Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-10
european News,


The Cunard mai steamer Africa, IRON
Liverpool, Saturday, 22d. about IL A.
NJ, arrived nj her wharf in Jersey city,
st about hall past seven o'clock Friday
morning.
The screwSsteamer Andes arrived at
Liverpool NOON Of Friday, 2lst ult.
We learn by telegraph from South
amp,on the arrival there Friday, mid
night, OF the Washington.
The English operative strikes contin-
ued--many mills were closed, but hopes
are entertained, Of d settlement, at no
distant day. Cotton at Liverpool was
in regular demand sales about 1900
bales daily with prices looking upward,
Breadstuffs continued active at advanc-
ed rates.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Declaration Of War was TO be
read in all the N osques on The l7th inst.
II was not expected tha, hosillilies would
commence before the 25th inst.
Resched Pasha's son was the bearer
ofthe summons to Prince Gortschacoh.
tie also conveyed to Omar definite IN.
struc tions how TO act in event OF the
Russians refusing to leave the terrific.
ries. Duplicates OF these dispatches
were sent 10 the Commander of the
Turkish forces in Asia, so that the army
might be in concert.
Voluntary gifts OF all descrip ions con.
tinued to flow into the Turkish Treasu.
ry-Jewels, money, horses, house. ana
lands 10 an ilnm ense amount, were offer
ed for the national service. Eight thou
sand Redifs were armed, clothed and
equipped from the proceeds Of one days
offerings,
The Turkish steam friga,es Faizi,
Bahri, Taft, Ferdje, and Medjedie, had
been sent 10 Beyrout to take on board
$4,000 regulars OF the army Of Syria.
Orders had been given 10 call out
$4,000 more "Rediis' exclusive OF the
reserves. OF the $4,000 $4,000 were
armed and equipred by the city OF Con-
stantinople. The whole number enroll
ed themselves in one day and within
one week arms, clothing and horses,
were provided. Twenty thousand Dru-
ces, under their chief Cheibli, who so
long withs,ood Mehemit ALI, weie daily
expected TO JON the army OF ASIA. One
hall OF the Turkish fleet were about 10
leave tor the coast OF Asia, between
TrebiZond and BatCun.
Two battaions OF Chasseurs, armed
and drilled on the system oi the Chass-
eurs OF Vincennes, had been sent 10 On
ar Pacha, and third was about 10 leave
for Betoun. Orders had been sent 10
the Governor Of Adrianopie, to send
without delay to Conslantinople the Cir
cassian Chief, Seler Bey, who had been
residing IN the former city. Heman
Hazidju had marched at tie head OF
1000 horsemen Tor the army OF Asia,
and it was stated that after retaining
sufficient force in Egypt, Abbas Pacha
can spare $4,000 more men to the Turk
ish aid.
In short, every exertion was making,
but as yet the last call OH the enrhus iasm
OF the Musselmans, the uniuling of The
Prophets standard, had not been made,
nor was it intended at pres INT TO make
il.
Here is hint given through the Lon
don Daily News.
HINT TO TURKEY AND AMERICA.
Turkey wants money, and America
has too much money. Turkey has more
territory than she can well keep, and
America has national thirst for The ex-
tension Of territory.
"Why don't Turkey sell the Yankees
aporl? 1t might both pay and please
Brother jonathan very well, if the spot
was well chosen, while freedom in Eu-
rope would find new rallying point.