The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-11-19

3 NkS losk Oct. 27.--IAtsr sdviess ffta
C0nsl6 ntinopoe state TIE Sultan hes annOoncoa
that, enless a. Runsians evscuate The Dana
bian Pfincipalitics. Within fifteen ayr, -
viii consider tlseir presence cquivalent 10 3
declaration Of war. Proclanations TO this ef.
feet have been posted on al the mosques VI
the city.
The Paris correspondent Of tho London
Times says that letters from Constantinople
state that tile Eastern question IL closely ex.
ainined In all points Of view, In private and
political circles, and all arrive 1t the conclu.
sion that there Is now no escape from war.
+ Russian agents arc actively engaged In many
parts Of Turkey, stirring up Instruction
among the people.
The Sultan has invited the combined fleets
to proceed 70 Constantinopls, and tho Black
Sea Is declared free for Ill neutral flags
Louis Napoleon ID reported to have said that
unless Russia yields, war must b proceeded
with. ~ ,,.ss e
The Emperor Of Rd-sia has authorized the
free importation into Ill tho ports Of tho I'm
| pirc, Of al kinds Of materials for the equpage
OF ships during the next 6vc years.
Ngw YOnk, Oct. 30. The Etest adyiccs
from the East spbrace thsl important intclli.
gcnce tilit Russ 4 has rejected Tho demand Of
Turkey 10 evAcuatc the banubian principaii-
inevitably
Dispatches from Constantinoplc. Of tho 9th
inst, state that the Russian army on tho Dan
abe. was moving for their winter quarters at
Bucharest. sfs<s
Gen. Luders, with his Russian corps, Was at
Odessa, awaiting his marching orders
Prince Gortchakofi had replied to the su,&
mons Of Omar Pacia to evacuatc tho princi
palitics, refusing to do 10. General Pnskic-
witch has assumed tho chief command Of the
Russian army in tho principalities.
| Austria and PrussiA will remain neutral
| Tho London Times states that tho Turkish
war manifesto is the most unanswcrablc docu.
'ncnt OF the present century. When II wax
read by tho Emperor Nicholas, he sworc that
he would wage war Of determination against
tho Turks '7ilh9
N.w York, Oct. 3l.--It Is the opinion OF
tho English and French diplomatists that tho
war between Russia aud Turkey will be- con.
fined to the frontiers, and will not spread over
Europe.
Turkey had given permission for neutral
flags to remain on the Danube until tho Goth
October but no longer.
NEW YoRH, Nov. "A dispatch from St.
Petersburg states that tho Emperor of Russia
returned from Berlin on the 18th Of October.
Active proportions for war were going for
ward.
~ So'stuntihopic tuc iurkiSl HceV, Wnlch
had been laid up In that harbOr for tho winter,
had been ordered 70 prepare Immediately for
sen.
Tho combined fleets had not yet entered
the Dsrlancllcs. but were expected daily to do
so. ~
The Turks were voluntarily pouring i'm.
rnense sums into tho treasury Of tho Sultan,
to enable him to proceed with his preparations
for war;
The fleets O. had been ordered to tho Oar
danclles, but are not to enter tho Black Sea,
except In case of the advance Of tho Russians.
The report that tho Gar threatened war
DISCRIMINATION against the Turks, is positive
ly contrsdicted.
An immense number Of Englishmcn, and Of
Italian, Polish and Hungarian refugees includ.
ing many officers Of rank. arc Offering their
services to tho Sultan in tho anticipated war
with Russia.