New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-01
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
THREE DAYS
WAR MORE PROBABLE.

The Royal Mail Steamship America Capt Lang. from
Liverpool Ct 10 A NJ the nth inst arrived here
O'Clock this Thursday evening.
The Collins steamer Baltic arrived out at Liverpool on
the evening OF the 18th inst of Hoyhead at lol in
the morning but detained Oh the Mersey fox want Of
water
On Saturday, Sept a. VI, the America passed the
Arabia. bound in to Liverpool
Sept &C. lat 50 y, lon Al W, passed steamer City Of
Manchester, bound to Liverpool
Sept e, saw large steamer showing American cOOrs
bound eastward
The War Question.
Relative to the Eastern question. it currently re
por1ed-aihough foundation apparent for the re
pOr-hat Turkey had attacked the Russian ouposs but
that TO general engagement had taken place The follow
ing are the words of the Vienna Dispatch
"The Gar rejects the Turkish notifications hut abdes
by the Vienna Note and promises 10 eyacuae the Prnci
Ialiiies If the Porte accepts Il. pure anu simple.
This yet leaves one chance for peace
Another toographc dispatch says-A new manifesto is
expected from Russia
The Turks were quite ripe for War and Omar Pashs hal
great difficulty in restraining his troops from hosltes
Fauatcism both sides at its height ANONYMOUS
pacards on the walls calling the faithful to attack the
Russians had much excited the people II only the
special demand Of the representatives OF the great powers
that the Sultan had consented to postpone the Issuing OF
lis manifesto to his people This manifesto Is in warke
language and is indeed declaration Of war The Turks
continued their ornaments everything being paid for in
specie
The Turkish levy Of 10000 additional troops went
tvev and attachments were constantly marching to join
Omar Pasha on the Danube.
reserve corps was forming at Adrianople, under Ne
hernet Pa.ha Colonel Of the Saltsns Guard
On the 3Oth the Sultan received the Egyptian troops
The members of the French Embassy present Meba
Pasha OF Egypt promises to send $4,000 more men.
From Bucharest the Russian Commander in Chief had
addressed order OF the day his troops and concludes
By saying;
Russia is called on to annihate Pogann, and those
who oppose her in that sacred mission shall DO annhlaed
with the Pagans. Long I've the Car.
Omar Pasha wrote to Prince GorchakoiL notifying that
if the Russian gun boats approached tho Turkish
batteries they would be fired upon. G,rtchakof briefly
wrote on the back OF the letter Ii fred they viii re-
turn tie fire.
Until recently the Turkish operations al seemed directed
toward rengoye prevent the Russians crossing there
but the Turks have carefully fortified the line OF the Balkan
between Shumla and Tarnoya.
Gen Danebergs Corps had established iis general quar-
tors at Crpeva and the operations in crossing the Danube
will be by Wedlso and Sophia The Turks viii Of coure
frtify tho passes a. they have the line Of >humla and
Ternoya in wh,h it is thought that the Russians VIII
ascend the river, and cross in Scryie
The chief Drsgoman Of the Russian Embassy had ar
rived at Constantnope from Odessa attended by several
steamers The arrival had caused sensation but il re-
lates TO the affairs OF he Commercial Chanceleairc
It's said the French Ambassador urgently attempted TO
persuade the Porte 10 recall the modified note even after
was forwarded 10 st Petersburgh.
The Russian patty in Constantnople propose changes
in the Turkish Ministry Rica Pasha, tx M'ns;erofNar
TO supersede Mehemed All Russas bitter antagonist.
Tie trouble continued between the IIospodsrs and the
Porte The latest dispatch from Constantnope dated stu
Sept states that Sultan gives the Hospodars authority
IN remain IN The Prine,palitica.