The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-15
THE TURKISH QUESTION.
Our London Correspondence.


LONDON, TUESDAY EyEsING Nov. l, 1863
THE SGWs FROM THE SEAT OF wAR--coM,fESCEMgN
OF HosTfLITIEs ON TIE DANUBE.
II svery advisable amidst the confusion conaosSas
rutnozS and story teegrsphc dispatches that
you sisad be abs to your large circle OF ers
with true statement Of the real in Europe-ath
the whesst carefully separated from the chan. Dnsnw
the last week war and r have been the money
market to and fro in a most wonderful manuer
The Paris Aoasy of Friday last published tele9ra phie
despatch rsn the French Consul General at Bucharest 70
the effect that Russian steamers and eipht oun bo.ts
fcrc. the Dsn the 23d October Ard
sustained sharp frs from the Turkish tresy OF a ktch
situated on the right bank Of the Danube betwesn
Ren and inail The Russians (said the despa tch haA
a lieutenant colonel, commanding the ace.na) three
ocers and twelve sacrs sil,cd and about asty wound
cd It added that the Russians burnt the stle for
of lsahtchi
This despatch clearly anncunced the commeacsmsnt
hostities the part of Russia. Whilst this was ro,e
the Danube, the English AMI Frs.ah
ambassadors at ConstantiropIe were endsavori.s
to patch mp matters, If possible; and . sst
of propositions made, and the Sultan H.
duced to send to 0mer pacha to adjourn hos
Titles till the lst of November procded they had nat a.
ready commences.
ony the first part of this despatch was published and
It presumed therefore, that the report of hostilitiss
premature.
sat on authentic authority ot he avr has &C.
uoiy commenced The follosng important despatch has
this moment been received here
vienna, Monday
the orders omor Pschs paused the Danube ~ Kafs o
ms An with the Russians was eSp.od on S
tempt was made to prevent war.
As vet have confirmation of tha aa;r r..xx
Chi If it should be confirmed additional act Of
aggression the part Of Russia the delay or truce
expired only the 9th, and the action reported to
have taken place the 23d Moreover it must have
happened at the very time that the Western Cabinets
we're receiving from the Emperor Nicholas fresh
spees Of his desire for peace.
You will End statement in many OF the Paris and Lon
journals the article 81 of the treaty Of
AdSrope declares that Russian vessels cannot ~
the Danube beyond the psut where Pruth falls
into IT, and that the junction takes place Reni near
Galatz and that Isakchi Is leagues higher up This n
correct glance at the map will that I,aktchi
dozen leagues lower down though tits true that
Meantime, the English and French flee q have passeA
the Dardaneles, and are now in the Sea of Marmora-
Of the combined fleets before Constantnope makes the
capital quite safe fro any attack the 81 s oe
Russia.
Namik Pscha has LETT Conatansiuople for London -
contract loan for four millions sterling The follow or
is the very latest ON tue Turkish camp 1t ,nained
in letter from ConsAntinope dated the l7h October
The Geographic dispatches are much later
have Just received the following brief
from tie Headquarters ot the Turkish dated Shuma,
oetossT oon the sth sensral order was read % the
their religion and their Two avs the
70 Prince Gorschakof the
tcf time Hostlities are to commence shortly You will
he anxious TO know what going to ALL
tia. trust omer ,Paehs win well laid his plans.
tnate Yesterday Colonel Bind. Austrian ofocr
and w. dc Bruek, the OF the Austrian ambassador
rived here
Prince GortschakoHs (ussan commandsr-in chief in
tie gincipates) reply to omer Pacha's adjutant who
brought him the declaration of war; 10 laconic and char
aclerstic "lfnow its contents he said, "te him who
sent YOU will not bulge. Turkey wishes we'll
this SHALL be the last The Of the declaratiou
Of var has created considerable excitement in Greece
Greeks armed from head TO foot had the frontier
with the intention Of attacking the Turkish garrisons oe
Arfs and Peyess and IL successful to march on Ysninn
II reed scarcely be added that the greatest excitement
prevails in the subugated provinces in Europe. The "a.
:oant, rom Lomhardy are alarming and Austria In
tahins sroug precautionary measures in Hungary ana
Bohemia.
EDesnd and France acting together il perfect ac
ctauce as regards Austria and Prussia their swn ntsF
sss Command the neutrality which they profess, but
they are watching circumstances and are prepared for
an, eventuAlity.
NJ lie La Cour the French Ambassador At Coestantno-
PIE, has been re called, and military man, lighting
ambassador, been sent out with STAT & thirty french
cheers. This has led to the rumor that Sir Elmand
unt, who has been appointed to the queen 100 with
az inriirsls Tag will succeed Lord s,7atford English
Abas.aocr Icannot, however. t-sc- the
sathen.ie source, The queen iguslsd Malta
the 10Th
Arrangements have been mads or ia eeying at Vienna
news from the theatre OF IN wailseha and Bucha-
rest N fourteen hours. Rols,, OF horses have been ss
ahshec at short distances between Bucharest and
llerrmsnstadt, whence thsis is 4 ;clegSarh.