The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-18


ARRIVAL or rnE 1rL.srIc-rouK NAYS LArKs ssOA ru-
Nav YoRH. Oct I6-The steamer Atlantic bringing
Liverpool dates Of October s. passengers arrived
here this morning Among passengers Lieut. Msuiy
and Hon. Joseph X. IngersoL.
Tumor had gained ground ia Paris that The Russian
ambassador had demanded OF was about 10 demand, his
passports
There had been revolt At Ciys veccha caused BY the
announcement that the government proposed suppress
the fee port Upon the declaration The project
abandoned, order was Immediately restored.
rHK QUESTION.
The ls.est report represents thar between Turkey
and Russia has formally commenced despatch from
Vienna, dated October 3d. states that the Dvan al grand
council held that day. had resolved upon declaration Of
against Russia, and that the Sullan against the adj
vice Of Tho four powers. had signed The declaration. A
report says hat hositres had already commenced Omar
Pacha had previously made strong dema I'D for leave 10
light before the winter set in Tho Russians supposed
TO be moving to attack tho Turkish position at kont
chouk.
ice. was known in Liverpool Tuesday, but not fully
credited. The mails hand Wednesday morning part
y confirm il, The London Standard publishes the despatch
without guarantee.
Previous accounts had put different face the
ten The meeting Of the Emperors at Olmun had ter
minated, and proposition TO be made TO The
Porte. Austria again siding with France, England, and
Prussia, and conferences to be resumed ut Vienna
stating that The Grand Council of the Ottoman empire had
recommended the Sultan declare war, had caused
immediate meeting OF the British cabinet and excited the
greatest apprehension in the public mind The Suans
decision then known, but was hourly expected Al
Marseilles
Turkey generally quiet The Russians had been Of
cay ordered by the Russian Minister OF War 10 wnler
in the prime pslities
The allied fleets remained at Besika bay
fron Consannope mention that the Russians
preparing attack Ccsssia with large force and
that ENJOYS from Schamyi hsd arrived Constantine
pie demand further assistance from the Porte.
Martin Koszin embark the 2lst on board the
baque Mmosa for the United Satc Austria asserting
the embaIkaiion. Mr.. Blown was al Smyrna him
OFT
The cholera was slowly spreading in Liverpool The
packet ship Isaac Wright, with 600 passengers for New
York. had struck The Irish coast and leaked badly.
steamer had been sent 10 her assistance.
rRAscE
The term for the suspension dieental import dutie.
on corn brought France had been extended
10 July 3is 1854 Another decree prohibits the export
potatoes. dried vegetables. &c,
The government. Notwithstanding the large advance in
bfeads;us in other European markets. insist keeping
the price OF bread down TO 40 cents per kilogramme
ITALY.
The free imports of breadsuds into Naples ha. been
extended TO May, 1854
nARxKrs.
LrvEarooL, Get 5-The A.ias sdvices would have
sire the Market but tbs improved
OF unfAvora bic intelligence from the East
Prices closed Irregular but lower-saes the three
days bales of which SPECTATORS took l50O0 and
ex porters 1900. Imports, IL. 900 bales
Bradsuh,-Prices during the last three days receded,
and business done 81 Sd decline in
Hour and "a. 81 in wheat Intelligence from the East
had again raised prices and the market closed last
weeks quotations White wheat, IS. IOd los Sd. Mixed
and red, s.. ID. S. 81. Western Canal Hour 80, Cd
sls Philadelphia and Baltimore. 34s Sd SIS. Ohio
35s sos White corn. Ala as. yellow, 4Os q Ais
ProvisonsBeef was neglected. Pork quiet Li,le do
ing sides Shoulders declined IL. e. Cheese rather
lower Lard steady Tallow In demand At full Rice
In request
LosDos-sugsr 10 unchsn ged Coffee quiet but I'M
tered. Rice demand full Tal!ow brisk n
5ss- Cd. a Sos Scotch pig iron, 6Ss
Consols were greatly depressed-closed al 9oi
ONO ILKcrIos.
CINesSari Oct 10 The indicate the defeat Of
perance party la the northern portion the State
the Maine law is carried. but the south gave large ma
oriry sgainst IT, The decision Of tho majority is free
trade Intoxicating liquor" The impression that The
wings not elected than twelve Of all their
candidates Tor the legislature.
vKnxoar LEGISLATURE
MosTpxiIkR. Oct l5.-On the last ballot this morninv
for spesker-being tho ,hieth had-Grandy (whg) had
ghynne votes; Brigham dem seventy nine; and Need
ham (free-so) nineteen. Both houses adloarned from
this morning to Monday afternoon.
npiANA
LyArHTrE, Oct 1.-The second annual State Fair Of
Indiana has just closed 1t quite successful exhibit
ton among The best held In West About 20 0O(
persons in attendance The number of cauIe ADD
horses exhibited 800 The total receipts reached
900. Horace Greeley of New York. delivered the snnua
address
NKw YorK, Oct. ~.
The private letters received here by tho Atlantic are
equally isde6nc in regard the eastern question: Tboy
rumors OF the SULTAN having declared war and Of
actual commencement Of hos,es, but nothing certain
known. When the Atlantic sailed breads,ufs had
taken decided turn. and the prevs He'd
they would further advance The latest
from Conssntnope are certainly walke but many had
hopes calamity would eventually be arrested
The ship George Nicholas had arrived Hamburg; al
ha nds excep the mate had died on board.
cfTy.-LATER PROM
Nxw ORLEANS, Oct. IL The city 10 considered
he sl.hy though a lew OF fever srI continue
Many of the citizens returning, and business has
again assumed conside rabic activity.
Late advices Galveston that the fever
crea.ng there. though Houston abatement per-
e,ptibl-.
Doctor Steiner hs, been acquitted by martial on
the grounds OF ,cifdefence.