The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
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THREE DAYS LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
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ASPECT OF THE TURKISH QUESTION.
ATTITUDE CT THE WESTERN POWERS.
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The Position of the Russian and Turkish
Armies.
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The Democratic Element In the Affairs OF
Europe.
The New French Fleet of Transatlantic Steamers.
THE BRITISH OCEAN MAIL SERVICE.
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STATE OF THE NJ AR K rs,
&C., &C.. &c.

The CunaId mail steamship Africa, Capt. HARRISON
rived at O'Clock yesterday morning She left Liver
on Saturday noon the 22d ult
Among the passengers by the A. we notice the names
Of Sir Allan McNab and family Mr. William Mure British
Consul at New Orleans; and General Mendibara.
The three days later, but very interesting
There is nothing important in relation TO the Turkish
question.
Gortschako very from popular with the Russian
said to be wretchedy managed whilst the Turks
abundance of everything Omar is busiy employed in
organizing corps of pontoners but may attempt to
cross the river for some time to come contract for
5000 horses had been made in PsDa for the Turks.
The Russian ambassador Paris has felt necessary
TO contradict the that had threatened
"a Of determination" against the Turks. The la
that the Car will in three days issue
manifesto, bewailing that all his efforts in
peace been dsregarded by the Turks The force
the German federal army is fixed at456 900 men, excu
sive OF the
The acourt newsmen'' say that GOODNESS exists be-
tween the Emperor Russia and the King of Prussia
owing to the atter rejection of the offers Of the former
cabinet council to be held the 18th atBerlin,
to resolve TO prevent foreign paper money
circulating in Prussia.
The Empress Eugene has granted a pension of 2 900
francs of her private purse the parents of Lieut.
Belot, who Kerished when serving with the British
plorng petition in the Arctic At the death
the parents the pensions to descend to the brother
and sister Of Lieut.. Beot.
Emile Girardn has been sswarned for speaking
freely through La Prose-.
It was stated that when The Emperor returns Paris
from Compegne the day of his intended coronation will
be announced.
1t rumored in Paris but rot generally credited that
the ambassador had notified the French govern
ent that the sending of French corps ddrmee to Tur
key will be looked upon by Russia declaration of
war and diplomatic relations will be Immediately sus-
pended.
NJ Ducos, French Minister of Marine, publishes q
arkabe report the Aonitesr in which be shows that
with budget of 40 GOO coo francs less than in the time
of Louis Philippe he has Increased the power of the
French navy to extent that it has hitherto
tanned and has surplus of 10 900 francs
the budget OF 1852, half of which he returns
the treasury the other half going the preent years
expenses
The ship Dalhouse from Gravesend 18th, for Sydney
sunk the 10Th of Beechy Head Fifty nine lives
lost.
report is current, but is not deserving of much rel.
ance, that movement has sprung in Tcino sepa-
rate that canton from Switzerland, and annex it to
Sardinia.
The French Transatlantic Screw Steamship COMPANY a.
epps have contracted for twelve h of 200 tons and
24o horse eaeh for the postal service to the Rio
Plata, Brazil the French West Indies and the United
States. Mare Co., Of Blackwell, London are haa
the ships, and Messrs Mauasiey are to supply the
ehiuery.
The steamship Andes arrived at Liverpool at noon
en- Friday, 2lst ult
The steamer Washington, hence arrived at Southamp.
ton at midnight Friday 2lst ali.
The English operative strikes continued Many mills
ere closed but hopes entertained of setten ent at
distant day. Cotton at Liverpool was in regular de-
mardsaes about 1000 bales daily with prices looking
upward.
Dreaustufs continued active at advanced rates. The
weather vas unsettled.