Sovereignty of the sultan and the integrity Of
! his empire.